Yellow Wax Stone Cultural Hall. -Attraction Introduction-The Yellow Wax Stone Cultural Hall, formerly a dormitory for Keelung City Government employees, has been transformed into a museum that combines geological education with local cultural content. -Attraction Introduction-The Yellow Wax Stone Cultural Hall, formerly a dormitory for Keelung City Government employees, has been transformed into a museum that combines geological education with local cultural content, exhibiting the unique yellow wax stones and pothole landscapes of the Nuannuan area. Through the display and guided tours of actual objects and models, visitors can explore and learn about the unique geological features and humanistic background of the Nuannuan area in a relaxed visit. -Attraction Features-The Nuannuan area boasts rich and diverse geological landscapes. Among them, yellow wax stone is a locally abundant iron-rich metamorphic quartzite, characterized by its yellowish-brown surface with a waxy luster and a cool touch. Additionally, Nuannuan features world-class pothole formations, a unique geological spectacle in the Keelung River basin. Whether you are a geology enthusiast, a history and culture lover, or planning a family outing, you will gain a rich experience at the Yellow Wax Stone Cultural Hall. The Yellow Wax Stone Cultural Hall integrates geological, natural, historical, and cultural features. It was renovated from the original single dormitory, retaining its original layout. Through physical exhibits of samples and landform models, it guides visitors to understand geological formation and local landscapes. -Recommended Activities-Start by understanding the geological landscape and human history of the Nuannuan area by exploring the 'Yellow Wax Stone Cultural Hall'. Inside the hall, you can not only admire the texture, color, and crystalline luster of yellow wax stones but also touch and interact with them. In addition to geological knowledge
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