Taiwan National Palace Museum Small Group Guided Tour (Korean Guide)
- Conquer the National Palace Museum of Taiwan, one of the world's four major museums and an oriental treasure trove attracting global attention, with an official Korean-speaking guide.
- Enjoy a comfortable and relaxed tour of the National Palace Museum with a small group tour of up to 10 people.
- If you want to enjoy more tours in Taiwan, check out the Korean Tour Page!
What to expect
Enjoy an informative tour of the National Palace Museum in Taiwan, a treasure trove of oriental artifacts and one of the world's four largest museums, with detailed explanations from an authorized guide. With a maximum of 10 people, you can have a more in-depth and relaxing time. See a variety of cultural properties, from relics from ancient civilizations to paintings, calligraphy, and pottery, in a museum that boasts an enormous scale, with about 690,000 exhibits being rotated on a regular basis. In particular, the Jadeite Cabbage, the Meat-shaped Stone, and the Poppy, which are the pride of the National Palace Museum in Taiwan, are must-see exhibits. Take a tour of the National Palace Museum in Taiwan with a Korean guide for a more rewarding experience.



Reviews
The guide guided us well and explained things well, so it was easy to understand the cultural assets. The atmosphere among all ten participants was friendly while receiving the guide, so I think we were able to enjoy the tour more comfortably. If you are wondering whether to join a guide or not, listen to Mr. Jo Suk-jin's guide while watching the cultural festival. You can hear the history and unofficial history hidden in it, so you can immerse yourself much more. So I was able to enjoy the cultural festival much more than when I came alone. Thank you.
There were many twists and turns because I had to make a reservation in a hurry the day before, but the guided tour was the best!! Thank you so much to the guide, Jo Suk-jin, for the full lecture and historical introduction!! If we had just seen it, it would have been an artifact that we would have passed by, but as we listened to the explanation, we looked back on history and learned that we are steadily protecting the past that we must protect. It was a precious time^^ Highly recommended!!!!
There was no time to get bored as it passed by quickly in 2 hours. Thanks to commentator Cho Sook-jin who passionately explained, it was an opportunity to better understand the history of Taiwan and China, and it was fun.
The introduction was impressive, starting with the process of moving numerous relics based on a deep understanding of Chinese history. I went to the National Palace Museum, which I would have passed by if I had just gone there, as it was exhibited on such a large scale, and listened to Professor Sookjin Jo's explanation in a very interesting and in-depth way. I had so much fun listening to the meaning behind the first relic enamel, so at first I thought it would be very long, but the promised time passed so quickly that I was disappointed. It was a very enjoyable time for both me and the child as we learned new things about the emperor's clothing that we did not know about along with the materials we prepared separately. Next time I come to Taiwan, I'll ask you again. Thank you so much for the detailed guide.
From schedule changes to guidance, everything was perfect! The explanation of the museum was so interesting. Curator Jo Sook-jin provided information on famous artifacts from the Neolithic Age to the Bronze Age, Iron Age, and the Qing Dynasty of China. He was accurate, kind, and even humorous, so it was great to visit the museum. He explained in detail why it was said like this, from historical history to general origins! It was good. If you are a little interested in history, it would be better to meet curator Jo Suk-jin, and if you are not, studying a little will definitely help you when visiting the museum! I really wanted to see the cabbage relics and the dongpo meat relics. Thank you for your kind explanation. I hope to see you next time I visit Taiwan. I recommend it!
It was nice that the guide teacher was elegant and kind in explaining things. Since this museum is so big and there are so many things to see, it would be good to visit once with a guide and once individually. I was sad that both Baechu and Dongpa Yuk went on business trips.
Thanks to guide Jo Suk-jin, I was able to hear stories about the relics that I didn't know about, which was really great. It would have been lacking if I had just listened to the audio, but it was really helpful.
I really like museums. If you like museums, we recommend a tour of the National Palace Museum with guide Sookjin Jo. 1. You are passionate. He doesn't just explain things. Before leaving, we explain in an easy-to-understand manner what era the relics we will see were made in by comparing them to Korean history. That 5 minute explanation was really helpful. After hearing that and going up and seeing the relics, it was definitely more fun. And you are very passionate. For the entire 2 hours, except for the 5 minute break, he walks around and explains without stopping. 2. The explanation is interesting. I'm asking a question related to relics. It was really fun to answer that question and hear the explanation. In addition, interesting anecdotes related to the relics are also explained, allowing you to enjoy the relics even more interestingly. The day I went was the day Dongpo-yuk was on a business trip, so I could only see the jade cabbage, but it was really nice to have an interesting explanation of the jade cabbage, which turned a disadvantage into an advantage, and the jade folding screen that could have disappeared. ^^ Personally, I would like to go on a one-day tour. If I had been there, I think I would have signed up for the one-day tour. Still, I listened intently to the explanation for two hours, and after eating, I watched for another two hours. Next time I visit Taiwan's National Palace Museum, I would like to be with guide Sookjin Cho. Thank you so much~!
I really liked the thorough and detailed explanations. Korean commentary is a must.
Be sure to go to the museum with a guide. I was so captivated by the excellent explanations that I didn't realize how 3 hours had passed. It was very helpful to understand and remember the rare treasures by explaining their history. Since it was a small museum, I was able to move around quickly and admire many treasures. I couldn't help but be grateful for the passionate attitude of trying to let me see at least one more. I want to come again next time and I want to go with guide Jo Suk-jin. Thank you so much.
Good to know
- Minors aged 8-18 can enter for free. Please bring your passport to verify your age.
- You are not allowed to enter the National Palace Museum with large bags. Please use the National Palace Museum's lockers.
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