Πράγματα που μπορείτε να κάνετε στο National Museum of Marine Science and Technology

The Heping Island Ocean Park combines rich marine ecological exhibits with interactive experiences, making it a popular destination for families. The aquarium's thoughtful design allows visitors to get up close with various fish, corals, and marine life, creating an immersive underwater world experience. Through vivid explanations and multimedia exhibits, children can learn about marine science while having fun. Outside the park, visitors can also enjoy the beautiful coastal scenery of Keelung, perfect for taking photos. It's an ocean-themed attraction that offers both educational and entertainment value.

Parking fees are an additional $50 per single entry. There are dining areas throughout the museum where you can bring your own food, or you can purchase food from the museum's restaurants or stalls! The museum offers a lot, including a schedule of activities you can participate in. The children had a great time, and we recommend allocating about 4-5 hours for your visit!

Συνιστώ ανεπιφύλακτα αυτό το μουσείο σχεδόν σε όλους. Εξαιρετική τιμή για ενήλικες και δωρεάν για ηλικιωμένους (65+) και παιδιά δημοτικού. Υπάρχουν έξι όροφοι με διαδραστικά εκθέματα για όλες τις ηλικίες ΚΑΙ σχεδόν όλα είναι επίσης στα Αγγλικά. Η ταινία IMAX (~17 λεπτά) ήταν επίσης υπέροχη! Πήγα μια Τρίτη με τα μισά δημοτικά σχολεία της πόλης, οπότε απλά να το έχετε υπόψη σας καθώς υπήρχαν παιδιά παντού (θορυβώδη και έτρεχαν). Φάτε πριν ή μετά, καθώς δεν υπάρχουν πολλές επιλογές και δεν είναι καλές. Θα μπορούσατε εύκολα να περάσετε όλη την ημέρα εκεί. Σταθμοί αναπλήρωσης νερού και τουαλέτες παντού και τα εκθέματα ήταν πολύ καλά φτιαγμένα.

εμπειρία: Φανταστική εμπειρία στο ενυδρείο. Η υποβρύχια εκδρομή ήταν τέλεια. Η πλήρης ξενάγηση στο μουσείο και το ενυδρείο με τον έμπειρο αγγλόφωνο ξεναγό μας ήταν υπέροχη. Ευχαριστούμε τον Hamasen για την ξενάγηση και τις επεξηγήσεις του. Ελπίζω να επιστρέψω γιατί ήταν υπέροχα. τιμή: Η τιμή αξίζει απολύτως, καθώς περιλαμβάνονται τα γεύματα, η μεταφορά και η υποστήριξή μας καθ' όλη τη διάρκεια.

Was a lovely, well-paced tour: The Aquarium was huge, and got to see Beluga whales for the first time! The subsequent sight seeing spots eg. Eluanbi Lighthouse, coral sand beach and look-out points were so scenic and breath-taking! The tour had 8 pax so a large van was used for the trip, with surprisingly spacious seats and leg room. Driver-guide provided everyone with a bottle of complimentary water as well, much appreciated.

I just joined the tour today and my guide is Isabella. She is really and keen to help me took photos as I joined trip alone. Also have funny humor and she gave me and other guy a gift as our birthday aswell!!! if you don’t want to waste time for waiting for a bus or checking this tour is really nice to consider about it. Time in places might be a little short like 1 hr but still fine to see all tourists spots

On August 22nd, I visited Taipei and took the opportunity to sign up for the Klook Keelung Islet tour, which I'd wanted to do for a long time. I chose the Julong fleet based on a hunch, and their boat was grand, luxurious, and comfortable. On a hot day, we could continuously get ice-cold bottled water. The best part was our guide that day, Sister Xiaorou, who was incredibly nice. She gave a detailed and humorous introduction to Keelung Islet. During our hike, she also acted as a professional photographer, even helping us find special spots for beautiful photos. Through our casual chats, we learned she's a timeless beauty, which left us all amazed. Plus, it was a sunny day on Keelung Islet, so every photo we took captured a beautiful landscape. It's definitely worth a visit!

After confirming on-site, you can purchase and use it directly, ensuring you won't choose the wrong facility to experience. It's super convenient and even includes a bonus yachting activity. Although the experience time wasn't long, the kids had a great time! It was a truly wonderful experience and service! Used Klook

APR. 19, 2026 🛤️ Jinguashi ✖️ Gold Museum Traveling with the Textbook: Fourth Grade Social Studies… Finally (◐‿◑) We started at the Golden Waterfall. Although Jingzai initially wanted to drive right past it, You proactively suggested, "Aren't we going to get out and take pictures?" Mom instantly understood this was a signal to "take photos," so the whole family immediately pulled over. Next, we visited the "Four-Joined-Houses": Looking at the layout of the Japanese dormitories, we discussed how people lived and went about their daily lives there back then. We also got to touch the "220-kilogram gold brick" with our own hands. The weight and value were astonishing‼️ Then came the important "gold panning experience." After watching the instructional video, the siblings put it into practice and felt completely immersed in the experience. Finally, the whole family put on hard hats and became miners 👷, walking into the damp, dark Benshan No. 5 Tunnel. Inside the tunnel, there was the sound of dripping water and a sense of oppression, but also gold—shhh 🤫 Turning the words from a textbook into the scenery before our eyes, the biggest reward wasn't gaining more knowledge, but seeing the sparkle in the children's eyes—it was a surprise and connection that transformed "I've read about it" into "I've seen it, I've felt it" ♥️