




New Taipei Museum of World Religions Tickets
Packages
"All Things Shining" Ticket
All Things Glow | All-in-One Ticket
[Incomplete Journey] Package
Learning Exploration Package: World Traveler - Religious Architecture Adventure
Learning Exploration Package: Plant Detective
World Interfaith Harmony Card
Reviews
Guide
- A museum that features world religions as its exhibition theme and life education as its experiential setting, taking you through the history, culture, art, or architecture of major civilizations to understand various faiths and religions.
- A rich and interesting "conceptual" museum that subtly embodies the ideals of "respecting every faith, embracing every ethnic group, and loving every life."
- Ten famous classic religious buildings from around the world, such as Japan's Ise Grand Shrine, Taiwan's Luce Memorial Chapel, Indonesia's Borobudur, and Israel's Dome of the Rock, have their architectural layouts, detailed spaces, and symmetrical beauty meticulously condensed and displayed at scales of 1/31 or 1/50.
- The spiritual crystallization of religious culture over thousands of years is presented before your eyes, allowing visitors to experience a learning journey of respect, tolerance, and universal love from diverse perspectives that are exquisite, technological, delicate, and humanistic, making it more three-dimensional and comprehensive.
- Exclusive 10% discount for online ticket purchases! More cost-effective than buying on-site!
Museum of World Religions
Through the establishment of the Museum of World Religions, people are provided with an opportunity to understand different religions, allowing everyone the chance to choose their spiritual belief for life; various religions can engage in free dialogue, eliminating religious disputes and conflicts. For this reason, Master Hsin Tao believed that if the Wusheng Monastery were to establish a Buddhist museum or build a large temple, it might provide spiritual solace for local Buddhists and would be welcomed by devotees, making the task of fundraising for the museum easier to achieve. However, it would not fulfill the aforementioned grand objectives. Conversely, introducing religious knowledge through a modern, knowledge-disseminating museum format that incorporates leisure and entertainment might be an irreplaceable optimal solution. Therefore, after extensive consultation and visits to relevant themed museums and institutions worldwide, and after careful consideration, the concept and mission of an unprecedented, internationally focused Museum of World Religions encompassing all world religions gradually took shape.
Special Exhibition "Light in All Things"
In 2022, we walked through life and death, day and night, realizing the bonds of human life. In 2023, we entered the mountains, seas, and skies, searching for humanity’s place. This year, we will transform into nothingness, merging into the endless natural cycle without human presence, seeking light, feeling light, becoming light, and receiving the salvation of light. From the beginning of creation, it has existed, flowing through all things, It is light, it is spirituality.
Permanent Exhibition
The permanent exhibition primarily focuses on eight major world religions: Christianity, Islam, Buddhism, Taoism, Hinduism, Sikhism, Judaism, Shinto, and ancient religions such as Egyptian and Mayan. The Taiwan Religion Area displays the beliefs of Taiwanese people, while the rotating exhibition area showcases artifacts from other faiths and religious traditions. Visitors will see the similarities and differences in the beliefs of these religions and learn about their tenets and history.
World Religions Harmony Card
In 2022, we gazed at the boundaries of life and death, listening to life’s whispers amidst the interplay of day and night; In 2023, we stepped into the realm of mountains, seas, and humanity, searching for our own faint coordinates within all things in heaven and earth; This year, we wish to transform into ephemeral dust, merging into the endless breath of nature, becoming that light, traversing time and space, illuminating all things.
Three-year journey– “Life and Death, Day and Night,” “Mountains, Seas, and Humanity,” and “Light in All Things,” Each card is a dialogue gazing at spirituality, each passage of text an echo resonating with all things.
The original price for the card set (three cards) is NT$3,600, now available for a limited-time offer of only NT$3,000. We invite you to pick up this spiritual trajectory, letting the light of the cards penetrate daily life and illuminate the tranquility within your heart.
Dialogue with the world, reconcile with yourself. Please, accept this light.
The activation date for the Harmony Card can be freely chosen. After activation, it accompanies you with free entry to the museum for a full year.