Things to do in Southern Branch of the National Palace Museum

My first visit to the Southern Branch of the National Palace Museum left a deep impression on me. The Southern Branch has a style that blends modern Chinese aesthetics, and the exhibitions inside are presented in diverse ways. Buying tickets on Klook was super convenient—instant purchase and use! The Southern Branch ticket was excellent value for money; my friend and I had a great time. The coolest part was that their stamps aren't regular ink stamps; they only appear when illuminated by a light. They don't stain clothes or smudge, which is awesome! I even asked a staff member to shine the light for me so I could take a picture. 😂 It was a very special trip, and I want to go again. Next time, I'll definitely use an e-ticket—it's so quick and convenient! 🫶

The space inside is very large, making it a great place for kids to burn off energy. There's a ball pit, a sand play area, trampolines, and more. The second floor is the dining area, and private rooms are available for booking. The ball pit is huge, though some of the balls are deflated or noticeably dirty. Overall, the basic facilities are well-maintained.

If you purchase a Klook e-voucher, you can bypass the ticket counter and go directly to the entrance for staff to scan. On weekends, it's best to arrive right when they open to have ample time to find a spot and pick up children's life vests and swim rings. There are staff members stationed in every area. The splash pad for young children is large and separate from the area for older kids.

You can interact directly with the adorable pets; they walk right by you. The Valais Blacknose sheep have completely black faces, and I even had to look closely to find their eyes! They are incredibly gentle and will actively come over for pets. They're super cute! There are also capybaras, maras, alpacas, and goats. You can even carry the goats on your back! These experiences are all really great!