World Ancient Civilizations Immersive Experience Exhibition Kaohsiung Station

Name: World Ancient Civilizations Immersive Experience Exhibition Kaohsiung Station | Kaohsiung Pier-2 Art Center - Klook
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🔷 Five Highlights of Kaohsiung Station: Integration of Digital Technology and Civilization Narrative

This Kaohsiung Station takes "Civilization Born from Water" as its core concept, re-examining the origin and development logic of human civilization:

Rivers and the Origin of Civilization

Understand the birth of civilization from the rhythm of rivers, looking back at how humans established order and ways of life under natural conditions.

Exploration of the Four Major Civilizations

Integrates the four major civilizations of Egypt, Mesopotamia, the Mediterranean, and India, presenting diverse cultural responses to order, eternity, rationality, and life.

Immersive Digital Art Experience

Combines dynamic projection and spatial narrative to guide audiences through the power systems of the Two Rivers region, the journey to the underworld in Egypt, the rational turn of the Mediterranean, and the cyclical view of life in India.

33 High-Quality Replicated Exhibits

Selects important cultural relics from ancient civilizations as historical anchors, corresponding to key development nodes of each civilization.

Explore Knowledge of the Four Ancient Civilizations

Over 50 core knowledge points, covering aspects such as time, power, knowledge, value, and space, to reconstruct the understanding of civilization.

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✨ Exhibition Information

Exhibition Name: Immersive Experience Exhibition of Ancient Civilizations Exhibition Dates: June 19, 2026 – September 8, 2026 Exhibition Hours: Daily 10:00 – 18:00 (Last admission and ticket sales at 17:00) Exhibition Venue: P3 Warehouse, Pier-2 Art Center, Kaohsiung (No. 1, Dayong Rd., Yancheng Dist., Kaohsiung City 803, Taiwan) Organizer: Florence Cultural & Creative Co., Ltd.

Ticket Price Information

Presale Single Ticket: NT$350 (May 1, 2026 (Fri) - June 18, 2026 (Thu))
Presale Audio Guide Package: NT$480 (May 1, 2026 (Fri) - June 18, 2026 (Thu))
Exhibition Period Single Ticket: NT$450 (June 19, 2026 (Fri) - September 8, 2026 (Tue))
Presale June Mid-Year Celebration Package - Anubis 3D Magnet (Limited to 200 tickets): NT$499 (June 5, 2026 (Fri) - June 14, 2026 (Sun))

Exhibition Introduction

Most of humanity's earliest civilizations developed around rivers.

Rivers provided water and living conditions, but also brought floods and changes, leading humans to gradually form cities, systems, and beliefs within the natural environment, thereby developing the earliest social structures and worldviews.

The "Ancient Civilizations Exhibition" in Kaohsiung continues the success of its first stop in Taipei, taking rivers as its starting point to re-examine the development of the four major civilizations. Through immersive spatial design and light-and-shadow narration, history is transformed into an accessible and perceptible civilizational experience.

This is a journey of civilization that unfolds from water.

Amidst the changing river channels and environmental pressures of Mesopotamia, humans established laws, writing, and urban systems, giving society an operable structure.

In the stable rhythm of the Nile, life extended beyond death, forming a belief system in eternity.

In the Indus Valley, rivers became symbols of cycles and thought, guiding people to explore the essence of life inward.

In the Mediterranean world, the ocean fostered exchange and collision, and humans established methods of understanding the world through observation and deliberation.

Four civilizations developed along different waterways, responding to the same question: How do humans exist in the world?

This exhibition features 33 selected exhibits as civilizational anchor points, combining replicated craftsmanship, large-scale scenes, and light-and-sound design. Through the systematic framework of civilization, it expands upon more than 50 knowledge points, recreating the key nodes of civilizational development.

Visitors will traverse different civilizational spaces, from the flow of water and the genesis of cities to the transformation of beliefs and ideas, re-understanding the formation of human civilization through an immersive experience.

History continues to flow here.

🌊 Prologue Area | The Origin of Civilization

Exhibition Highlights: 3D Projection Mapping Map / Giant Light-and-Shadow Flip Book / River Chronology Step into the exhibition and begin to understand civilization from rivers.

The 3D map and light-and-shadow chronology intertwine to trace the trajectory of rivers, presenting humanity's journey of living by water. The Two Rivers, the Nile, the Mediterranean, and the Ganges River basins collectively form the foundation of early civilizations.

The giant book of history unfolds page by page, leading visitors into the origin of civilization. Chronology Area

🏹 Mesopotamian Civilization | The Beginning of Order

Exhibition Highlights: Replicated Representative Artifacts, Immersive Lion Hunt Projection Mesopotamia is located in the Two Rivers region, where the changing river waters brought uncertainty to life.

In this environment, humans developed urban systems, laws, and writing systems, gradually forming rules and structures for social operation.

The exhibition combines dynamic projections with exhibits to present the process by which early civilizations established order under environmental pressure. Assyrian Area

🏺 Egyptian Civilization | The Pursuit of Eternity

Exhibition Highlights: 3D Pyramid Projection, Giant Sphinx, Tomb Scenery The Nile River provided stable living conditions, allowing Egyptian civilization to develop over a long period.

People began to contemplate the continuation of life and the world after death, establishing an understanding of "eternity" through religious beliefs and ritual systems. The exhibition space combines tomb scenery with projected images to present ancient Egypt's imagination of life and rebirth.

🏛️ Mediterranean Civilization | Myth and Reason

Exhibition Highlights: Zeus Projection Mapping Statue, Architectural Scenery Exchange in the Mediterranean region promoted the development of thought and culture, with philosophy, politics, and art gradually forming systems. Humans established knowledge frameworks through observation and discussion, and the way of understanding the world began to change.

The exhibition combines mythical imagery and architectural scenes with exhibits to present the process of moving from myth to rational thought. Mediterranean Area

🕉️ Indian Civilization | Life and Philosophy

Exhibition Highlights: Introduction to Ancient Indian Spices, Mandala Immersive Projection Indian civilization developed around the Ganges River basin, forming a cultural system that emphasizes spirituality and philosophy.

The cycle of life and inner exploration became important philosophical main themes.

The exhibition presents the Indian civilization’s way of understanding life and existence through images, symbols, and immersive projections. # 052A3212

🔚 Conclusion | Civilization and Today

Civilization continues in today's life.

Systems, languages, beliefs, and ways of thinking all originate from long-term accumulation in the past.

Looking back at the origin of civilization also allows us to re-understand how the contemporary world was formed.

🎁 Selected Collections

The exhibition store continues the theme of civilization, transforming ancient symbols into contemporary designs, extending the viewing experience into daily life. Merchandise Area

World Ancient Civilizations Immersive Experience Exhibition Kaohsiung Station

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— Ticket Purchase Instructions —

Event Period: June 19, 2026 (Fri) - September 8, 2026 (Tue)
Opening Hours: Monday to Sunday 10:00-18:00 (Ticket sales and admission stop at 17:00)
Each ticket is valid for a single entry. Once the admission stub is validated, it becomes invalid, and no refunds will be accepted.
Please keep your tickets safe. In case of loss, damage, or expiration, no reissuance or replacement will be provided.
Package deal items and gifts must be redeemed on-site by 17:00 on the last day of the exhibition at the latest. No reissuance will be provided for overdue redemptions.
Holders of electronic tickets or electronic serial number vouchers do not need to exchange tickets; please proceed directly to the exhibition entrance for validation and entry. No refunds will be accepted for validated QR codes and electronic serial numbers.
For concession tickets and free admission qualifiers, various discounts cannot be used simultaneously when purchasing tickets. Please proactively present relevant supporting documents for verification by staff upon entry.
If the ticket is a complimentary pass, it is prohibited to resell or exchange it for cash. Without the organizer's permission, violators will be dealt with according to law.
For tickets purchased through various channels, if a refund is required, please go to the original ticket purchase channel and follow the relevant regulations of that channel.
Refund applications must be submitted by 17:00 on the last day of the exhibition at the latest. A 10% handling fee will be deducted from the actual sales price in accordance with Article 6, "Refund and Exchange Mechanism," of the "Standardized Contract for Arts and Cultural Exhibition Tickets" stipulated by the Ministry of Culture. For detailed refund procedures and methods, please call (02)2772-8880 (Monday to Friday 10:00-17:30).
Other ticket-related regulations or any consumer disputes arising from this ticket will be handled in accordance with the "Standardized Contract for Arts and Cultural Exhibition Tickets" issued by the Ministry of Culture.
To ensure the health of participants and comply with government epidemic prevention measures, please follow the instructions of on-site staff, measure your forehead temperature, and disinfect your hands with alcohol. If you have symptoms such as coughing or fever (≧ 37.5 °C), the organizer reserves the right to request your departure, and no ticket fees will be refunded or compensated. The organizer reserves the right to interpret the event if there are any unmentioned matters regarding exhibition regulations and matters.

— Admission Instructions —

Each ticket is valid for a single entry. Once the admission stub is validated, it becomes invalid, and no refunds will be accepted.
Please keep your tickets safe. In case of loss, damage, or expiration, no reissuance or replacement will be provided.
Package deal items and gifts must be redeemed on-site by 17:00 on the last day of the exhibition at the latest. No reissuance will be provided for overdue redemptions.
Holders of electronic tickets or electronic serial number vouchers do not need to exchange tickets; please proceed directly to the exhibition entrance for validation and entry. No refunds will be accepted for validated QR codes and electronic serial numbers.
For tickets purchased through various channels, if a refund is required, please go to the original ticket purchase channel and follow the relevant regulations of that channel.
Refund applications must be submitted by 17:00 on the last day of the exhibition at the latest. A 10% handling fee will be deducted from the actual sales price in accordance with Article 6, "Refund and Exchange Mechanism," of the "Standardized Contract for Arts and Cultural Exhibition Tickets" stipulated by the Ministry of Culture. For detailed refund procedures and methods, please call (02)2772-8880 (Monday to Friday 10:00-17:30).

— Important Notes —

No baggage storage service is provided in the exhibition hall. We are not responsible for personal property loss. Please take good care of your personal and valuable belongings.
Please comply with government epidemic prevention regulations, visitor routes, exhibition rules, and instructions from on-site staff. If there are many people, please queue in an orderly manner.
Playing, running, and eating are prohibited in the exhibition hall. Please do not bring food or drinks into the venue. Smoking, chewing gum, and betel nuts are prohibited.
Selling or reselling tickets on-site at the exhibition is prohibited. If inappropriate behavior persists despite warnings, the individual must leave immediately without objection, and no compensation or refund of ticket fees will be provided.
Pets (except guide dogs), long-handled umbrellas, strollers, and various dangerous and prohibited items are not allowed in the exhibition hall.
Hitting, touching, or climbing exhibits and display cases are prohibited in the exhibition hall. In case of damage, compensation will be required at the original price.
On-site staff are stationed at various points in the exhibition hall to maintain order. If you find any suspicious persons or unknown objects, pick up lost items, or feel unwell, please immediately notify nearby staff for assistance.
If you need to re-enter on the same day, please get a validation stamp at the exit and present the validation stamp at the entrance to queue for re-entry. This is valid only for the same day.
If there are any changes to the exhibition operating hours and regulations, please refer to the on-site or official fan page announcements. The organizer reserves the right to interpret the event if there are any unmentioned matters above.