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New Taipei | Museu da Mina de Carvão Xin Pingxi | Ingressos
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No. 子5號, Xinliao Village, Pingxi District, New Taipei City, Taiwan 226
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156 avaliações
CHEN *******
2025/03/09
Fantástico5.0
After visiting Shifen Old Street, we went over to the mine. The mining cart was really fun and exciting, and the guided tour was excellent. Even children could easily understand it. We were even lucky enough to see bats 🦇 in the simulated tunnel – so cool! 👍🏻
致維 *
2025/04/20
Fantástico5.0
The only one of its kind in the country, this museum is a genuine coal mine transformed and preserved, and it also features the nation's only coal mine train. Just for the miniature train alone, it's well worth buying a ticket to enter!
致維 *
2024/12/12
Fantástico5.0
The Coal Mine Museum Park, transformed from a coal mine, offers the unique experience of riding Taiwan's only authentic coal mine train and visiting a real, operational coal mine, complete with simulated tunnels. It's a much better experience than the Houtong Coal Mine Park. We hope everyone will come and experience it, and show their support.
Chen ******
2025/03/30
Fantástico5.0
Visitors aged four and above require a ticket, and the price is the same for both adults and children. It is recommended to join a guided tour to gain a deeper understanding of the hardships and toil faced by miners in the past. The site preserves original mine shafts and carts, and the ticket includes a round-trip mine cart experience lasting approximately 15-20 minutes. The entire area is not very large; participating in the guided tour and experiencing the mine cart will take about 2-3 hours.
吳 **
2024/11/25
Fantástico5.0
This park is truly excellent. Not only can you enjoy a stroll, but you can also ride an almost perfectly preserved miner's train. It's a shame the park doesn't seem to have the funds for further renovation, but this also allows you to genuinely see the traces of history. With professional guides, you can gain a deeper understanding of the mining life. Plus, the nearby Shifen Old Street is great for browsing, making it possible to spend an entire day here.
蔡 **
2025/03/09
Fantástico5.0
It was my first time here, a very special experience. I learned about the hardships of the miners in the past, how they got covered in black dust every day, and how bad it was for their lungs. They truly risked their lives just to provide for their families. You can ride the same type of vehicle the miners used to take to work every day; it's quite bumpy without shock absorbers! There's a restaurant in the park, but it was fully booked today, so we couldn't eat without a reservation.
O Parque do Museu da Mina de Carvão de Xinpingxi, localizado em Pingxi, é um parque de mineração, histórico e ecológico que reúne artefatos, materiais históricos e equipamentos relacionados à indústria de mineração de carvão de Taiwan, sendo ideal para famílias e educação ao ar livre.
Os entusiastas de ferrovias vão adorar o primeiro trem elétrico de transporte de carvão de Taiwan, embarcando em uma pequena locomotiva para uma jornada de exploração.
O museu possui um túnel simulado, permitindo que os visitantes se sintam como se estivessem em uma mina de carvão de 1965, explorando a história da mineração.
O Parque do Museu da Mina de Carvão de Xinpingxi, localizado em Pingxi, é um parque de mineração, histórico e ecológico que reúne artefatos, materiais históricos e equipamentos relacionados à indústria de mineração de carvão de Taiwan, sendo ideal para famílias e educação ao ar livre.
Os entusiastas de ferrovias vão adorar o primeiro trem elétrico de transporte de carvão de Taiwan, embarcando em uma pequena locomotiva para uma jornada de exploração.
O museu possui um túnel simulado, permitindo que os visitantes se sintam como se estivessem em uma mina de carvão de 1965, explorando a história da mineração.