New Taipei｜Wang Ding Time Science and Technology Experience Hall｜Jornada de experiência em arte e ciência de relojoaria｜Reserva telefônica necessária

It was a lot of fun, and the staff explained everything meticulously. Before making a watch, you get to briefly assemble a clock, giving you a feel for putting together clock parts. Although making a watch essentially involves just selecting various watch components and assembling them, it still provides a great sense of accomplishment and is a good workshop. (Note: The location is about a 15-minute walk from the MRT station. You will pass by a printing factory, a tunnel, and sparsely populated streets along the way. Following Google Maps directions is the safest way to get there.)

I've actually listened to many guided tours at the museum, especially since the ladies there are very kind and even played interactive guessing games with us. It was a wonderful experience, and I particularly loved the cute clock-shaped temporary tattoos they gave out, which left me with very fond memories.

A very practical guide that helps children understand the structure of a clock movement, the origin of time, and the differences in time zones.

A very special activity with clear explanations and small gifts, which helps children focus more on the event.