Lao K Sleep Culture Museum Introduction
When you arrive at the Lao K Sleep Culture Museum, it is entirely different from the imagined space that only contains mattresses. In addition to the introduction of various types of beds, you can also learn about the evolution of beds from ancient to modern times, both domestically and internationally. The exhibition features beds from Grandma's era, antique spring mattresses with a 70-year history from the Japanese colonial period, and of course, there are introductions to Lao K's brand mattresses from various decades. The durable Lao K mattresses were once sold out due to high demand, and now they are donated back by loyal customers for display at the museum. According to statistics, the spring mattresses produced by Lao K have an average lifespan of up to 33 years. A good mattress definitely stands the test of time, and finding the right product requires personal experience and trying it out, which is why the sleep experience area is particularly popular among visitors. Moreover, the museum offers many educational and entertaining activities, such as a colorful maze, a fun photo area, the Lao K premium bed section, a rotating stage, and a DIY classroom, allowing visitors to enjoy themselves for a long time. Both adults and children can find joy here, making it a suitable place for family visits and experiences. The lantern-type spring bed, which is best suited for Taiwan's climate, requires a reservation to visit the Lao K Sleep Culture Museum. On weekdays, there is also an opportunity to observe the manufacturing process of spring mattresses. Through guided tours, visitors can gain insight into the structure of spring mattresses and discover their little secrets. It turns out that the lantern-type balance spring mattress is most suitable for the subtropical climate of Taiwan. The guides will also provide tips on how to test the mattresses to help travelers find a comfortable spring bed. Humans spend one-third of their lives sleeping, and learning about health-related knowledge is the greatest gain from visiting the Lao K Sleep Culture Museum.
