Science and Technology Living Museum Introduction
The Science and Technology Living Pavilion serves as a transfer station for commuting within the park, connecting public transportation for travelers coming from the south and the north. For anyone wanting to understand everything about the Science Park, starting from the Living Pavilion is recommended. Located on the fourth floor of the pavilion is the exhibition hall featuring the six major industries, which is a miniaturized representation of the industries in the Science Park. The exhibition hall showcases the history and development of the Science Park, as well as highlights the high-tech industries that have transformed Hsinchu into Taiwan's Silicon Valley, including integrated circuits, computers and peripherals, communications, optoelectronics, precision machinery, and biotechnology. Visitors can appreciate all of these within the technology museum. The exhibition hall is not open to the public on a regular basis, so visitors are encouraged to make reservations in advance. Interested individuals may find this opportunity worthwhile.
