Penghu Living Museum Introduction
The development of Penghu has a long history, rich in cultural and historical heritage, with simple folk customs that are full of islander characteristics, resulting in a unique and precious cultural asset. The Penghu Living Museum is a newly established facility that showcases "Penghu's life, culture, local history, and ecology," focusing on the lives, emotions, and identities of local residents, aiming to provide an in-depth interpretation of the historical and cultural development of Penghu. It is designed to serve as a specialized county-level museum and the core facility in the development of Penghu's museum sector. The Penghu Living Museum is also a museum that embodies neighborhoods, communities, ecology, and everyday life, characterized by approachability and warmth, representing shared living resources in the county. This museum highlights the unique flavors and cultural content of Penghu. Officially opened in 2010, it is Taiwan's first urban museum, featuring exhibits that include artifacts, documents, images, ecological landscapes, miniature models, and immersive audio-visual presentations that make the exhibition content more relatable. The Penghu Living Museum is located in Magong City, allowing visitors to gain a deeper understanding of the local area through its intricate displays. It is a tourist destination that offers educational value and justifies the cost of admission. **Recommended stay duration:** 3 hours **Closed days:** Every Thursday, Lunar New Year's Eve, other necessary closure times as announced by the museum, and on government-specified natural disaster work suspension days.
Penghu Living Museum Outdoor Landscape
