Penghu Living Museum Introduction
Penghu has a long history of development, with rich cultural and historical heritage resources. The local customs and traditions are very simple, filled with islander cultural attributes, and have developed a unique and precious cultural asset. The Penghu Living Museum is a newly established museum focusing on "Penghu's life, culture, local history, and ecology." It aims to interpret the historical and cultural development of Penghu deeply, based on the lives, emotions, and identity of local residents, and to construct it as a specialized county-level museum, becoming the core of Penghu's museum development. The "Penghu Living Museum" is also a museum of neighbors, communities, ecology, and everyday life, embodying friendliness, warmth, and a strong human touch, serving as a shared resource for the county. It is a museum that uniquely represents Penghu's flavor and cultural content. Officially opened in 2010, it is Taiwan's first urban museum, showcasing cultural relics, documents, images, ecological landscaping, miniature models, and immersive audiovisual introductions, making the exhibit content more relatable to daily life. The museum is located in Magong City, allowing visitors to gain a deeper understanding of Penghu through its three-dimensional displays. It is a meaningful and worthwhile tourist leisure destination. [Recommended stay time] 3 hours. Closed on Thursdays, Chinese New Year's Eve, other necessary closing times announced by the museum, and days when government-announced natural disasters occur.
