921 Earthquake Museum of Taiwan Introduction
On September 21, 1999, at 1:47 AM, a powerful earthquake measuring 7.3 struck Taiwan, becoming one of the most severe natural disasters in a century. This shocking history is preserved in the 921 Earthquake Museum of Taiwan in the most authentic way. The park retains intact evidence of surface ruptures and uplift caused by fault activity during the earthquake. Along the carefully planned visitor route, the tilted beams, collapsed floors, and twisted rebar tell a silent story of the incredible destructive power of nature. It not only presents a unique geological wonder but also serves as an important resource for earthquake disaster prevention education.
