[2025 Yilan Attraction] Travel Guide for Lanyang Museum (Updated Jul)

[Yilan Toucheng] You can arrange a trip that takes 1.5 hours to 2 hours when you come to Yilan. Come and see Lanyang Museum It contains a detailed introduction to Lanyang Plain and Yilan’s old culture. You can learn about the history of Yilan’s orphan snatching, Yilan’s main culture and economic development Outside, there is also the most popular photo taken with the sky😁 This time my boyfriend came to Taiwan and arranged this attraction. He thought this place was cool.ᐟ.ᐟ.ᐟ Come to Yilan for a one-day or two-day trip when you have time. You can arrange your itinerary to experience it💕 I want to travel with me and eat delicious food You can keep me in your collection (˶'ᵕ'˶)⸝♡ #yilan #yilanattractions #LANYANGMUSEUM #toucheng # exoticlove # exoticlove #nichetravel

1. Mountain view and sea view Business phone number: (03)977-6788 Business address: No. 2, Lane 197, Dakeng Road, Toucheng Town, Yilan County 2. Toucheng Old Street Address: Heping Street, Toucheng Township, Yilan County 3. Toucheng Sports Park Address: No. 3-1, Baya Village, Toucheng Township, Yilan County 4. Lanyang Museum - Children's Archaeology Exploration Hall Address: No. 750, Section 3, Qingyun Road, Toucheng Township, Yilan County Time: 09:00~17:00 03-977-9700 5. Fish Season, Sashimi & Donburi, Japanese Cuisine Address: No. 1-2, Zhanshe Lane, Chengbeili, Toucheng Town, Yilan County (next to Toucheng Train Station) Time: 10:00 ~17:30 (Closed on Tuesday) 6. Tianyuan Art Cafe, Toucheng Cultural and Creative Park Cafe Address: No. 9, Zhanshe Lane, Toucheng Township, Yilan County Time: 12:00 ~19:00 (Closed on Tuesday) 0982-224-867 7. Jiugu Coffee Address: No. 60, Gangqian Road, Gangkouli, Toucheng Town, Yilan County (2nd floor of Rambo-Wushigang Station) Time: Monday to Friday 10:00-18:00, Saturday Sunday 10:00-18:30 (Closed on Wednesday) 03-977-2158 8. No.9 Cafe Wai-Ao Pavilion Address: No. 6, Section 2, Binhai Road, Toucheng Township, Yilan County Business hours: Weekdays 09:30 ~ 18:00, Holidays 08:30 ~ 19:00 Service hotline: 03 978 9799 9. Mr. Brown Cafe Toucheng Castle Cafe 1 Address: No. 95, Shikong Road, Toucheng Town, Yilan County Business hours: Monday to Friday 8:00 to 18:00, Saturday to Sunday 8:00 to 19:00 10. Surfing spot at Wushi Harbor in Waiao Address: Wushi Port, Toucheng Township, Yilan County 11. Yilan Toucheng Farm Address: No. 125, Xinxin Road, Toucheng Town, Yilan County Tel: (03) 977-2222 12. Whale watching and island climbing at Guishan Island #Taiwan #holiday #goodplaceforparentsandchildren #familytravel #Travel #travel #tourism #dailyphoto #holiday #eating,drinkingandfun #Yilan #YilanToucheng

#taipei a pretty sight of the Lanyang museum, from far and near. This museum is located next to Wushigang Harbor where one can learn about the history, culture, landscape, and natural beauty of Yilan. The architecture of the musuem was inspired by natural elements found locally such as the cuesta, a rock-form commonly found along the northeast coast of Taiwan. you have to pay to visit and view the exhibitions but entry to the building to admire the architecture is free of charge+

Passing through Yilan👣, you always stop and visit the Lanyang Museum to explore the stories hidden under the unique appearance and architecture - learn about the characteristics of Yilan and the history and culture of Yilan people. Yilan is a place where mountains and rivers ⛰️🌅🌊 blend, which is suitable for friends who love nature and go to the mountains and sea. You want to know why Yilan is so attractive, and what good mountains, good water, good places, delicious things to introduce to you, you have to reserve half a day to walk ~ inside the exhibition and introduction vivid, interesting, life-like, will not go to see the history so boring, with different exhibits, art furnishings, special effects, animation, interactive area, can make you have an unforgettable journey to Yilan🫶🏽 The permanent exhibition hall is divided into the theme of mountain and sea architecture, 4th floor "mountain layer", 3rd floor "plain layer", 2nd floor "sea layer", and 1st floor "time gallery", showing the inseparable relationship between Yilan's natural resources and people's activities I've visited twice, still can't get enough of it ~ In addition to the unique appearance attracted, the last time after watching the exhibition hall Yilan sea footage, was deeply attracted, and friends immediately set off to the left next to the beach 🏖️ play, and experience and learn surfing 🏄🏽‍♀️🏄🏽‍♂️! ⛰️ Lanyang Museum Location: 📍Toucheng Town, Yilan County Opening Hours: 0900-1700 (Closed on Wednesdays) Tickets: Adult tickets NT$100-200 (depending on exhibition hall); Exhibitions: Permanent Hall | Children’s Archaeological Exploration Hall | Special Exhibitions | Theme Exhibition Suitable for: All ages 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 #Yilan Attractions #Yilan Head City #Lanyang Museum

#Yilan and Taipei are two worlds. It takes about 1 hour from Taipei to Yilan by train, and after getting off the train, it feels like you are going to a large town. The platform is not crowded, very quiet and feels very comfortable. ❤️❤️ This time we mainly visit #Headstone Town, the attractions are more concentrated. The most impressive thing is the Yilan Museum. The museum is located in the Ushi Harbor Wetland Park, which is home to many flora and fauna of the wetland ecology. From the outside the museum looks like it’s submerged in water, matching the view. 👏👏 The museum is divided into several floors, which introduce the weather, landscape, and human history of Yilan. Each exhibition area is introduced in depth. The most eye-catching thing is the giant fish fossil hanging in the pavilion. how long do you watch It's really a matter of opinion. Walking around the perimeter, I found that the entire pavilion blends into the natural environment of Yilan from the inside out. Although the history of the exhibition is a bit far from ours, it is worth visiting if you want to learn about Taiwan. After seeing the museum, walk to #Ushi Fishing Port for lunch. The fish market is very quiet on weekdays. You can buy seafood here and take it to the restaurant above to cook. Ordered several kinds of seafood at the restaurant, not expensive, with my favorite asparagus salad, 150 Taiwan dollars, a simple dish, as long as it is fresh, it is already good. Eat fried crab meat, squid, and sea mussels. # Traveling alone want to try everything, naturally eat more. 😅 The restaurant window overlooks #Turtle Mountain Island, out to sea a chance to see whales, that day a tight schedule did not go, plus to bet luck. 🐳 After lunch, wait for the bus to #Head CityBin Forest Park. The Octagon Watchtower in the park has a long history. Walk up the spiral staircase to get a panoramic view of the coastline and a clearer view of Kushan Island. Finally, reward yourself by going to #A-Zong Taro Ice Cream City for a taro ice cream. The ice cream is soft and tasty with a little taro powder. No wonder there are so many people queuing up. The biggest problem when traveling to Yilan is the transportation. There are not many buses, you have to watch the schedule, it is best to rent a car for a self-drive tour, which is more troublesome, but the atmosphere of Yilan feels absolutely excellent, worth it. Personally, I think there’s more to do than #Kaohsiung. #YilanCounty #YilanAttractions #FindYourTravelBackpack #Azong Taro Ice City

A must-see attraction when you come to Yilan is the Lanyang Museum. The glass slope of the building is very attractive when you pass by it. The indoor space is large and the exhibition area is not crowded, which is very suitable for leisurely viewing exhibitions. In addition to the permanent exhibition, you can also purchase tickets for the archaeological area, so that children can have hands-on activities, which not only increases knowledge but also exercises their brains!

There are many beautiful photo-taking scenes in the Yilan Pavilion. Like the skywalk in the museum, The sky mirror outside the museum reflects the blue sky. The key point! Come whether it's sunny or rainy, The newly-launched archaeological sand pit is even more interesting. Viện bảo tàng Lanyang Museum Hơn thế nữa bên trong viện bảo tàng là những đồ vật của những năm trước.

The Lanyang Museum stands out among the many museums in Taiwan. Thanks to its philosophy and design, it is dominated by the harmony of human and nature and the association of people and history. It sits on a waterfront in Yilan County, Taiwan. The building grows like a stone. Step into the museum, you can see the designer's intention everywhere, the large floor-to-ceiling glass is supported by a giant steel frame, and the lighting is excellent, natural and stylish. The exhibition hall is divided into four floors, named after mountains, plains, sea and time gallery, showing the natural resources and human history of Yilan in all directions. Bei Ming once said: "There are differences in architecture and art, but they are essentially the same. My goal is to seek harmony between the two. The relationship between space and form is the art of architecture and architecture. The essence. Lanyang Museum is such a perfect combination of architecture and art.

Stepping into the permanent exhibition at Lanyang Museum feels like entering a time capsule of Taiwan's memories. The exhibition not only showcases the natural and cultural heritage of Yilan but also uses realistic models and everyday objects to recreate the authentic scenes of early rural villages, towns, and fishing communities. I was particularly drawn to the display of an old-style grocery store and a wooden street, which transported me back to the 1950s, as if I could hear the familiar cries of street vendors. There are also restored scenes of fishermen at work, women weaving, and temple parade displays, each brimming with the daily wisdom and emotions of our ancestors. This is more than just an exhibition—it's an experience. Here, I saw Yilan, and I also saw the grounded and aesthetic way of life in early Taiwanese society. 📍Location: Lanyang Museum (No. 750, Section 3, Qingyun Road, Toucheng Township, Yilan County)

The ocean and nature exhibit at Lanyang Museum is my favorite floor. Stepping into this level feels like arriving at the edge of the Lanyang Plain, where a vast ocean and the cradle of life unfold before your eyes. Through realistic displays and interactive installations, the exhibit showcases the Kuroshio Current along Yilan's coast, the rich intertidal zone ecosystem, and the daily lives of people closely tied to the fishing industry. I particularly love the display wall designed to mimic the rocky shores of the intertidal zone, featuring hermit crabs, sea snails, and oysters. It’s so vivid that you can almost smell the salty sea breeze. In the "People and the Sea" section, the wisdom of fixed-net fishing and traditional fishing methods is highlighted. From Turtle Island to the daily life of fishing ports, this is not just a natural exhibition but a profound dialogue between culture and the environment. 📍 Check-in Spot: Lanyang Museum 2F Ocean Exhibit (No. 750, Section 3, Qingyun Road, Toucheng Township, Yilan County)

The first time I saw Lanyang Museum, it reminded me of an inverted stone book. Nestled quietly in the coastal wetlands of Toucheng, Yilan, its unique slanted exterior seems to rise from the earth's crust, symbolizing the origins of Lanyang's landscape. From the museum's exterior, you can gaze out at the distant ocean and spot the mysterious and elegant Turtle Island. Inside the museum, layers of exhibits showcase the mountains, seas, culture, and history of the Lanyang Plain. From the culture of the Kavalan people to the development of Yilan's fishing industry, each story feels like stepping into the memory of the land. Children enjoy themselves in the interactive zones, while adults relax and take in the views at the seaside café. The museum offers something for everyone in the family. Whether it's sunny or rainy, visiting Lanyang Museum always brings new discoveries. Explore the exhibitions, admire the scenery, and feel the deep connection Yilan residents have with their land. 📍Location: Lanyang Museum (No. 750, Section 3, Qingyun Road, Toucheng Township, Yilan County)

Jimmy Park→Dongmen Night Market→Landscape Hotel Yilan The itinerary is suitable for those who do not drive and can reach the attractions by walking. The itinerary includes walking in theme parks such as the Cute Jimmy World Park until night. The itinerary is over. It is recommended to go to Dongmen Night Market for food. You must try the dragon and phoenix legs and the freshly squeezed juice of Fengjie. After eating and drinking, go to the Lakeshore Hotel to rest and go to see the animals the next day.

Sand pit archaeology is very interesting Lanyang Museum The exterior of the Lanyang Museum is very architecturally distinctive and is very beautiful and photogenic. There is a parking lot for easy parking. The Lanyang Museum is located in Wushi Port District, Toucheng Town, Yilan County, and can be included in your itinerary together with Toucheng attractions. Let’s take a knowledge-enhancing trip. For kids archaeological trips, reservations can be made on the spot on the day. The number of people per session is limited according to the opening hours. Sand pit archaeology/excavation of antiquities/archaeology learning sheets...a series of archaeological itineraries, very rich. Very suitable for family trips. Lanyang Museum No. 750, Section 3, Qingyun Road, Toucheng Township, Yilan County 261 #Lanyang Museum #MarchGoodPlaces2025

I stayed in Taiwan for more than ten days, and my favorite city was Yilan, which is like a world out of a comic book! 📍Transportation 🚄 It's super convenient to get from Taipei to Yilan, it only takes 1 hour by Taiwan Railway! It is recommended to buy an EasyCard, which can be used on buses and trains, saving money and worry. 🚗 For friends who are traveling by car, the Snow Mountain Tunnel is super fast, but remember to avoid peak hours! 🏞️【Attractions】 📷Jimmy Square: a fairy-tale-like check-in destination! 📸It’s a great photo opportunity, remember to bring your creative poses~ 🖼️Yilan Traditional Arts Park: the perfect combination of traditional culture and modern art! The hand-made experience is super fun, don’t miss it! 🍔Luodong Night Market: Foodie Paradise! From barbecue to desserts, everything is irresistible. 🏛️Lanyang Museum: The building has a great sense of design and the exhibitions are super rich! A great place to learn about Yilan’s history and culture~ ♨️Jiaoxi Hot Spring Park: a great place to relax and soak in hot springs! Remember to bring your swimsuit and enjoy the relaxing time in the hot springs. 🍜Food 🍴 Sanxing Scallion Pancake: crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, with a fragrant onion aroma! Be sure to eat it while it’s hot. 🍴 Luodong Night Market BBQ: The sauce is rich, the meat is tender, and it’s worth the queue! 🍴 Yilan Tongue Biscuits: Thin, crispy and sweet, one bite is super satisfying! 🍴 Jiaoxi Hot Spring Eggs: Eggs cooked in hot springs have a smooth texture and a unique flavor~ 💡tips 📅 It is recommended to arrange a 2-3 day trip to slowly experience the charm of Yilan~ 🌧️ It rains a lot in Yilan, remember to bring an umbrella! 📱 Download the "Yilan Fun Card" to get attraction tickets and transportation all in one card, super convenient! #TaiwanTourism #TaiwanYilan #YilanTravelGuide

Toucheng, located at the northernmost part of Yilan County, is the first town in the Lanyang Plain developed by Han settlers, earning it the title of the "First City of Lanyang." Unlike the bustling areas of Jiaoxi and Luodong, Toucheng exudes a serene and understated beauty. Near Toucheng Train Station, you'll find the Lanyang Museum, designed in the shape of Guishan Island. Its stunning exterior is matched by its interior exhibits, which delve into the history of the Lanyang Plain's development, offering a deeper understanding of Yilan's cultural landscape. Close to the train station is also Toucheng Old Street, where you can leisurely admire the street murals while savoring local delicacies and snacks. Take advantage of good weather and hop on a train from Taipei to enjoy the scenic mountain and ocean views along the way. You can even catch a glimpse of Guishan Island from the train window. In just over an hour, you'll arrive in Toucheng, ready to embark on your Lanyang adventure!

Yilan, located in northeastern Taiwan, boasts stunning natural scenery, a rich cultural heritage, and delicious cuisine, making it an ideal travel destination. Here's a detailed Yilan travel guide: I. Transportation Guide 1. Railway: • Take the Taiwan Railway from Taipei to Yilan. The journey takes approximately 1.5 hrs, and ticket prices vary depending on seat type and train. • Yilan Railway Station offers convenient transportation links. You can walk or take a bus to major attractions. 2. Highway: • From Taipei, take the Beiyi Freeway (National Highway No. 5) to Yilan. The journey takes approximately 1 hr. • The freeway has multiple interchanges, providing easy access to various parts of Yilan. 3. Public Transportation: • Yilan City has numerous bus routes covering major attractions and commercial areas. • Purchase an EasyCard for convenient travel on buses and subways. 4. Car Rental: • Yilan's roads are well-maintained, making it suitable for self-drive tours. • You'll need a valid driver's license and familiarity with local traffic regulations when renting a car. II. Must-See Attractions 1. Taipingshan National Forest Recreation Area • Introduction: Taipingshan, with its lush forests and magnificent natural scenery, is one of Yilan's most famous attractions. • Activities: Enjoy hiking, waterfall viewing, and exploring forest trails. • Transportation: Take a dedicated bus from Yilan City; the journey takes approximately 1 hr. 2. Lanyang Museum • Introduction: Showcases Yilan's history from prehistoric times to the present day, encompassing a rich collection of historical artifacts and artworks. • Features: Unique architecture, including popular photo spots like the "Slit of Sky." • Transportation: Take a bus from Yilan Railway Station; the journey takes approximately 15 mins. 3. Jimmy Park • Introduction: Themed around the works of renowned picture book author Jimmy Liao, featuring creative and imaginative art installations. • Suitable for: Taking photos and experiencing a fairytale-like atmosphere. • Transportation: Within walking distance of Yilan Railway Station. 4. National Center for Traditional Arts, Yilan • Introduction: Showcases various art forms, including architecture and opera, aiming to inherit and promote Taiwan's traditional arts and culture. • Features: Antique architecture, imbued with traditional charm. • Transportation: Take a shuttle bus from Yilan Railway Station; the journey takes approximately 15 mins. 5. Luodong Forestry Culture Garden • Introduction: Formerly the Taipingshan Logging and Lumbering site, it was an important forestry production base in Taiwan. • Activities: Features a cultural ecological pond and train experience, with beautiful and tranquil scenery. • Transportation: Take a bus from Luodong Township; the journey takes approximately 15 mins. 6. Jiaoxi Hot Springs • Introduction: One of Yilan's most famous hot springs, known as the "Hot Spring Village." • Features: The hot spring water is rich in minerals, perfect for relaxation and muscle relief. • Transportation: Take a bus from Yilan City; the journey takes approximately 30 mins. 7. Wai'ao Beach • Introduction: Boasts a vast sandy beach and magnificent ocean views, making it a great place for leisure and relaxation. • Activities: Enjoy beach volleyball, seaside strolls, and other activities. • Transportation: Take a bus from Yilan City; the journey takes approximately 40 mins. III. Food Recommendations 1. Yilan Scallion Pancake • Introduction: Made with fresh scallions and a secret blend of seasonings, resulting in a crispy and delicious taste. • Recommendation: Sanxing Scallion Pancake, with a rich scallion aroma and crispy crust. 2. Chinese Angelica Duck/Lamb Soup • Introduction: The rich aroma of Chinese angelica combined with tender lamb is both warming and comforting. • Recommendation: Chinese Angelica Duck/Lamb Soup at Luodong Night Market, adding vermicelli noodles enhances the texture. 3. Dry Mixed Vermicelli Noodles • Introduction: The vermicelli noodles are chewier than usual, mixed with special sauces for a rich flavor. • Recommendation: Luodong Night Market or local snack shops. 4. Crystal Boba with Taro Balls • Introduction: Awarded first place in the dessert category of Yilan County's Top 100 Famous Shops, with a chewy texture and a sweet but not overpowering taste. • Recommendation: Local dessert shops or night market stalls. 5. Taro Ice Cream • Introduction: Soft and smooth texture, sweet but not greasy, a perfect choice for cooling down. • Recommendation: Local ice cream shops. IV. Accommodation Recommendations 1. Mu Jiao Xi Hotel • Introduction: Located in Jiaoxi Township, featuring private hot spring tubs and beautiful surroundings. • Facilities: Free Wi-Fi, free parking, restaurant, family rooms, etc. • Reviews: Spacious and comfortable rooms, excellent hot spring experience. 2. The Prince Hotel - Hot Spring Room • Introduction: Also located in Jiaoxi Township, offering hot spring accommodation services. • Facilities: Free Wi-Fi, 24-hour front desk, luggage storage, hot springs, etc. • Reviews: Reasonably priced and good value for money. 3. An He Jao Lu • Introduction: Located in Luodong Township, close to Luodong Railway Station, offering convenient transportation. • Facilities: Free Wi-Fi, parking lot, restaurant, family rooms, etc. • Reviews: Enthusiastic service, rich breakfast selection. V. Practical Information 1. Currency: The official currency of Taiwan is the New Taiwan Dollar (NTD). 2. Language: Mandarin and Taiwanese Hokkien are widely spoken in Yilan, with some businesses and attractions also offering English services. 3. Climate: Yilan has a subtropical monsoon climate with four distinct seasons. Summers are hot and humid, while winters are mild and rainy. 5. Important Notes: • Please maintain quiet in public places and respect local customs. • Pay attention to environmental protection and do not litter. • Observe traffic regulations and pay attention to road safety. VI. Itinerary Suggestions Day 1: • Morning: Arrive in Yilan and check in to your hotel. • Noon: Enjoy local cuisine near your hotel, such as Yilan Scallion Pancake. • Afternoon: Visit the Lanyang Museum and experience Yilan's history and culture. • Evening: Head to Jiaoxi Hot Springs and enjoy the relaxation and comfort of the hot springs. Day 2: • Morning: Visit Taipingshan National Forest Recreation Area for hiking and waterfall viewing. • Noon: Have lunch at a restaurant near Taipingshan. • Afternoon: Visit the National Center for Traditional Arts, Yilan, to learn about Taiwan's traditional arts and culture. • Evening: Go to Luodong Night Market and savor local delicacies like Chinese Angelica Duck/Lamb Soup and Dry Mixed Vermicelli Noodles. Day 3: • Morning: Explore the Luodong Forestry Culture Garden and experience the combination of forest and culture. • Noon: Enjoy local snacks in Luodong Township. • Afternoon: Head to Wai'ao Beach and enjoy the leisurely seaside atmosphere. • Evening: Depending on your departure time, you can shop in Yilan City or enjoy local cuisine again before preparing for your return journey. Yilan is a charming travel destination, offering something for everyone, whether you prefer natural scenery or cultural heritage. We hope this guide will be helpful for your trip to Yilan!

🌿 Yilan: A Guide to Slow Living 🌿 —— Happiness between the mountains and the sea. Soaking in hot springs, watching the sea, and eating at night markets are the most important things. 🚗 Transportation Guide By air: Taipei → Yilan: 1 hour by train (approx. TWD 110), or take the Guoguang Bus (1.5 hours) By car: Drive through the Hsuehshan Tunnel and enjoy the mountain and sea views along the way. Getting around: 🚌 By bus: Use an EasyCard to take the bus. The main attractions are covered by the red and green sightseeing bus lines. 🚲 By bike: Rent a bike and ride along the Dongshan River. The wind from the Pacific Ocean is the taste of freedom. [[4]()] 🌟 Must-Do Activities ① For the artsy Jimmy Park: Enter the world of picture books and take a photo with the flying bus from "Starry Starry Night" (go at 8 am to avoid the crowds) Lanyang Museum: A must-see for architecture lovers! The triangular volcanic rock building on the wetland is breathtakingly beautiful with its changing light and shadow. Luodong Cultural Working House: A skywalk in the steel forest. Watch the sunset over the silhouette of Turtle Island. ② For nature lovers Turtle Island: Open from March to November! Snorkel in the Milk Sea and watch whales and dolphins from 401 Highland. Jiaoxi Hot Spring Street: Free foot baths. We recommend the "Forest Bath" where you can wear a swimsuit and soak in the wild hot springs. Taipingshan National Forest: Take a train through the cypress forest. At sunrise, Cuifeng Lake looks like a spilled palette. ③ Night market food Luodong Night Market: Sanxing green onion rolls, Wei Jie stuffed tapioca balls, and A Zao Bo mutton soup. The longer the line, the better the food. Dongmen Night Market: A local favorite! Dragon and Phoenix Legs, Yichuanxin, and Gaosha (cold on the outside, hot on the inside). 🍜 Food Map Breakfast: Beimen Garlic Pork Soup: The garlic flavor is strong. Add chili sauce for a secret flavor. Zhengchang Fresh Meat Soup Dumplings: Thin skin and juicy filling. 10 dumplings for TWD 90. Coffee: Black House Coffee: A black container house in the rice fields. Crispy latte with tiramisu. Kiln Baked Mountain Village: Bread bigger than your face. The red giant is a great photo prop. 📅 Itinerary 2 days, 1 night: Day 1: Jimmy Park → Lanyang Museum → Jiaoxi Hot Springs → Luodong Night Market Day 2: Dongshan River cycling → Turtle Island half-day tour (or Taipingshan for phytoncides) 3 days, 2 nights: Add a visit to the National Center for Traditional Arts to see puppet shows, eat taro ice cream on Toucheng Old Street, and make green onion pancakes at Sanxing Green Onion Farm. ⚡ Tips Weather: Hot springs in winter, surfing in summer. Be careful of typhoons from June to September. Cash is king: Night markets and stalls only accept cash. Bring some change. Transportation: Attractions are crowded on holidays. Take the Taiwan Tourist Shuttle instead of driving. Souvenirs: Nobel Milk Pudding Roll and Yishunxuan Longan Cake are available at the airport. The ultimate secret of Yilan: Time flows as slowly as the Dongshan River. It's a great place to soak your soul in the hot springs and relax. 🍵

If you have the chance to come to Yilan, Taiwan, you can visit the Lanyang Museum. Through some old photos, you can learn about the history of Yilan and Wushi Port. The weather was very good that day and there were not many tourists. You can stroll around the museum. There are also water dispensers, which is environmentally friendly. I also like the store Mr. Fossil inside. The products sold are very special and worth buying.

🌴 Attractions Overview 很有趣的展覽. There are 4-5 levels 展示宜蘭動植物生態，地理位置，文化，職業與工具發展等。 🗺️ Travel Guide 📷 Photo Spots A must to take photo outside the building, in front of the glass tiles side (玻璃面). The reflection of sky thru the glasses were fascinating. Best to take when the clouds are blue/obvious or before sunset. 🍜 Food Recommendations 附設的餐廳 食物選擇不多 (好像都速食類)。也有local snacks/biscuits。 角落的section的環境很棒，透光設計，海洋世界theme。 🎫 Tickets ~ NT100 (slightly cheaper thru trip.com) 🚗 Transportation ~ by bus 1766 to lanyang, walk 1-2min 🕝 Opening Hours ~ Hours 09:00-17:00 Closed on every Wednesday (open on national holidays), the day before Chinese New Year's Eve, Chinese New Year’s Eve, and other publicly announced closings. 🏷️ Tips

#September Good Places 2024 This is my first time to Taiwan and Yilan after the pandemic. The last one happened before the pandemic in 2019 and I went to Taipei and Yilan. The first stop in Yilan stayed at a Pinwen Inn. Because there is a Reef Creek train station nearby it’s easy to get to other places. Yilan has changed a lot with many high-rise buildings and new hot spring hotels. There are many choices of Taiwanese souvenirs, such as pineapple cake, duck tongue, Tang Village link, and summary of Taiwan

The Lanyang Museum is a landmark that allows everyone to get to know Yilan. The building is made of a lot of glass, making it a great place to take photos. It also houses a lot of cultural relics worth visiting.

To the Yilan Museum was a simple walk to take pictures, because the surrounding environment of Yilan Harbor is beautiful, the harbor area feels leisurely and comfortable. There are authentic snack stalls and an endless sea of ​​seafood restaurants near the museum. In addition to learning about Yilan culture at the museum, I also specially participated in a whale watching tour. I took a whale watching boat to Kushan Island to see Kushan Island, and then looked for the traces of dolphins and whales in the strong wind and waves. It was really exciting! Listening to the captain chasing the shadow of the dolphins, looking at the vast ocean looking forward to finding the shadow of the dolphins, many friends on the boat have felt dizzy waves, but in the end to see the white dolphins flying in front of you, jumping and playing, really excited!

Morning: Depart from Jiaoxi - Yilan Performing Arts Center - Luodong Forestry Culture Park Afternoon: Lanyang Museum - Wushi Harbor - Mr. Brown Coffee Castle Evening: Luodong Night Market - Jiaoxi Hot Spring Bath Transportation: Motorcycle (NT300~450/day) Yilan Performing Arts Center: The cultural park is designed with the concept of 'three halls, three streets, and three buildings', linking traditional crafts, folk arts, and performances. It allows visitors to experience the architecture inherited from Southern Fujian and the living relics of the ancestors, as well as modern innovative crafts, offering a different sensation from the past. Ticket price: NT150/person. Luodong Forestry Culture Park: During the Japanese colonial period, Taiwan had three major government-operated forestries: Alishan, Basianshan, and Taipingshan, among which Taipingshan was developed later. The Luodong Forestry Culture Park is the former site of the Luodong branch office and log pond from that era. In 1982, logging in Taipingshan ceased, and in 2004, this area was planned as a forestry culture park. After refurbishment, integrating forestry history and sustainable ecological planning, it was opened to the public for free in 2012 under the old name of Luodong Forestry. The park is lush with trees and is the perfect place for a picnic and to escape the heat at noon. Lanyang Museum: Located in the Wushi Harbor Heritage Park, the museum's architecture blends with the natural landscape, resembling an organism coexisting with the earth. The interior space of the museum is uniquely designed, especially when taking the elevator upwards, it feels like a space from another world. The museum's collection showcases the overall geographical environment and cultural trajectory of Yilan, making it well worth a visit. On weekdays, there are many visitors, and it is best to use the museum's closing day on Monday for photography. The opening hours on weekdays are 9:00~17:00. Wushi Harbor: Next to the Lanyang Museum is Wushi Harbor, named for the black reefs in the harbor area, hence the residents called this port 'Wu Kou Harbor'. In old times, Wushi Harbor was the largest city in Lanyang and an important gateway to Toucheng. 'Shigang Spring Sails' describes the scene of ships coming and going incessantly at that time, and it is one of the eight scenic spots of Lanyang. It is now a leisure fishing port in the Yilan area, where people board boats for whale and dolphin watching or to visit Turtle Island. Mr. Brown Coffee Castle: The Mr. Brown Coffee Castle in Toucheng is located halfway up the hill, overlooking Wushi Harbor & Wai'ao Beach. It is a highly popular scenic restaurant. Visiting the Mr. Brown Coffee Castle is free of charge, and the minimum consumption for dining in is just one drink. Moreover, the menu prices are the same as in other Mr. Brown coffee shops, without any price gouging.

#WinHongKongTickets I want to go to K11 to see more exhibitions! Lanyang Museum: Explore a treasure trove of history and culture! 🏛️✨ The Lanyang Museum in Yilan is a cultural palace full of stories and memories. 📜🌿 The museum displays a rich variety of historical relics and cultural heritage. From ancient ruins to modern exhibitions, each exhibit carries the story and humanistic spirit of Yilan. 🗿🎨 Through ancient artifacts and modern display methods, you can gain a deeper understanding of Yilan’s cultural heritage and historical development, and feel the unique charm of this place. 🌟💼 In addition to permanent exhibitions, the Lanyang Museum also regularly hosts various special exhibitions and events to enrich visitors' cultural experience. 🤔🎭 #LanYangMuseum #YilanBeauty #HistoryCulture

Lanyang Museum (蘭陽博物館) is a historical museum located in Yilan. The Lanyang museum has a unique architecture and many people visit here for it! There are several exhibitions inside the museum as well, so do not just visit here to take a photo of the structure and leave. If you have an interest in architectures, do consider visiting this place! Address: No. 750, Section 3, Qingyun Rd, Toucheng Township, Yilan County, 261 #fallishere

The Lanyang Museum is located in Wushi Port District, Toucheng Town, Yilan County. It took 18 years from preparation, construction to opening, and was officially opened in October 2010! The Lanyang Museum has a unique appearance, like a triangular cone floating on the water, and its glass curtain wall makes it blend into the beautiful scenery of Yilan! The museum's exterior is already a unique work of art and has become a local landmark! The theme unit of the permanent exhibition of the Lanyang Museum is planned as a 4-story design according to the logic of building floors and altitudes. It is divided into: "Mountain Layer", "Plain Layer", "Sea Layer", and "Time Corridor". It takes Yilan's rainwater as the main axis to showcase Yilan's natural assets, human life and culture! The Lanyang Museum is definitely worth a visit, as its appearance is worth taking photos of! Moreover, the surrounding views are vast, with clear mountains and green waters, and the environment is breathtakingly beautiful! Address: No. 750, Section 3, Qingyun Road, Toucheng Township, Yilan County Time: 09:00-17:00 (Closed on Wednesdays) #Yilan Attractions #Yilan good places

#taipei Lanyang Museum is located at Youcheng, Yilan. the permanent exhibitions require an entrance fee. Starting at the top level, we slowly moved to the different themes on the four levels to the ground floor - “The Mountain” on the fourth floor, “The Plains” on the third floor, “The Ocean” on the second floor, and a “Time Gallery” on the ground floor. They showcased the natural assets and cultural aspects of Yilan. during our visit, we managed to catch a VR special exhibition. an interesting museum to visit if you are around the area.

Inspired by locally natural elements, this stunning architectural masterpiece was designed by Kris Yao, one of the famous architect in Taiwan. The museum was designed to blend in with nature. At a distance, the building look alike a giant black rock but when you look closely this building’s design is really unique that coexists in harmony with the land🪨 🌿 Address: No. 750, Section 3, Qingyun Road, Toucheng Township, Yilan County 26144,Taiwan(R.O.C) How to get there 🚎 🚎 You can take TRA to Toucheng Station then take Kuo-Kuang Bus 1877 to Lanyang Museum stop. Tips⚡️⚡️ -Don’t go there on Wednesday because it’s closed,the day before Chinese New Year's Eve, Chinese New Year’s Eve, and other publicly announced closings. Opening hours : 09:00-17:00 Price : NT$100 💴 Rating : ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ #Lanyangmuseum #taiwantravel #lanyang

The Toucheng Lanyang Museum is right next to the original Wushih Harbor site. The museum has a very unique exterior and is very beautiful for taking photos. You can buy tickets on Trip.com and get the QR code. You can enter by swiping the card at the ticket office. Adult tickets are 100 yuan per person. It is recommended that children buy 50 yuan on site. The venue has three floors with basic permanent exhibitions, mainly about the early topography, specialties, plants and animals, and people's lives in Yilan. There is a theater for viewing, and there is an interactive XR experience on the 2nd floor, which can be rented from the staff for 50 yuan each time. I am more interested in local native animals or marine animals, so I was really shocked to see the specimen of the Kun whale. It is such a special and mysterious species. I would like to study it again if I have the chance. The museum also thoughtfully gave away DIY materials for whales and whale sharks so that they can feel the sense of accomplishment of hand-made things. The children were super happy. When you are tired of shopping, you can sit in the light-transmitting glass house at the light food shop on the first floor and drink drinks and eat egg waffles. It is so pleasant to look at the scenery outside the window! Finally, be sure to go outside the museum to take some beautiful photos for the internet! The glass of the building reflects the back of the photographer, and the water surface of Wushi Harbor is really artistic. No wonder young people are reluctant to leave after taking so many photos. Find En here It’s really fun and great for taking photos. Be sure to come if you have the chance!