Penghu Living Museum

Come And visit on propose because of the famous siew yok 🤭. The ticket price is not cheap For tourist but free to local. TBH only the displays from the Taipei Palace catch my eyes while others displays i can tell they try very hard to demonstrate penghu culture... Good place to rest and enjoy the ac hiding from the sizzling weather in summer.

Go to the ticket window to the right of the museum entrance to buy one or redeem a voucher (e.g., from Klook). Then you’ll have a physical ticket that the entrance staff will hole punch. I spent almost two hours here perusing the exhibits and learning about the history and culture of Penghu. The first floor is a series of interactive exhibits for kids and is only in Chinese, so I skipped over that. Floors two and three had a good portion of trilingual content (Chinese, English, and Japanese), but about half was only in Chinese. For unilingual items I was particularly curious about, I used Google Translate using my camera, which helped. I appreciated the creativity that Penghu residents have in making use of available materials to house, feed, and entertain themselves.

An excellent modern museum showcasing Penghu culture and the cultures and history of the region. It has an amazing large diorama of Wang-an island settlement and a great area for children to interact and learn. Great for English speaking visitors to get an insight into the history

Good informative museum focussing on the history and development of Penghu. All the way from thousands of years ago, through many wars and occupations to the present day. Worth a visit and majority of exhibits have English translations. The people working there were helpful even though there was a language barrier.

This museum was so educational and a perfect insight to the local culture and historical significance of the island. Very affordable and a great stop!

Prefect place for learning Penghu’s rich history

very informative and organised. The size of the museum is good, can easily spend 1.5 to 2 hours there. It's mostly in Chinese (roughly 70% of the content) so those who cannot read chinese might not find it enjoyable

Very educational and comfortable to escape from the heat.