[Taiwan/Taipei] The National Human Rights Museum, where you can learn about Taiwan's little-known but important past

Taiwan is a popular travel destination, but it has a lot of history, both past and present. And the place where you can learn about Taiwan's surprisingly little-known past is the National Human Rights Museum. It is the first museum in Asia to bear the words "nation" and "human rights" in its name, and it tells the history of Taiwan's past, which everyone wants to turn away from, and the history of unreasonable human rights oppression by state power. I will refrain from writing specific details, but I have come to love Taiwan even more by visiting here and learning about its past history. It is true that there are some intense contents on display, but since Taiwan itself has preserved them as a museum and exhibited them for people to know about, I recommend taking your time to visit and learn! Admission is free, and it is closed on Mondays from 9:00 to 17:00! To get there, take a train and bus from Taipei Station in about 30 to 40 minutes. Address: No. 131, Fuxing Rd, Xindian District, New Taipei City, Taiwan 231 #777 #Overseas travel #Taiwan travel #Summer excursion #Taiwan #Taipei #National Human Rights Museum