🏛️ Taipei National Palace Museum: A cultural feast spanning thousands of years

The National Palace Museum in Taipei is a treasure house of Chinese culture, housing countless paintings and calligraphy, porcelain and jade artifacts. This is not only a paradise for art lovers, but also a place where people can marvel at the wisdom and craftsmanship of the ancients. If you come to Taipei, this is definitely a must-visit place! 📜 The museum has a rich collection, like a time tunnel Walking into the Forbidden City is like stepping into a treasure house spanning thousands of years. The three most representative treasures of the museum - "Jadeite Cabbage", "Meat-shaped Stone" and "Mao Gong Ding" are definitely not to be missed. In addition, there are also precious paintings and calligraphy from the Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties, such as Fan Kuan's "Traveling in Mountains and Rivers" and Zhang Zeduan's "Along the River During the Qingming Festival" (which can be seen during special exhibitions). Each painting contains profound historical stories. The exquisite porcelain exhibition area is also a highlight. The blue and white porcelain and pastel porcelain are so beautiful that they are dazzling. 🛍️ The souvenirs are very unique and suitable for both gift giving and personal use After visiting the exhibition, don’t forget to visit the souvenir shop! There are many culturally distinctive products sold here, such as refrigerator magnets and small ornaments inspired by the "Jade Cabbage", and even chocolates in the shape of "Meat-Shaped Stones", which are full of creativity. There are also various exquisite bookmarks, notebooks, scarves and tea sets, which are excellent choices whether for gifts or as souvenirs. 🍽️ All you can eat at Regent Hotel, a perfect ending meal Are you hungry after visiting the Forbidden City? I recommend you to go to the nearby "Regent Hotel Forbidden City Boutique" to enjoy a luxurious buffet! Here we offer top-notch seafood, freshly cut steaks, and exquisite desserts. Whether it is Japanese, fresh seafood or Chinese stew, the choices are rich and high-end. Moreover, the environment is elegant and comfortable. While dining, you can recall the art treasures you just saw in the Forbidden City. It is truly a double feast for your taste buds and culture! 🎨 Conclusion: A dual experience of exploring history and food The National Palace Museum in Taipei is not only a paradise for culture lovers, but also a place suitable for the whole family to explore. Admire thousand-year-old treasures, buy interesting souvenirs, and end with a hearty meal. This trip is definitely worth savoring. 🔵 Transportation tips: Take the MRT Tamsui Xinyi Line to "Shilin Station", then take the Red 30 bus to the National Palace Museum; or take the Brown 13, Small 18, Small 19, etc. If you drive, you can park in the museum's parking lot, but parking spaces are difficult to find on holidays. 🔴 Must-see attractions: • Jadeite Cabbage, Meat-shaped Stone, Maogong Ding (three treasures of the museum) • Painting and calligraphy exhibition area (such as "Traveling in the Mountains and Rivers", "Along the River During the Qingming Festival") • Porcelain exhibition area (blue and white porcelain, pastel porcelain) 🟢 Recommended hotels: • Regent Taipei: Taipei's top hotel, with luxurious rooms and high-quality dining • Grand Hotel: Imitation palace design, very Chinese cultural style, not far from the National Palace Museum 🟡 Must-eat food: • Regent Hotel Palace Museum Boutique Club Buffet • Shilin Night Market snacks (such as Hot-Star Large Chicken Steak, Oyster Omelet, Shilin Large Sausage) 🟠 Shopping Guide: • National Palace Museum Souvenir Shop (Jadeite Cabbage Fridge Magnet, Meat-shaped Stone Chocolate, Painting and Calligraphy Periphery) • Regent Hotel B1 Boutique Area (selling various high-end food and souvenirs) #2月好去2025 #ComfortableExperience #WorthyVisit #TaipeiMustVisit