National Museum of Marine Biology & Aquarium, Immerse in a Dreamlike Marine Odyssey

No. 2, Houwan Road, Houwan Village, Checheng Township, Pingtung County

Well-designed facilities with new exhibition halls

4.6

Introduction

The National Museum of Marine Biology and Aquarium is located in Checheng Township, Pingtung County, adjacent to the Turtle Mountain foothills in the coastal area near Kenting National Park. With a total area of about 60 hectares, it includes three exhibition halls. The Taiwan Waters Pavilion allows visitors to explore the aquatic ecosystems from the mountains to the ocean, including the world's largest fish, the whale shark. The Coral Kingdom Pavilion features an 84-meter-long underwater tunnel showcasing the vibrant coral reef ecosystems of the South China Sea. The World Waters Pavilion showcases the oldest, tallest, most mysterious, and coldest marine ecosystems on Earth, with a special highlight being a 10-meter-long acrylic glass giant seaweed display tank. In addition, the Antarctic penguins and Arctic beluga whales are also popular attractions for visitors. The diverse exhibits, engaging educational activities, and overnight programs at the museum make the journey of exploring marine life filled with enjoyment and surprises.

Address

No. 2, Houwan Road, Houwan Village, Checheng Township, Pingtung County

Transportation

Take the high-speed train to Zuoying Station, transfer to Zhongnan Passenger Transport (heading to Kenting and Eluanbi) and get off at Hengchun Station. Then transfer to Pingtung Passenger Transport (Kenting Street Car – Orange Line) and get off at the National Museum of Marine Biology and Aquarium Station.

Phone +886-8-8825678

Website http://www.aquarium.com.tw/