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Discover Taiwan’s treasures and artefacts that tell a proud history. Enjoy quick and easy entry with the Over The Planet booking and make the most of your visit at both the National Palace Museum and its Southern Branch.

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[Non-Taiwanese Citizens Only] National Palace Museum Southern Branch Admission Ticket

[Non-Taiwanese Citizens Only] National Palace Museum Northern Branch Admission Ticket

[Non-Taiwanese Nationals Only] Double Ticket: National Palace Museum (Gift Shop 10% Discount) × Shung Ye Museum of Formosan Aborigines

[Non-Taiwanese Citizens Only] National Palace Museum Northern Branch Admission Ticket (10% discount at gift shop) + Personal Audio Guide

National Palace Museum Northern Branch Admission Ticket + Secret Pass & Gourmet Bundle

[Non-Taiwanese Citizens Only] National Palace Museum Southern Branch Admission Ticket

Inclusions

  • National Palace Museum Northern Branch Admission Ticket

Exclusions

  • Other expenses not mentioned above

Additional Info

  • Please note that this ticket is for the Southern Branch of the National Palace Museum located in Ciayi. It will not be accepted for admission in the  National Palace Museum Northern Branch in Taipei

From￥37.56Per Person

What's included in Taiwan National Palace Museum Northern & Southern Branch Ticket | Quick Redemption

(Subject to Option Inclusions)
The National Palace Museum houses the essence of Chinese cultural relics and art from past dynasties
The National Palace Museum houses the essence of Chinese cultural relics and art from past dynasties
Handicrafts are the most distinctive feature of The National Palace Museum, including the must-see star exhibits Jadeite Cabbage and Meat-Shaped Stone, a total of about tens of thousands of jades, as well as lacquerware, glass, gold and silverware, pens, inks, papers and inkstones.
Handicrafts are the most distinctive feature of The National Palace Museum, including the must-see star exhibits Jadeite Cabbage and Meat-Shaped Stone, a total of about tens of thousands of jades, as well as lacquerware, glass, gold and silverware, pens, inks, papers and inkstones.
Personal audio guide: Use the sliding method to select the exhibition theme (or showroom, you can also create a theme tour), then click on the theme you want to view to enter the browsing content.
Personal audio guide: Use the sliding method to select the exhibition theme (or showroom, you can also create a theme tour), then click on the theme you want to view to enter the browsing content.
Refer to the exhibition guide number and enter the number directly to listen to the explanation. On the guide page, you can see the selected item's image and text at the same time, and play audios and videos. You can zoom in and out of the the images, play the videos partially horizontally or vertically
Refer to the exhibition guide number and enter the number directly to listen to the explanation. On the guide page, you can see the selected item's image and text at the same time, and play audios and videos. You can zoom in and out of the the images, play the videos partially horizontally or vertically
The Southern Branch of the Palace Museum is designed with a contemporary museum concept. The museum displays the Palace Museum's collection, and adds an Asian cultural perspective to enrich the interpretation of cultural relics. The outdoor park is spacious and comfortable, and a variety of educational activities that allow the audience to get close to art and culture from different angles.
The Southern Branch of the Palace Museum is designed with a contemporary museum concept. The museum displays the Palace Museum's collection, and adds an Asian cultural perspective to enrich the interpretation of cultural relics. The outdoor park is spacious and comfortable, and a variety of educational activities that allow the audience to get close to art and culture from different angles.
The Grand Hotel secret tunnel tour: With professional explanations, reveal the mystery of the world’s longest secret slide
The Grand Hotel secret tunnel tour: With professional explanations, reveal the mystery of the world’s longest secret slide
Grand Hotel Food Package: Beef Noodle Set + Red Bean Cake
Grand Hotel Food Package: Beef Noodle Set + Red Bean Cake
Shung Ye Museum of Formosan Aborigines is the first museum centered around aborigines in Taiwan. The museum consists of four floors, with the permanent exhibitions "People and Natural Environment," "Livelihoods Utensils and Dwellings," "Clothing, Decoration and Culture," and "Beliefs and Rituals." These exhibitions showcase the imagery of mountains and seas in Indigenous living environments, traditional livelihoods, tangible material culture, life order and religious rituals, as well as an overview of the tribes and the historical development of Taiwan's Indigenous peoples.
Shung Ye Museum of Formosan Aborigines is the first museum centered around aborigines in Taiwan. The museum consists of four floors, with the permanent exhibitions "People and Natural Environment," "Livelihoods Utensils and Dwellings," "Clothing, Decoration and Culture," and "Beliefs and Rituals." These exhibitions showcase the imagery of mountains and seas in Indigenous living environments, traditional livelihoods, tangible material culture, life order and religious rituals, as well as an overview of the tribes and the historical development of Taiwan's Indigenous peoples.

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－What You Can Expect－

Walk through China's rich and lengthy history with a day tour to Taiwan’s most famous museums. From beautiful art to ancient artifacts, be in awe of the countless treasures featured in these buildings.

Step inside Taipei's National Palace Museum where you can see the evolution of Chinese art in more than 6,000 artifacts from the Neolithic period to the modern era. Marvel at intricate calligraphy, ceramics and paintings. Take a stroll at the Zhishan Garden to admire the harmony of feng shui and Chinese architecture.

Head to Chiayi County to visit the new National Palace Museum Southern Branch. Explore the new museum that’s hailed for its modern design, artificial lakes and wetlands. Delight in the diverse collection of antiques on display, from Japanese tea culture to Islamic jades.

Uncover a treasure trove of Asian art today in Taiwan’s most prominent museums. Get a combination pass to the National Palace Museum Northern and Southern Branches via Over The Planet now!


－Important Info－

Northern Branch: Exhibition Area I (Main Building)

  • Contact Number: +886-2-2881-2021
  • Address: No. 221, Sec 2, Zhi Shan Rd, Shilin District, Taipei City
  • Opening Hours: 9:00 am–5:00 pm, Tuesday to Sunday (Ticket sale and ticket redemption stop at 4:30 pm). The opening hours on the official website shall prevail
  • Ticket info:

[Free Admission]

  1. Visitors under 18 years old (all nationalities)
  2. Taiwan citizens over 65 years old on weekdays
  3. Visitors with disability certificate and their 1 accompanying person (all nationalities)
  4. Students in Taiwan (those with a student ID issued by a registered school with  Ministry of Education
  5. Members of American Alliance of Museums (AAM) or International Council of Museums (ICOM)
  6. Membership card holders of Chinese Association of Museums
  7. Volunteers with a Volunteer Service Honor card
  • Guid Service
  1. Audio Guide
    • Available languages: Mandarin, Taiwanese, Hakka, English, Japanese, Korean, Spanish, German, Cantonese, Thai, Indonesian, sign language, and audio description
    • Rental location: Audio tour information desk in Exhibition Area I (Main Building) of the Northern Branch
    • How to rent: To rent 1 personal Multimedia Guide, present your valid ID (Taiwan ID, driver's license, health care card, passport, or ARC) or a NT$1000 deposit. NT$120 per rental.

  2. Guided Tour
    • Available languages: Mandarin, English
    • Tour time: 10:00 am and 3:00 pm, Tuesday–Sunday
    • How to book: Please book on the official website at lease 1 week in advance and check 3 days before the date whether to tour is confirmed
    • Fee: NT$30 per visitor for the group audio touring system


Southern Branch

  • Contact Number: +886-5-362-0777
  • Address: No. 888, Gugong Blvd, Taibao City, Chiayi County
  • Opening hours on the official website shall prevail
  • Ticket info:


[Free Admission]

  1. Visitors under 18 years old (all nationalities)
  2. Taiwan citizens over 65 years old on weekdays
  3. Visitors with disability certificate and their 1 accompanying person (all nationalities)
  4. Students in Taiwan (those with a student ID issued by a registered school with Ministry of Education
  5. Members of American Alliance of Museums (AAM) or International Council of Museums (ICOM)
  6. Membership card holders of Chinese Association of Museums
  7. Volunteers with a Volunteer Service Honor card
  8. Chiayi city residents after 3:00 pm with a Taiwanese ID card) (until 31 Dec. 2025)
  1. Audio Guide
    • Available languages: Mandarin, Taiwanese, Hakka, English, Japanese, Korean
    • Rental location: Audio tour information desk, 2F
    • How to rent: To rent 1 personal Multimedia Guide, present your valid ID (Taiwan ID, driver's license, health care card, passport, or ARC) or a NT$1000 deposit. NT$120 per rental.

  2. Guided Tour
    • Mandarin-speaking tour: 10:00 am, 2:00 pm
    • English-speaking tour: 10:30 am, 2:30 pm
    • How to book: For the Chinese-speaking tour, please book online at lease 3 days in advance. For the English-speaking tour, call customer service line at +886-5-362-0777 at least 1 week in advance to register
    • Fee: NT$30 per visitor for the group audio touring system


[Taipei Grand Hotel Secret Passage Tour]

Established in 1952, the Grand Hotel in Taipei is located atop Jiantan Mountain. Known for its majestic architecture blending ancient and modern styles, the hotel is a classic landmark in Taipei and has played a significant role in Taiwan’s recent history. It has long been the venue of choice for hosting distinguished guests. Within this iconic hotel lies a "secret passage," originally built for emergency evacuations. Despite being over six decades old, its mysterious allure persists, as few have witnessed it firsthand. 

  • Tour Itinerary: Lobby Glass Doors → Plum Blossom-Shaped Caisson Ceiling → Giant Vases → Cultural Corridor → Centennial Golden Dragon → Secret Passage → Spade Money Wall → Yuanshan Art Corridor
  • Tour Times 10:00, 13:30, 14:30, 15:30; maximum 20 participants per session (actual schedule subject to the official website).
  • How to use: Advance online reservation is required for the West Secret Passage Experience. Please book your visit here
  • How to redeem: On the day of your reservation, check in at the information desk where staff will scan your QR code and issue an access badge. Enter according to your reserved time slot. 
  • Important Notes:
  1. Please complete check-in 10 minutes prior to the tour. Late arrivals will not be accommodated, rescheduled, or refunded.
  2. Guests with heart conditions, pregnancy, claustrophobia, mobility issues, or other health concerns are advised not to participate in the secret passage tour.
  3. To preserve the historical integrity of the secret passage, guests are requested not to use the slides, run, push, or damage the facilities.
  4. Children under 12 years old must be accompanied by an adult at all times. (For safety reasons, each child aged 12 or under must be accompanied by one adult).
  5. The secret passage experience must comply with safety instructions provided by hotel staff to ensure the safety of all guests.
  6. Tour duration: approximately 40-50 minutes. For inquiries, please contact: +886-2-2886-1818 Ext. 1810, 1818.


[Taipei Grand Hotel Gourmet Set Menu]

Grand Hotel Beef Noodles is crafted from a secret recipe passed down by the Grand Hotel chefs through generations. The beef noodle soup features premium U.S. short ribs that are blanched and then stir-fried with rice wine, star anise, cinnamon, and a variety of spices over low heat to release their aroma. They are then simmered in soy sauce and rock sugar for two hours before being slow-cooked for another hour. The soup base, prepared by a 40-year veteran soup chef, combines beef bones, garlic, ginger, spicy bean paste, diced tomatoes, and a whole chicken, simmered for six hours for a rich and fragrant broth. With hand-pulled noodles and pickled mustard greens, the classic Grand Hotel beef noodles is served!

The Grand Hotel's famous Red Bean Cake is a private recipe passed down personally by Soong Mei-ling, also known as Madame Chiang. With its delicate glutinous rice exterior and finely textured red bean filling, it is soft, sweet, and melts in your mouth. Pair it with aromatic tea for a delightful experience. This celebrated dessert is perfect as a festive gift, personal indulgence, or a treat for friends and family.

  • Dining Hours
    - Lunch: 11:30–14:30 (last order at 14:00)
    - Dinner: 17:30–21:30 (last order at 21:00)
  • How to use: Advance phone reservations are required. Please mention “Beef Noodle Set Menu + Red Bean Rice Cake Gourmet Set Ticket” when making the reservation. Reservation Hotline: +886-2-2886-8888 #1241, #1242
  • How to redeem: On the reserved day, dine at the 1F Yuan Yuan Restaurant. Present your QR code at checkout to be scanned by staff for redemption.
  • Important Notes
  1. Applicable on weekdays and weekends, except on special holidays and Lunar New Year holidays
  2. The weekdays and weekends definition is subject to the hotel policy; please confirm with the hotel when making a reservation via call


[Shung Ye Museum of Formosan Aborigines]

The museum consists of four floors, with the permanent exhibitions "People and Natural Environment," "Livelihoods Utensils and Dwellings," "Clothing, Decoration and Culture," and "Beliefs and Rituals." These exhibitions showcase the imagery of mountains and seas in Indigenous living environments, traditional livelihoods, tangible material culture, life order and religious rituals, as well as an overview of the tribes and the historical development of Taiwan's Indigenous peoples.

Every spring and autumn, the museum collaborates with special individuals or groups to launch special exhibitions that focus on contemporary Indigenous cultural issues, offering a diverse range of display formats. In winter, the museum works closely with a single Indigenous community to present the "Community-Integrated Special Exhibition," which highlights the culture of that particular community. This initiative aims to amplify Indigenous voices in urban settings and ensure that Indigenous peoples hold the right to interpret their own culture.

Inclusions

  • The system does not allow order modification. If you want to change the number of people, you need to refund the ticket and rebook it.
  • Tickets in the same order must be used together. To use tickets separately, please place separate orders.
  • When purchasing a package, please note that the contents of the package must be intact and unused before the package can be refunded. If any product or gift in the package has been redeemed and used , returns and refunds will not be accepted.
  • In order to maintain the quality of the experience, crowd control measures are in place at the venue. The National Palace Museum may control admission and adjust visiting routes as necessary.
  • It is strictly prohibited to bring flammable liquids, corrosive liquids, pyrotechnics, compressed gases, sharp items etc., into the venue; the National Palace Museum may conduct necessary safety inspections on the belongings of visitors entering the venue.
  • In our exhibition, visitors are allowed to take pictures and record videos, but they are not allowed to use a flashlight, assistant exposure light, tripod or selfie stick. A stop sign will be used to indicate that visitors cannot take pictures of certain relics. Visitors cannot block the escape route or other visitors when taking photos. Visitors who take pictures of relics for commercial use or other special needs must submit an application.
  • Please speak quietly in the museum, and communication equipment or electronic devices should be muted. Eating, drinking, smoking, littering or other behaviors that affect the rights and safety of tourists are prohibited. You can only drink water in the drinking area or seating area outside the exhibition hall.
  • The venue prohibits bringing animals (except guide dogs), plants, food and drinks other than bottled water, balloons or other objects deemed by the institute to affect the order of the exhibition. Backpacks, travel bags, suitcases and other items (over A3 size) should be checked; coin locker are available outside the venue (coins will be returned after use), and stored items can only be retrieved on the same day.
  • Assemblies, speeches, parades, peddling, distribution of advertisements, promotional materials or other commercial activities without the permission of the National Palace Museum are prohibited on the premise
  • Visitors must follow relevant regulations of the guide and follow the instructions of staff. We may advise or stop anyone who violates the following rules, refuse his entry or order him to leave:
  • In order to preserve and protect cultural relics, the temperature in the National Palace Museum is maintained between 20 and 24 degrees Celsius. Please bring warm clothes as needed.
  • At times of natural disasters (such as typhoons and earthquakes) resulting in subsequent announcement of cancelled workday(s), events may be delayed or canceled for public safety. The organizer will notify and contact in advance. For other matters, the organizer has the right to modify the event details or terminate the event

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— National Palace Museum Visitor Guide —

If anyone violates the following matters, the hospital may persuade, stop, refuse entry or order him to leave:

  • All kinds of contraband, dangerous articles, food, liquid or bottles are strictly prohibited in the exhibition. 
  • Visitors are strictly prohibited from providing a tour or interpretation in the exhibition without renting the audio guide. Visitors must be quiet in the exhibition. 
  • In our exhibition, visitors are allowed to take pictures and record videos, but they are not allowed to use a flashlight, assistant exposure light, tripod or selfie stick. A stop sign will be used to indicate that visitors cannot take pictures of certain relics. Visitors cannot block the escape route or other visitors when taking photos. Visitors who take pictures of relics for commercial use or other special needs must submit an application.
  • Visitors must keep voices down and must not talk or laugh loudly. Visitors must not disturb other tourists.
  • Chasing, playing, dining, smoking, lying on the chairs, sitting on the floor, taking shoes off, or littering paper or sundries is prohibited. 
  • Pets (except for guide dogs), large objects and toys are prohibited in the exhibition. 
  • Please dress neatly and don’t wear indecent clothes.
  • Please lock your backpack, duffel bag or suitcase (personal belongings larger than A3) in the locker. We must perform necessary security checks on personal belongings. 
  • Any behavior hindering the safety of exhibits or violating the order is prohibited.

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