New Taipei City Shisanhang Museum Ticket
- The first archaeological museum in northern Taiwan, taking you through time to experience the cultural history of the Thirteen Elements
- Visit the Thirteen Lines Museum and watch the sunset along the Danshui River and the beauty of Guanyin Mountain at the same time
- Adjacent to Balidu Chuantou Old Street, enjoy the good taste of local time-honored brands worth trying
Attraction Tickets
| Ticket type | E-ticket (direct entry) |
| Exhibit type | Historical exhibits, Traditional culture exhibits |
| Attraction type | History & culture |
Product Info
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The Thirteen Factories Museum, located in Bali District, New Taipei City, opened in 2003. It was built to protect the "Thirteen Factories Site," a national second-class historical site. Designed by architect Sun Dehong, the concept was inspired by archaeological excavations and the arrival of early settlers by boat across the sea to Taiwan. The museum features permanent and special exhibitions showcasing important artifacts unearthed from the site, providing detailed information about the Thirteen Factories culture, Yuanshan culture, and other historical relics and backgrounds of Taiwan.
- Free admission eligibility : Information is subject to change and will be announced on-site.
- Citizens of New Taipei City
- Senior citizens aged 65 and above with Republic of China citizenship
- Children under 12 years old
- Students at all levels of schools in Taiwan
- People with disabilities and their companions
- Indigenous people aged 55 and above
- Hold a low-income household certificate
- Volunteers holding volunteer service honor cards
- Members of the Republic of China Museum Association
- Guided tour service:
- Scheduled guided tours:
Guided tour schedule: Free scheduled Mandarin guided tours are offered daily . Please see the tour schedule for details.
Reservation method: Please register at the service desk on the 1st floor. Each session is limited to 40 people and the guided tour lasts about 40 minutes. - Group guided tours:
Registration: A minimum of 3 people are required to make a reservation.
Reservation methods: On-site registration at the service desk on the 1st floor, or by phone for Mandarin-speaking guided tours. Registration hotline: (02) 26191313 ext. 603. - Mobile navigation:
How to use: Go to the audio guide website → Select the content you want to listen to (inside the museum or New Taipei Archaeological Park) → Select the language (Mandarin, Taiwanese, Vietnamese, Thai, Indonesian, English, Japanese, Hakka, Amis) → Start the audio guide. - Voice Map:
Guided tours are available in Mandarin, Taiwanese, Vietnamese, Thai, and Indonesian.
Location for use: Service desk on the first floor.
Borrowing method: Please bring a valid ID (ID card, driver's license, health insurance card, passport, etc.) or a deposit of NT$500 per device to borrow the audio guide pen and map. Please return the device and the deposit before closing time on the same day.
The Shisanhang Site preserves Taiwan’s prehistoric Iron Age culture from 1800 to 500 years ago. According to archaeological experts’ research, its race may be related to the Ketagalan tribe in the Pingpu tribe. The museum preserves and displays the relics of the ancestors, let us know what kind of life the thirteen pedestrians lived thousands of years ago, and hopes to introduce the precious prehistoric sites to all tourists.
Purchase Notice
Thirteen Hongs Museum:
- Please maintain order during your visit to the museum and work together to ensure a quality experience.
- Smoking, chewing gum, betel nut, food, drinks, and pets are prohibited inside the exhibition area.
- Please do not use flash or tripods for photography.
- To provide a safe and comfortable visiting environment, the museum will implement total capacity control in each exhibition area when the capacity is exceeded. We apologize for any inconvenience and ask for your patience.
Bali Cultural Treasures Afternoon Tea Set:
- This product is available on the day of purchase. If the stock is sold out, it will not be sold again.
- To ensure the freshness of the food, daily stock is limited. Please call us to confirm the number of servings available for redemption on the same day.
- Due to limited stock, the store reserves the right to adjust the supply of goods.
- If 13CAFE is closed or on a day when it is not open for business, merchandise sales will not be available.
- Product availability is subject to change based on 13CAFE's business hours, and actual availability is subject to on-site announcements.
Reminders
The system does not provide the function of modifying orders. If you want to change the quantity, you need to refund the ticket and reorder.
Once any item or gift in the package has been redeemed, returns and refunds are not accepted.
Anyone who meets the discount conditions must actively show valid ID upon entry. Those who do not bring their ID will not be eligible for the discount.
Please be sure to pay attention to the business hours of the redemption store. If you cannot redeem during that period, please redeem during other normal business hours within the validity period.
In the event of force majeure (including but not limited to typhoons, earthquakes, heavy rains and other natural disasters), the organizer may postpone or cancel the event for the sake of public safety, and will notify and contact the organizer in advance. If there are any unresolved matters, the organizer reserves the right to modify, terminate or change the details of the event content.
How to Redeem Your Voucher
How to Use Your Voucher
- Please present your QR code on-site
Experience Location
Location Name: New Taipei City Thirteen Lines Museum
Address: No. 200, Museum Road, Bali District, New Taipei City- Business hours: Monday to Friday, 09:30 - 17:00
Saturdays, Sundays, and public holidays: 09:30 - 18:00 - Closed hours:
The museum is closed on the first Monday of each month. If the Monday falls on a national holiday, the museum will remain open as usual and close the following day.
Lunar New Year's Eve, Lunar New Year's Day, and days designated by the government as days when work is suspended due to natural disasters.
Other necessary closure days will be announced separately .
Cancellation Policy
- Free cancellation is available for unused vouchers within 365day(s) of booking
- Due to time zone differences, the confirmed cancellation date is based on the supplier’s local time. Please allow 2–5 business days to process your cancellation request, after which the cancellation fee will be charged according to the product’s cancellation policy. Once your refund request is confirmed, KKday will initiate the refund to your original payment method within 15 days. The actual refund timing depends on your card-issuing bank’s policy.
FAQ
1. What are the must-see exhibits and highlights at the Shihsanhang Museum of Archaeology in New Taipei City?
The Shihsanhang Museum of Archaeology in New Taipei City is the first archaeological museum in Northern Taiwan. The permanent exhibition, 'Archaeological Exploration Hall,' guides visitors through the excavation process and cultural characteristics of the Shihsanhang site, showcasing a rich collection of archaeological artifacts like pottery and ironware. The museum also features rotating special exhibitions on various themes. The museum building itself is a major highlight, with its unique tilted and staggered design symbolizing the connection between mountains and sea, past and present, making it highly distinctive.
2. What is the origin of the name 'Shihsanhang Museum' and what is the historical background of its main exhibits?
The Shihsanhang Museum gets its name from the 'Shihsanhang Culture' it represents, which is one of the most important archaeological sites in Northern Taiwan. This culture dates back approximately 1,800 to 400 years ago and was primarily active along the northern coast and hilly regions of Taiwan, known for its iron smelting technology, making it a representative culture of Taiwan's late prehistoric period. The museum primarily displays the life, cultural aspects, and unique unearthed artifacts of the prehistoric inhabitants of the Shihsanhang Culture.
3. What are the ticket prices for visiting the Shihsanhang Museum of Archaeology in New Taipei City, and can cultural vouchers be used for payment?
Admission to the Shihsanhang Museum of Archaeology in New Taipei City varies depending on nationality and status. General visitors are required to pay an entrance fee, while New Taipei City residents enjoy free admission. Regarding the applicability of cultural vouchers, it is recommended to check at the on-site counter or refer to official announcements. To ensure a smooth visit, it is advisable to check the latest ticketing information on KKday before planning your trip for a more convenient booking process.
4. Do I need to make a reservation in advance to visit the Shihsanhang Museum of Archaeology in New Taipei City?
Currently, advance reservations are generally not required to visit the Shihsanhang Museum of Archaeology in New Taipei City; general visitors can directly purchase tickets and enter. However, if you plan for a group visit or to participate in specific guided tours, it is recommended to contact the museum in advance to confirm reservation policies. Especially on crowded holidays or special occasions, it is advisable to arrive early or check official website announcements for a smooth entry.
5. How much time is recommended to fully experience the Shihsanhang Museum of Archaeology in New Taipei City?
We recommend allocating about 2 to 3 hours for your visit to the Shihsanhang Museum of Archaeology in New Taipei City to fully explore the permanent and special exhibitions and appreciate the architectural design. If you wish to participate in guided tours, experience interactive facilities, or stroll through the cultural park around the museum while enjoying the Tamsui River views, you can flexibly extend your stay.
6. How can I get to the Shihsanhang Museum of Archaeology in New Taipei City using public transportation?
To get to the Shihsanhang Museum of Archaeology in New Taipei City, you can take the Tamsui-Xinyi Line MRT to 'Guandu Station.' After exiting from Exit 1, transfer to bus routes Red 13 or Red 22 and get off at the 'Shihsanhang Museum' stop. Alternatively, you can take the MRT to 'Luzhou Station,' transfer to bus route 704 to the 'Bali Administrative Center' stop, and then walk for about 15 minutes.
7. Besides the indoor exhibitions, what are the surrounding attractions or experiences at the Shihsanhang Museum of Archaeology in New Taipei City?
The museum is surrounded by beautiful scenery. After visiting the indoor exhibitions, you can walk along the Tamsui River to enjoy the sunset and the views of Guanyin Mountain. The nearby Bali Ferry Pier Old Street is also a highlight, with many historic eateries offering local delicacies like Peacock Clams and Sweet Doughnuts. You can also rent bicycles and cycle along the Bali Left Bank Bicycle Path for a leisurely time.
8. As the 'first archaeological museum in Northern Taiwan,' what is unique about the Shihsanhang Museum of Archaeology in New Taipei City regarding archaeological research?
The Shihsanhang Museum of Archaeology in New Taipei City is Taiwan's first museum dedicated to archaeology, committed to preserving, researching, and exhibiting the rich artifacts unearthed from the Shihsanhang site. Its uniqueness lies in its construction directly on the original excavation site, closely integrating the exhibition content with the archaeological field. The museum serves not only as an exhibition space but also as an important base for archaeological education and promotion, allowing the public to gain a deeper understanding of prehistoric cultures and the significance of archaeology.
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