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Welcome to a world of spiritual exploration at the Museum of World Religions in New Taipei, Taiwan. This captivating cultural attraction offers a unique and enlightening experience for visitors of all ages, making it an ideal destination for a memorable parent-child tour.
Nestled in the heart of New Taipei City, the Museum of World Religions is a haven of knowledge and inspiration. The museum showcases the rich tapestry of religious beliefs and practices from around the globe, providing visitors with a deeper understanding of different faiths and cultures.
Step inside this magnificent museum and embark on a captivating journey through time and space. The exhibits are thoughtfully curated, offering a comprehensive overview of the world's major religions, including Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, Islam, Judaism, and many more. Through interactive displays, multimedia presentations, and engaging artifacts, visitors can gain valuable insights into the diverse beliefs and traditions that shape our world.
One of the highlights of the Museum of World Religions is its Traditional Culture and Art Exhibition Hall. Here, you can admire a stunning collection of religious art and artifacts, showcasing the masterpieces of renowned artists and craftsmen. From intricately carved statues to exquisite paintings, each piece tells a story of devotion and spiritual significance.
As you explore the museum, you'll also have the opportunity to participate in various cultural activities and workshops. Immerse yourself in the beauty of calligraphy, try your hand at traditional crafts, or attend a meditation session to find inner peace and tranquility. These immersive experiences allow visitors to connect with the essence of different religions and gain a deeper appreciation for their teachings.
Beyond its educational value, the Museum of World Religions is a visual feast for the senses. The architecture of the building itself is a masterpiece, blending traditional Chinese design elements with modern aesthetics. The serene gardens surrounding the museum provide a peaceful retreat, inviting visitors to relax and reflect amidst the hustle and bustle of the city.
Whether you're a history buff, a spiritual seeker, or simply curious about different cultures, a visit to the Museum of World Religions is a must-do when exploring New Taipei. It offers a unique opportunity to broaden your horizons, foster interfaith understanding, and appreciate the beauty of our diverse world.
Plan your trip to Taiwan's premier religious museum today and embark on a journey of discovery and enlightenment. The Museum of World Religions in New Taipei promises an unforgettable experience that will leave you with a deeper appreciation for the richness and complexity of global spirituality.
Nestled in the heart of New Taipei City, the Museum of World Religions is a haven of knowledge and inspiration. The museum showcases the rich tapestry of religious beliefs and practices from around the globe, providing visitors with a deeper understanding of different faiths and cultures.
Step inside this magnificent museum and embark on a captivating journey through time and space. The exhibits are thoughtfully curated, offering a comprehensive overview of the world's major religions, including Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, Islam, Judaism, and many more. Through interactive displays, multimedia presentations, and engaging artifacts, visitors can gain valuable insights into the diverse beliefs and traditions that shape our world.
One of the highlights of the Museum of World Religions is its Traditional Culture and Art Exhibition Hall. Here, you can admire a stunning collection of religious art and artifacts, showcasing the masterpieces of renowned artists and craftsmen. From intricately carved statues to exquisite paintings, each piece tells a story of devotion and spiritual significance.
As you explore the museum, you'll also have the opportunity to participate in various cultural activities and workshops. Immerse yourself in the beauty of calligraphy, try your hand at traditional crafts, or attend a meditation session to find inner peace and tranquility. These immersive experiences allow visitors to connect with the essence of different religions and gain a deeper appreciation for their teachings.
Beyond its educational value, the Museum of World Religions is a visual feast for the senses. The architecture of the building itself is a masterpiece, blending traditional Chinese design elements with modern aesthetics. The serene gardens surrounding the museum provide a peaceful retreat, inviting visitors to relax and reflect amidst the hustle and bustle of the city.
Whether you're a history buff, a spiritual seeker, or simply curious about different cultures, a visit to the Museum of World Religions is a must-do when exploring New Taipei. It offers a unique opportunity to broaden your horizons, foster interfaith understanding, and appreciate the beauty of our diverse world.
Plan your trip to Taiwan's premier religious museum today and embark on a journey of discovery and enlightenment. The Museum of World Religions in New Taipei promises an unforgettable experience that will leave you with a deeper appreciation for the richness and complexity of global spirituality.
Zongbo Children’s Museum ▌Exhibition change announcement Zongbo Children’s Center will enter its 18th year, and we have put forward some thoughts on transformation: From a playground-style colorful children's pavilion, transformed into a neutral, experimental, plastic, participatory, Can support children in various life states, Connect with children’s real life, A children's life education research and experimental base to accompany children, The "Zongbo Children's Museum" looks like a communication platform for different life education sites. In order to meet the new adjustments, the Zongbo Children's Museum will be closed and the exhibitions will be closed from now on. Let us look forward to the Zongbo Children’s Museum opening again in December. During the exhibition change period of the Zongbo Children's Museum, children and their parents are welcome to visit the permanent exhibition of the Museum of World Religions, the annual special exhibition "Mountains, Seas, Heavenly People: I am in Nature", and the special window-open exhibition of cultural relics "Jewish Prayers and Wishes". Children over 4 years old but under 12 years old enjoy a half-price discount on one-pass tickets and can visit the entire museum. Free for children aged 3 and under (inclusive).
museum of world religions Through the establishment of the Museum of World Religions, it provides people with an opportunity to understand different religions and gives everyone the opportunity to choose their own spiritual beliefs for life; all religions can have free dialogue and there will no longer be religious disputes and conflicts. For this reason, Master Xindao believes that if Wusheng Dojo establishes a Buddhist museum or builds a large temple, it may be able to provide spiritual sustenance for local Buddhists, and it will also be welcomed by believers. The task of raising funds to build the museum will also be easily accomplished. However, But it cannot achieve the above-mentioned ambitious goals. On the contrary, introducing religious knowledge through a modern museum that spreads knowledge through leisure and entertainment methods may be an irreplaceable best solution. Therefore, after extensive consultation and visits to related themed museums and institutions around the world, and careful consideration, the concept and mission of an unprecedented World Religion Museum that emphasizes internationality and encompasses all religions in the world was formed.
Special exhibition "Mountains, Seas, Heavenly Beings: I am in Nature": The Museum of World Religions continues the line of life education, and presents a series of special exhibitions "Mountains, Seas, Heavenly People: I am in Nature", bringing an illusion of mutual support and dependence between man and nature. "Mountains, Seas, Heavenly Man - I am in Nature" attempts to break through the framework of life, emancipate and follow one's heart, and wants to discuss the relationship between man and nature. Only by taking away the limitations of life and placing it in the boundless vastness of heaven, earth, mountains and seas, will you have the opportunity to notice the flow of people in nature.
Permanent exhibition: The permanent displays mainly focus on the eight major world religions: Christianity, Islam, Buddhism, Taoism, Hinduism, Sikhism, Judaism, Shinto, and ancient religions such as Egypt and the Maya. The Taiwan Religious Area displays the beliefs of Taiwanese people, while the Wheel Exhibition Area displays other beliefs and traditional religious artifacts. Visitors will see the similarities and differences in the beliefs of these religions and learn about the beliefs and histories of these religions.
Zongbo Children’s Museum: Zongbo Children's Pavilion - In the fantasy journey, there is an emotional planet to help children learn to perceive themselves, a natural planet to learn to care for nature, a loving planet to learn to love family and society, and a gas station to convey love and sharing. In addition, you can also search for Miloco with different professions through your passport. On Saturdays and holidays every month, there are exciting activities such as "Storytellers Theater" storytelling activities, "Resident Writer Storytelling" parenting practice classes, and "More than just opening windows for cultural relics" children's play workshops. All children and adults are welcome to come and play together!
Zongbo Children’s Museum ▌Exhibition change announcement Zongbo Children’s Center will enter its 18th year, and we have put forward some thoughts on transformation: From a playground-style colorful children's pavilion, transformed into a neutral, experimental, plastic, participatory, Can support children in various life states, Connect with children’s real life, A children's life education research and experimental base to accompany children, The "Zongbo Children's Museum" looks like a communication platform for different life education sites. In order to meet the new adjustments, the Zongbo Children's Museum will be closed and the exhibitions will be closed from now on. Let us look forward to the Zongbo Children’s Museum opening again in December. During the exhibition change period of the Zongbo Children's Museum, children and their parents are welcome to visit the permanent exhibition of the Museum of World Religions, the annual special exhibition "Mountains, Seas, Heavenly People: I am in Nature", and the special window-open exhibition of cultural relics "Jewish Prayers and Wishes". Children over 4 years old but under 12 years old enjoy a half-price discount on one-pass tickets and can visit the entire museum. Free for children aged 3 and under (inclusive).
museum of world religions Through the establishment of the Museum of World Religions, it provides people with an opportunity to understand different religions and gives everyone the opportunity to choose their own spiritual beliefs for life; all religions can have free dialogue and there will no longer be religious disputes and conflicts. For this reason, Master Xindao believes that if Wusheng Dojo establishes a Buddhist museum or builds a large temple, it may be able to provide spiritual sustenance for local Buddhists, and it will also be welcomed by believers. The task of raising funds to build the museum will also be easily accomplished. However, But it cannot achieve the above-mentioned ambitious goals. On the contrary, introducing religious knowledge through a modern museum that spreads knowledge through leisure and entertainment methods may be an irreplaceable best solution. Therefore, after extensive consultation and visits to related themed museums and institutions around the world, and careful consideration, the concept and mission of an unprecedented World Religion Museum that emphasizes internationality and encompasses all religions in the world was formed.
Special exhibition "Mountains, Seas, Heavenly Beings: I am in Nature": The Museum of World Religions continues the line of life education, and presents a series of special exhibitions "Mountains, Seas, Heavenly People: I am in Nature", bringing an illusion of mutual support and dependence between man and nature. "Mountains, Seas, Heavenly Man - I am in Nature" attempts to break through the framework of life, emancipate and follow one's heart, and wants to discuss the relationship between man and nature. Only by taking away the limitations of life and placing it in the boundless vastness of heaven, earth, mountains and seas, will you have the opportunity to notice the flow of people in nature.
Permanent exhibition: The permanent displays mainly focus on the eight major world religions: Christianity, Islam, Buddhism, Taoism, Hinduism, Sikhism, Judaism, Shinto, and ancient religions such as Egypt and the Maya. The Taiwan Religious Area displays the beliefs of Taiwanese people, while the Wheel Exhibition Area displays other beliefs and traditional religious artifacts. Visitors will see the similarities and differences in the beliefs of these religions and learn about the beliefs and histories of these religions.
Zongbo Children’s Museum: Zongbo Children's Pavilion - In the fantasy journey, there is an emotional planet to help children learn to perceive themselves, a natural planet to learn to care for nature, a loving planet to learn to love family and society, and a gas station to convey love and sharing. In addition, you can also search for Miloco with different professions through your passport. On Saturdays and holidays every month, there are exciting activities such as "Storytellers Theater" storytelling activities, "Resident Writer Storytelling" parenting practice classes, and "More than just opening windows for cultural relics" children's play workshops. All children and adults are welcome to come and play together!