Taiwan's National Palace Museum extends hours
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- 06 Aug 2024
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Taiwan's National Palace Museum (NPM) has announced extended hours for both its northern and southern branches, remaining open until 6 p.m. daily throughout August, except on Mondays. This initiative is intended to provide visitors with a respite from the summer heat and an opportunity to explore the museum’s extensive collections.
Northern Branch Highlights
Spotlight on National Treasures: Featuring Ma Lin’s renowned Song Dynasty painting “Candlelit Nighttime Excursion.”
The Emperors’ Moving Gardens—Flowers Paintings from the Qing Dynasty Court: A special exhibit delving into the floral artistry of Qing Dynasty imperial gardens.
The Splendor of Dream of the Red Chamber: An exhibition that explores classic Chinese literature through various artifacts.
NPM Kid’s Festival: Offers interactive games designed for families.
Southern Branch Highlights
Water Show: Hosting Taiwan’s longest water show with performances every 15 minutes from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Summer Event: Includes activities such as puzzle-solving and art workshops.
New Exhibitions:
Treasures in the Palace of Heavenly Purity – Rediscovering Jades from the Inner Court of the Forbidden City: Displaying over 700 exquisite jade pieces.
Refined Radiance: Treasures of Qing Dynasty Jewelry: Showcasing an array of opulent Qing Dynasty jewelry.
These extended hours and diverse exhibitions cater to a wide range of interests, from historical treasures and classic literature to family-friendly activities and interactive experiences.
