Located in Kenting National Park, National Museum of Marine Biology & Aquarium is Taiwan's largest marine ecology display center. It was selected as one of Asia's top five aquariums in 2014 and 2015 on TripAdvisor, a famous travel site. Indeed, it is a must-see if you ever visit Taiwan.
"Water of Taiwan," "Coral Kingdom Pavilion World," and "Waters of the World" are the museum's three main display areas. Through "simulation in ecology," it reveals all kinds of water ecology. White whales from the Arctic and penguins from the Antarctic are the museum's most popular stars.
The museum is famous for the variety of events it holds, including staying overnight at the museum. Many visitors from at home and abroad have participated in this special activity, just to feel the oceans' charm and how it feels to sleep among the fish. People's dreams about the oceans have all come true at the museum.
Surrounded by the sea on all sides, Taiwan’s beautiful natural landscape is abundant. In order to present a panoramic snapshot of Taiwan’s diverse hydrological environment, Museum of Marine Biology and Aquarium has modeled this exhibit to follow the journey of water throughout Taiwan.
The Open Ocean Aquarium
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Oceanarium Feeding Show
The brilliant living corals and darting fish are displayed as the main attraction. After entering the pavilion, dive slowly around the enormous cylindrical tanks, and continue on to partake in an 80 meter underwater tunnel tour. Exploring this under.
Underwater Tunnel
Shipwreck
The earth was formed around 4.6 billion years ago where oceans have not come into existence yet. The planet was a large lump of dust clothed in gas, and so begins the earth’s history. This exhibition shows visitors all about how life evolved from the water of the planet. Though the cutting-edge technology, the exhibition demonstrates the four topics of Ancient Oceans, Kelp Forest, the Deep Sea, and the Polar Seas. The exhibition combines the Virtual reality with the physical marine Biology thus the visitors can discover the ocean ecology through the entertaining and educational exhibition programs.
Kelp Forest Tank
The Penguin Tank