: 🏛️ The building itself is a

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🏛️ The building itself is a work of art.

Its exterior resembles a single-sided mountain by the sea.

The museum's architecture is inspired by the "single-sided mountain" terrain of the Yilan coast. Its slanted, gray-black stone exterior is incredibly stylish, making it a must-see for Instagrammers.

The reflecting pool creates a "mirror world" for photos.

The shallow pool in front of the museum reflects the entire building, and many people squat to capture symmetrical shots, creating a truly cinematic experience.

The ocean breeze blows through the atmosphere.

The museum is located right next to Wushi Harbor, and the sound of the waves can be heard from afar. Visiting the museum feels like relaxing at sea—very chill!
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Interactive fun in the exhibitions.

Travel back in time to see Yilan's past and present.

Exhibitions cover geology, indigenous culture, fishing village life, and modern changes, using numerous dioramas, vintage photos, and sound and light effects to create a storytelling experience.

The interactive area is a favorite for children.

There are interactive installations like simulated boating, shell handling, and ocean sound experiences. Kids won't want to leave, and adults will find their inner child too. The special exhibitions are always different.
Sometimes they feature themes like owls, marine life, and nostalgic toys, which are full of surprises.