National Palace Museum & Yehliu Geopark Ticket

Two representative travel destinations in Taiwan,
Use it as a single admission ticket.

Visit two of Taiwan's top tourist attractions: the National Palace Museum and Yehliu Geopark. The National Palace Museum is one of the world's four largest museums and is the best museum in Taiwan with a variety of artifacts and works on display. Visit both the main building and the southern branch with this one ticket.

Yehliu Geopark is a place where you can see strangely shaped rocks created through erosion and weathering over tens of thousands of years. Feel the mystery of nature by directly viewing unique rocks such as Queen Rock and Chotdae Rock.

Introduction to Taiwan's National Palace Museum

Introducing the National Palace Museum in Taiwan, considered one of the world's four largest museums. This place boasts an unrivaled scale in Asia, and is growing in popularity in Korea as well, having been featured on “Grandpas Over Flowers.”

Purchasing admission tickets at WAUG is cheaper than purchasing them on site, and is more convenient because you can enter right away by scanning the QR code.

Introduction to Yehliu Geopark

Yehliu Geopark, located on the northern coast of Taipei, is a famous travel destination for its strangely shaped rocks spread out in front of the sea. It is a unique travel destination that has been transformed into geological formations and strangely shaped rocks through weathering, and you can see unique strangely shaped rocks at a distance of 1.7km.

In particular, 'Queen Rock', named for its resemblance to the head of Nefertiti, queen of ancient Egypt, and . Candlestick Rock, a candle-shaped rock layer on top of a candlestick left behind by the sea erosion process, is a must-see rock. At the end of the cape, there is a rest area facing the sea where you can rest, so be sure to visit!