Enduring Legacy:
 
​60 Years of the National Palace Museum in Taipei

Experience the beauty of Chinese art through time. 
Six decades of cultural preservation and artistic brilliance at the National Palace Museum in Taipei showcase a curated selection of the Museum’s most treasured artifacts — including National Treasures and masterpieces rarely seen together. Join our guided tour for an unforgettable journey through history, art, and timeless craftsmanship.

Overview: Masterpieces of the Northern Branch
​Unlock the secrets of the world’s most renowned collection of Chinese art. This immersive English-guided tour is your "fast track" to understanding the soul of ancient craftsmanship. From the rugged power of ancient bronzes to the ethereal beauty of imperial ceramics and sacred jades, Maggie Mei brings the gallery to life with stories you won't find in any textbook.
Perfect for first-time visitors and art connoisseurs alike, this experience bridges the gap between the ancient world and the modern eye, revealing how these treasures survived centuries of history to stand before you today.

Highlights

• Mao Gong Ding (毛公鼎)
  More than just a ritual vessel, this bronze cauldron contains the world's longest bronze inscription (500 characters). Maggie will decode this "ancient press release," showing you how it serves as both a priceless historical record and a foundational masterpiece of Chinese calligraphy.
  Meat-Shaped Stone (肉形石)
  Perhaps the most "delicious" piece of art ever created. This masterpiece is carved from natural banded jasper. You’ll marvel at how an artisan used the stone’s natural layers to mimic the skin, fat, and lean meat of braised pork—a playful testament to the heights of imperial craftsmanship.
  Ru Ware Plain narcissus Basin with greenish-blue glaze (汝窯青瓷水仙盆)
  Ru ware is among the rarest ceramics on Earth, celebrated for its "flawless simplicity." Maggie will guide you through its serene beauty and tell you some little secrets behind the scene.

Tour Details

• Language: English
• Duration: Approx. 120 minutes
• Group Size: Minimum of 4 guests required per session
• Price: TWD $1,200 / per person
• What’s Included?
  ​Your fee covers everything for a seamless experience:-Official Museum Entrance Ticket (Skip the ticket line hassle!)
  -Headset Rental (Hear your guide clearly even in a busy gallery)
  -Expert Guided Tour Fee led by Maggie Mei