Programs and Exhibitions > Special Exhibition > Project 3000
Introduction
Want to explore Chinese history and culture from multiple perspectives through engaging activity-based learning? Want to experience archaeological work firsthand and unravel the mysteries of ancient Chinese civilizations?
The “Project 3000” special exhibition not only incorporates diverse educational programs but also features exciting elements such as live reptile displays, multimedia interactive experiences, and archaeological excavation activities, presenting Chinese culture in a vibrant and youthful way. School groups are warmly welcome to visit and embark on a wonderful learning journey with their students!
Archaeological and Ancient Chinese Civilization Cultural & Creative Activities
Artifacts that have slumbered for thousands of years awaken the souls of the Ancient Shu people the moment they are brought to light. Through simulated archaeological excavation, artifact restoration, and replica crafting, we can connect with the vibrant daily life and fantastical, magnificent spiritual world of the Ancient Shu people—stepping into their simple yet mysterious realm and engaging in a romantic spiritual exchange that transcends time and space!
Venue:
Upper floor of Block F, Middle Zone, Jao Tsung-I Academy
Visiting Arrangements:
Currently available only for group bookings
(priority given to schools)
The "Project 3000" exhibition is currently not open to the public and is available only for group bookings (with priority given to schools).