To speak frankly, I didn't know that there's a museum up there. Trying to take some pictures of some B+B at Jingua shi on 7/29 afternoon was my main purpose. While leaving the bus, I saw the park and followed all the visitors walking into it. Wow! The whole space is so wide. It's so beautiful!
If you go there you have to put on sports shoes since the whole area is on the hill. It's free to get into the ecological park. It's good to see so many restaurants there and prices are not high. There're many Japanese style wood houses in the park. Visitors could understand how hard workers got gold sand from underground and made them into the shape. 60 years ago, in the Japanese time, this place was the gold mine.
There's one big solid gold brick of 220kgs 999 displaying in the Gold Museum. It's great to have a close look at it! You have to pay for the ticket.
How to get there? You have to take a bus at Ruifeng. The ticket for an adult is NTD15, just USD0.5 only. The bus stop is about 500 meters east of Reuifeng train station, on the opposite side. The directions of Jingua shi and Fulong buses all stop at Jingua shi.
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| bus between Ruifeng and Fulong |
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| bus between Ruifeng and Jingua shi |
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| entrance of the ecological park |
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| map of Jingua shi village |
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| old Japanese dormitory |
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| work cart of gold sand stone |
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| restaurants |
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| facing sea, north, cafe shop |
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| restaurant |
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| Japanese prince guesthouse |
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| pond at the Japanese prince guesthouse |
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| back yard of Japanese prince guesthouse |
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| front yard of gold museum |
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| front yard of gold museum |
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| B+B Gold 101 http://www.golden101.com.tw |
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