Lukang Folk Arts Museum Ticket


Free admission for preschool children aged 0‑6, must be accompanied by an adult
Half‑price tickets apply to students, teachers, military personnel, police, seniors aged 65 or above, and holders of disability cards
Those eligible for half‑price tickets must purchase tickets on‑site and present relevant identification
Those unable to present identification must purchase a full‑price ticket; no refund or difference will be given after entry with a full‑price ticket
【Confirmation Details】: Order confirmed instantly; if no confirmation message is received, please contact customer service
【Important Notes】:
Bringing dangerous items such as alcohol bottles, firecrackers, and lasers into the venue is prohibited
Except for service animals with valid identification, other pets are not allowed into the venue
The museum area will be closed during work suspensions due to natural disasters such as typhoons and earthquakes
The museum may close certain areas during exhibition changes, renovations, construction, or major special incidents
Wheelchairs and strollers are allowed into the venue
【Usage Instructions】:
The voucher is valid for 180 days from order confirmation, expiring at 23:59 on the last day
Each voucher is limited to one person per ticket; each electronic ticket can only be used once and cannot be reused after verification
【Opening Hours】:
Tuesday to Sunday 09:00‑17:00
Last entry time 16:30
Closed on Mondays
If Monday is a public holiday or consecutive holiday, the museum will open as usual
【Voucher Type】: Please present an electronic voucher
【Redemption Method】:
Please present the electronic voucher on the left side of the entrance
Enter after the staff scans the QR CODE
【Specific Address】: Lukang Folk Arts Museum, No. 88, Guanqian Street, Lukang Township
【Transportation Information】:
By car: National Highway 1 → Exit at Changhua Interchange → Drive along Changlu Road towards Lukang for about 30 minutes to arrive; there is a car park near the museum area, about a 3‑minute walk away
From Taichung Station: Take Zhonglu Bus 9018 to "Lukang Station

When visiting the quaint and historic Lukang Township, you absolutely cannot miss this landmark that embodies a century of history and cultural charm—the Lukang Folk Arts Museum.
Originally the former residence of the Ko Family, one of the five major families in Taiwan, the building features a Western‑style architecture mixed with influences from the Taishō period. It took six years to complete and, upon its completion in 1919, was the first Western‑style mansion in the area. Its fusion of various classical Western architectural styles makes it a classic in Taiwan's architectural history, and it is locally known as "Dahe Mansion." It is also a highly historically significant and representative private historic residence in Taiwan.
In 1973, the Ko Family, upholding the spirit of "taking from society and giving back to society," established the Lukang Folk Arts Museum Foundation, transforming their ancestral home into a cultural museum preserving the living memories of Taiwan. The museum houses over 6,000 precious artifacts, covering food, clothing, housing, transportation, religious customs, and festive culture from the Qing Dynasty to the early Republic of China period. From wedding dowry items and household furniture to ritual objects and sacred vessels, each piece tells the story of Taiwan's societal landscape and life aesthetics over the past century.




Merchant nameLukang Folk Arts Museum Ticket
AddressLukang Folk Arts Museum
CityChanghua County
CategoryTickets
Latitude and longitude of address120.4364362,24.0538727
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