Tainan Locals’ Guide: Free Entry to Chi Mei Museum Without Reservation
By MOOK Scenic Spots Family Travel Life Network Editorial Department
In response to the government’s tourism promotion and blessing activities, the Chi Mei Museum has launched the “Tainan Locals’ Guide – Friends Enter Without Reservation” special program. Until the end of June, Tainan locals or friends brought by Tainan locals can enter the museum without making a reservation (but still need to collect tickets)!
The Chi Mei Museum, built in the style of the Palace of Versailles, boasts spectacular lighting at night. (Image source / Chi Mei Museum)
The “Tainan Locals’ Guide – Friends Enter Without Reservation” program is not only available to residents of Tainan City but also extends to friends from other areas. From March 23 to June 30, anyone with a registered residence in Tainan City or students studying in Tainan City can enter the museum without a reservation by presenting proof of identity (tickets still need to be collected), and they can also bring along friends from other counties or cities to enjoy the same benefit.
Located in Tainan, the Chi Mei Museum has been a popular attraction in recent years. (Image source / Chi Mei Museum)
The maximum group size for this program is 10 people. This means that as long as there is one Tainan local in a group of up to 10, all visitors can enter the museum without a reservation. It's a rare opportunity, especially for those who haven’t visited the Chi Mei Museum due to limited reservation slots. Consider reaching out to your Tainan friends and paying a visit together.
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