Northside of the permanent exhibition - "Walking by. The Liudui Hakka village cultural picture exhibition"

Liudui was derived from the determination to protect a homeland and build it into a promised land that can be found nowhere on the map. Although it is not an actual administrative region, it has crossed an official boundary; Liudui has become a spiritual indicator of Hakka in southern Taiwan and the unique name of a lost hometown.

4th special exhibition room (The baking smell for a hundred years – tobacco house)

Tobacco house is a place that was used to dry the green and fresh tobacco leaves into the yellow and light form.

5th special exhibition room (Grinding area)

rinding area is the workshop that make paddy into polished white rice. It is the symbol of the ancient Liudui people’s hardworking and sweating.

Hakka Land Liudui Small Planet – Children’s Museum

2nd special exhibition room: Searching for Clothes - Dialogues between Liugdui Indigenous Peoples and Hakka Clothing Patterns

1st special exhibition room (EVOLVING TAIWANESE)