On the last day we were in Taiwan, we tried to calculate it so that we didn’t have any extra NTD afterwards. We bought some stuff and saved a bit of money for lunch. Our planning almost got messed up because we saved one last tourist attraction for that day and it actually cost NTD200 to enter (which is only like $6 but was unaccounted for beforehand).
The place was called Taiwan Storyland and it was actually an interesting place to visit. It’s just a basement floor under a skyscraper, but its decorated as if it was a Taiwanese neighborhood in the 50s.
I can imagine that its a destination for school trips because its living history, but the idea in theory was better than in real life. They had a lot of memorabilia, props and posters from the era; but they were all jumbled into a small space so it was more like a museum without barriers than an authentic walk through history.
It made for some unique photo-ops though; I wonder if the do wedding photography in that place.
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