An inconspicuous gate in Yangmingshan, if you don’t pay attention, you will drive by directly, and no one would have thought that there is actually a private museum here! It was founded by the late founder of Caoshan Yuxi, Mr. Lin Wenxiong, who is even more well-known as the chairman of Thermos. And here is the display of the stone sculptures he collected in the past, as well as the garden landscape that he has built after a lot of hard work. You can imagine yourself walking into a mansion, with stone sculptures everywhere in every corner. It seems that art is not so far away.
The only inconvenient thing here is parking. Caoshan Yuxi has no space to provide parking, so you can only park in the opposite alley.
Tickets are NT$150, and you will get a small stone, which also echoes the content of the exhibition here. It is presented in the form of a stone and is also more environmentally friendly. You can choose to take it home for collection or spend NT$50 in the coffee shop inside. The small stone must be returned to the discount cost, and there will be no loss of the ticket system that can be reused.
In addition to the garden landscape, there are also the scenery below the mountain.
If you want to understand the meaning of each statue in detail, you can rent a guide player. You can rent a voucher without deposit or fees. The ID will be returned when you return to the player. The stone sculptures inside are mainly Buddhist, as well as living utensils and decorative exhibits.
The coffee shop downstairs provides simple drinks and snacks. If you want to dine here, you must call in advance to make a reservation.
It is conceivable that there is no way to compare with large museums, and it is difficult to obtain benefits from here. Maintaining a garden and a small museum is not a small expense. But they are willing and willing to share and communicate with the public in order to retain respect and miss for their founders!
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