Taupo Museum Review

This is a very small museum, student tickets are 3 yuan. There are only four exhibition areas, and there are not many exhibitions, but they are all distinctive. The artworks in Africa are impressive, and in addition, Lake Gallery is not bad, narrating the history of the development of Lake Taobo, the reclamation of the deep forest and other history.

The Lake Taupo Museum is a small museum located on the shore of Lake Taupo on the North Island of New Zealand, next to i-SITE. There is no special display in the museum, mainly about the history of the lake and related artworks. Unless there is extra time to pass, there is no need to enter.

Taupoko is the North Island and the largest lake in New Zealand, and the historic area of the Maori people.

I really feel very general. If the time is very rich, just to live in the town for a while to relax, you can come and see, or you don't need to waste time.

Enjoy Taobo's slow life, arranged here for several days, time is more abundant, so with the children to punch in the museum, "Share Taobo's story with the world" is the motto of the museum here. The museum includes documentaries reflecting Taupo's history, Maori artworks, salmon farming industry, ships used in Taupo, etc. For children, there are also various interactions and activities. Exhibitions will be changed from time to time in the two galleries, showing and selling contemporary New Zealand paintings, sculptures, photography and other works. The museum is very small, the ticket is 5 NZD, and the children are free, so there are not many visitors. It takes not much time to turn around.