Taupo Museum

This is a very small museum. Student tickets cost 3 yuan. There are only four exhibition areas and there are not many exhibits, but they are all distinctive. African artworks are impressive. In addition, Lake Gallery is not bad, narrating the history of Lake Taupo development and deep forest reclamation.

Taupoko is the largest lake in the North Island and the entire New Zealand, and it is also a historical area for the Maori people.

"Share Taupo's story with the world" is the motto of the museum here. The museum includes documentaries reflecting the history of Taupo, Maori artworks, the trout farming industry, and boats used in Taupo. For children, there are also various interactions and activities. The two art galleries will change exhibitions from time to time, displaying and selling contemporary New Zealand paintings, sculptures, photography and other works. Adults are $5, kids are free, and not many tourists come.

Enjoying the slow life of Taupo, I have arranged for a few days here and I have plenty of time, so I took the children to check in to the museum. "Share Taupo's story with the world" is the motto of the museum here. The museum includes documentaries reflecting the history of Taupo, Maori artworks, the trout farming industry, and boats used in Taupo. For children, there are also various interactions and activities. The two art galleries will change exhibitions from time to time, displaying and selling contemporary New Zealand paintings, sculptures, photography and other works. The museum is very small, the entrance fee is $5, and children are free, so not many visitors come. It doesn't take much time to make a round.

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