National Palace Museum Ordinary-Visit Ticket(Enjoy a 10% discount on purchases at Gift Shop) - Taipei Fun Pass

｜Ever Rich Neihu flagship store Exclusive Shopping Offer

Present your Taipei FunPASS series product or electronic ticket purchased on the official website at Ever Rich Neihu flagship store, and foreign tourists can enjoy up to 15% shopping discount, welcome gifts, and 10% off dining coupons. Please show your Taipei FunPASS series product on-site. If you purchase electronic tickets, please present the one with the Taiwan logo QR code icon for verification by the counter staff to receive the shopping discount coupon. Promotion period: From now until December 31, 2023.

｜Shopping 3 Steps

STEP1：During the period of your traveling time in Taiwan, please come to EVERRICH Neihu Flagship Store in person at least 4 hours before flight’s ETD. (Taoyuan or Taipei Songshan airport)
STEP2：Please have the passenger's “passport” and “itinerary” ready (clear copy is acceptable)
STEP3：It brings you more convenience and benefit to pre-ordering the duty free items and collect them at the airport.

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The NPM's was completed in Waishuangxi in 1965. Surrounded by mountains, the museum features Chinese palace architectural design. Exhibitions rooms ranges from the 1^st floor to the 3^rd floor, displaying precious artifacts from Chinese civilization . NPM  is famed as one of “The World’s Four Museums”. The museum's 690,000 artifact collections are mainly from the Song, Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties.

This product is the general admission ticket of the NPM, including the Main Building and Zhishan Garden.

(Source: Travel Taipei Website)

• Swipe your QR code at the entrance to enter.
• When presenting the physical card or electronic ticket (QR code) of "Beibu Bei Fun Card," customers can enjoy a 10% discount on shopping (excluding some items) when consuming at the gift shop of the National Palace Museum's Northern or Southern Branch.