The National Taiwan Museum is the oldest museum in Taiwan, established in 1908. Located in Taipei, it showcases the natural and cultural history of the island. The museum features various exhibitions, including artifacts related to Taiwan's indigenous peoples, as well as displays on the island's flora and fauna. The museum's architecture is a blend of Japanese and Western styles, reflecting Taiwan's colonial history. It is home to several permanent and temporary exhibitions, making it a popular destination for both locals and tourists interested in learning about Taiwan's rich heritage and biodiversity.