The exhibition showcases the special and precious Ehagaki postcards（エハガキ；繪葉書）featuring Taiwan’s local landscapes, famous landmarks, buildings, Aboriginal totems, and more, issued during the Japanese Colonial Period.

Participation Methods: Library entry rules apply; Free of charge.
Website
+886-2-33662331

Academician Tseng Yungyi (1941-2022) enrolled in the Department of Chinese Literature at National Taiwan University in 1959 and continued his scholarly pursuits until the publication of The History of the Evolution of Chinese Opera in 2021, spanning a remarkable 60 years. With a wealth of publications, he was renowned for his profound expertise in classical poetry and his dedication to writing scripts for Peking and Kunqu operas. Over the years, his works have been widely celebrated both domestically and internationally. The National Taiwan University Library has digitized and preserved the manuscripts of Tseng's poetry, prose, and plays. In conjunction with the release of two new books, the library is hosting a special exhibition that commemorates his rich achievements in opera research and scriptwriting, showcasing his manuscripts and related audiovisual materials.

Participation Methods: Library entry rules apply; Free of charge
Website
+886-2-33662333

An exhibition of 2024 Openbook award-winning books.

Participation Methods: Library entry rules apply; Free of charge
Website
+886-2-33662329

Visitors aged 12 or above can enter the Main Library without a temporary library card on March 9th and March 10th, from 8:00 to 17:00.

Participation Methods: Participation Methods: Visitors aged 12 or above can enter the Main Library without a temporary library card.
Website
+886-2-33662354

Teachers and students from the Department of Horticulture are the tour guides. Answer the quizzes to win small gifts!

Participation Methods: Register on the website. On-site registration is accepted only when the event is not fully booked.
報名網址
Gifts: Each session offers 5 small gifts to those who answer post-tour quizzes!
+886-2-3366-4856#308 Mr. Chung

The NTU Museums were founded on Nov 15, 2007. To date, there are a total of 11 museums in the NTU Museum Group. In celebration of this year’s NTU Azalea Festival, the NTU Museums and the Visitor Center are again working together to invite the general public to appreciate the intellectual beauty of the Museum’s collections and bear witness to a blossoming future of the museums.

Participation Methods:
Online registration is required.
- Maximum of 20 participants for each tour
- Registrants will receive a confirmation email in early March.
- Please contact us (patwu @ntu.edu.tw) if you are unable to attend.
- Check-in at the Visitor Center booth at NTU Main Gate from 13:15; failing to check in before 13:25 will be deemed as a no-show, and the vacancies will be given to waitlisters.
- Please prepare your own drinking water, sunscreen lotion, and mosquito repellents.
- The organizers reserve the right to make changes to the event program.
Online registration
+886-2-33663817, Mr. Wu

The Fu Lu Cultural Foundation will host the "bulabulay/Our Glory-Special Exhibition of Precious Material Culture of Indigenous Taiwan" at the Gallery of NTU History’s Chyun-liu Exhibition Hall. The exhibition will showcase a variety of important artifacts from Taiwan’s Indigenous peoples across seven major areas: Archaeological Interpretations, Bead Culture Complex, Clouded Leopard, Heirlooms of Power, Never-ending Creations, Handcrafted Achievements, and Silver Helmet. Simultaneously, the exhibition connects to significant Indigenous artifacts housed in the NTU Museum of Anthropology. Through the various important Indigenous artifacts in the two exhibition areas, audiences will gain a deeper understanding of these rich and vibrant cultures.

Participation Methods: Free
Website
+886-2-33663817, Mr. Wu

Take this tour and learn about the animals, plants and environment of the Fu Garden, Drunken Moon Lake, and Liugongjun Pool.

Participation Methods: Register online before March 3rd.
Website
+886-2-3366-2040 / visitorcenter@ntu.edu.tw Ms. Chang

The tour introduces NTU campus in depth, covering the historic buildings, modern architecture, the Liugongjun Restoration Projects at NTU, memorials, and more.

Participation Methods:Register online before March 3rd.
Website
+886-2-3366-2040 / visitorcenter@ntu.edu.tw Ms. Chang

Route 1 introduces all kinds of Azaleas around the campus as well as various plants; Route 2 introduces the landscape of Liu-Gong-Jun’s Restoration and ditches at Xinsheng South Road.

Participation Methods: Register online before March 3rd.
Website
+886-2-3366-2040 / visitorcenter@ntu.edu.tw Ms. Chang

The route explores Liugongjun irrigation system—the waterway along Xinsheng South Road Section 3 and Druken Moon Lake, which comprise the so-called campus “Blue Belt”.

Participation Methods: Register online before March 3rd.
Website
+886-2-3366-2040 / visitorcenter@ntu.edu.tw Ms. Chang

This tour introduces the historical buildings, the Liugongjun irrigation system, and the sites of early villages.

Participation Methods: Register online before March 3rd.
Website
+886-2-3366-2040 / visitorcenter@ntu.edu.tw Ms. Chang

How well do you know our campus? We challenge you to a series of fun games! Come join us!

Participation Methods: Participate on-site and collect collecting stamps from all the sites to get a gift (for first 100 finishers in each session).
Website
+886-2-3366-2040 / visitorcenter@ntu.edu.tw Ms. Chang

Lecture content: An introduction to Azalea traditional culture and stories, the history of NTU azalea campus, and various species and cultivars of azalea. The lecture features a prize quiz for a mini-potted plant.

Participation Methods: Online lecture, free access.
連接：
1. The Culture and History of Azalea
2. Introduction to Common Azalea Species in Taiwan
3. NTU Azaleas: A Decade of Cultivation, Blooming in Splendid Colors Once Again

Five types of azalea: Hirado azalea, Satsuki azalea, Kurume azalea, western azalea, and native azalea are exhibited in the beautiful greenhouse. School members and visitors are able to have a glimpse of some rare azalea species.

Participation Methods: Free
+886-2-33664856#308 Mr. Chung

“Jinshi Calligraphy and Painting Joint Exhibition” exhibits nearly 100 pieces of works from NTU Center for The Arts 7th NTU calligraphy award, the Chinese painting class of NTU staff, calligraphy class of NTU staff, student calligraphy club, and student traditional Chinese painting club. Come to the exhibition to observe and learn from each other and enrich the cultural and artistic environment on campus.

Participation Methods: Free entry
Website
+886-2-33663247 Ms. Chan

Through the campus traffic awareness information session and the free bicycle safety inspection service, we hope to encourage NTU students to keep their bikes in excellent and safe working conditions. In addition, we aim to raise awareness of the importance of abiding by bicycling etiquette, nighttime bike-riding safety, and adherence to bicycle parking zones.

Participation Methods: To receive a service voucher for free bicycle safety inspection, you must (1) sign up online at the NTU Events and Activities Registration website and (2) attend the Campus Traffic Safety Awareness information session.
+886-2-33662054, Mr. Lee

Through the mutual restoration of relationships, addressing campus bullying can be more than just a cold investigative process but a heartwarming journey of mending human connections. It is hoped that NTU students can embrace and tolerate diverse voices like the azalea flower, fostering a peaceful and friendly campus culture.

Participation Methods: Free
+886-2-33662060, Mr. Yeh

Wang Dahong was one of the first-generation architects in Taiwan after its retrocession, active from the 1950s to the 1980s. His first architectural project in Taiwan was designing his own residence, followed by iconic public buildings such as the Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, which brought him widespread fame. This time, we are organizing the special exhibition "The Last Nobleman—Wang Dahong and His Campus Architecture at NTU." Through this exhibition, we aim to share the architectural aesthetics rooted in the daily lives of NTU faculty and students, thereby fostering greater awareness and appreciation of campus architecture among the NTU community.

Participation Methods: Free admission.
Website
+886-2-33663973, +886-2-3366-3971

The NTU Calligraphy Award, now in its 8th year, is one of NTU's most iconic annual calligraphy competitions. Aimed at fostering students' appreciation and interest in calligraphy, the event is open exclusively to current NTU students, encouraging young participants to pick up their brushes and continue the tradition of calligraphy on campus. This year, the exhibition features award-winning works from the 7th NTU Calligraphy Award, displayed at the Liberal Education Center’s art space. Accompanying the exhibition is the "Love Letter Workshop," inviting the public to experience the beauty of Chinese characters and calligraphy.

Participation Methods: Free admission. Please do not touch the exhibits.
Website
NTU center for the arts 886-2-3366-9905

The Azalea Festival is an important large-scale event of the school. In this spring season, exclusive activities for alumni are held to enhance the alumni’s memory of belonging and identity to the school.

Participation Methods: Register online on the official website of the NTU Alumni Center
Website
+886-2-3366-3299#12 Mr. Hsu

Create a beautiful self-sustaining mini ecosystem in a glass bottle.

Participation Methods: Register on site (max. 6 persons per entry), no age limit, material fees apply, 60 units of materials per day.
Website
+886-2-3366-2029/ visitorcenter@ntu.edu.tw

The "Fun Farm Event" is a full-scale activity organized by NTU Farm on the occasions of the Azalea Festival and school anniversary celebration. During the Azalea Festival, the event features guided tours of the Rice Fragrance Pavilion, the Fun Farm Market, and more. This includes exhibitions and sales of agricultural products from various farm operations as well as a variety of hands-on activity sessions.

Participation Methods:
1.Free Admission
Guided tours of the Rice Fragrance Pavilion, exhibitions and sales of farm produce and processed goods from each group (with on-site discounts), and product showcases by partnering vendors.
2.Fun Farm Market Activities
During the event, on-site DIY booths offer drop-in, instructor-led sessions, including: Round moss balls, seed pendants, succulent cement pots, herbal aroma bottles, dried flower diffuser slices, left-hand incense mosquito-repellent and itch-relief spray, okra lotion, floral grass-head dolls, hanging basket combo planters, therapeutic leaf-print pillows, cheesecake mini planters, and cat-can succulents.
3.Pre-Registration with Payment
Visit the NTU Farm official website, go to the "Event News" section, select the desired session, and complete the online registration and payment within the specified deadline. After payment, collect your receipt on the event day and present it to participate in the DIY experience activities.
Website
Mr. Liu, +886-2-3366-2189

In celebration of NTU Azalea Festival, the museum will give out a free sticker set featuring the prehistoric pottery in Taiwan to anyone playing the gashapon machine of the museum which contains four different miniature toy pottery of the Yuanshan prehistoric site. Be sure to mark your calendars and don’t miss out!

Participation Methods: Visit the museum, play the gashapon (NTD$120 per time), and find the museum office for the sticker set (Only 50 sets of stickers). Please prepare coins in exact amount.
Website
+886-2-3366-4996

In celebration of NTU Azalea Festival, the museum will reopen the 90th Anniversary Exhibition and hide several Easter Eggs in the exhibition. Find the hidden surprise eggs to get your prize! Be sure to mark your calendars and don’t miss out the fun!

Participation Methods: Visit the 90th Anniversary exhibition of the museum, find the hidden Easter Eggs, and get the prize. Finding 2 Easter Eggs will get a postcard featuring the beloved objects of the museum (only 50 pieces). Finding the entire 5 Easter Eggs will get a field notepad with no expiration date (Only the first 3 people will get the prize!!). Please come visiting the special exhibition and find the all hidden Easter Eggs ASAP!
Website
+886-2-3366-4996