TiBE 台北國際書展 2025.2.4-9

客委會於93年3月成立專責單位「臺灣客家文化中心籌備處」辦理兩園區籌建及營運事務，101年1月1日起配合政府組織改造改制為「客家委員會客家文化發展中心」，所轄之六堆客家文化園區，面積為30公頃，於100年10月22日開園；臺灣客家文化館，面積為4.32公頃，於101年5月12日開園；兩園區依地理位置、環境、設施、周邊資源等不同條件，逐步形塑分園特色。六堆客家文化園區連結高、屏12鄉區（六堆地區）之歷史發展脈絡、文化資產與集體記憶，建構兼具人文地產景的生態博物館；臺灣客家文化館結合客家博物館及圖資中心軟硬體資源，建構及強化作為「全球客家博物館及圖資研究中心」之功能，接軌世界客家及族群博物館研究與創新發展；透過兩國家級園區設置，希望提供民眾接觸客家文化的窗口，整合串聯客庄的觀光資源與特色產業、提升客庄的生命力。

With the purposes of promoting cooperation and exchanges of Hakka culture at home and abroad, preserving the landscape of Hakka settlements with Hakka cultural features, creating a Hakka cultural atmosphere and providing people with chances to approach Hakka culture, the Hakka Affairs Council has set up two national Hakka cultural parks /museums , namely “Liugdui Hakka cultural Park” in the south of Taiwan and “Taiwan Hakka Museum” in the north of Taiwan, to better utilize available local resources and promote the development of nearby Hakka villages. For the establishment of these two Hakka cultural parks/museums, the Hakka Affairs Council first set up the "Taiwan Hakka Culture Development Center Preparatory Office" in 2004, which has been renamed as the "Hakka Culture Development Center, Hakka Affairs Council” since January 1, 2012 in line with the Government restructuring program. With an area of 30 hectares located in Pingtung County, the “Liugdui Hakka cultural Park” has been open to the public since October 22, 2011 as the ecomuseum that tried to integrate 12 townships relating to Liugdui Hakka villages to collect and carry forward the regional memories in the modern society. With an area of 11.32 hectares located in Tungluo Science Park, the “Taiwan Hakka Museum” officially opened to the public on May 12, 2012 as the global Hakka museum and the global Hakka center of cultural exchange and research with a focus on cultural preservation and education promotion that educates people about Hakka culture and gives them the opportunity to experience the life in a traditional Hakka village. It is hoped that these two national Hakka cultural parks / museums can demonstrate to the world the “hard-neck” Hakka spirit, connect the resources of Hakka villages, integrate Hakka characteristic industries, and improve Hakka vitality.