The Museum of World Religions in Taipei, Taiwan is the most uniquely conceived museum I've ever had the pleasure of exploring. The brainchild of a Taiwanese Buddhist monk who died before it was completed, it aims to explore humanity's shared experience from birth through death, aspects of humanity such as being humbled by the vastness of nature, space and time, and the journey of being dependent, independent, and dependent again as we age. It also celebrates, in a non-denominational way, the religious art and architecture of various religious and philosophical traditions around the world. The architecture and curation are first rate: truly a great experience. Go alone. https://www.mwr.org.tw/
