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Discover the best top things to do in Yingge, Taiwan including The Shu's Pottery, Horng Jou Tile Factory Museum, Yingge Ceramics Street, Sanying Art Village, Sanying Longyao Bridge, Wangyangjv.
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1. The Shu's Pottery
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4.5 based on 34 reviews
Shu's family has engaged in ceramics for almost one century since 1926, and the brand name is taken from the founder Hsin-Wang Shu. The Shu's Pottery integrates hundred years of craft and private brand "Cocera" of fourth generation, it presents inheritance and innovation, and the concept "keep going forward" is what we always convey. Hsin-Wang Shu Ceramics Memorial Museum and The Shu's Pottery Studio are under the group of The Shu's Pottery, leading you to understand the process of ceramics making and progress of enterprise transformation. Besides, visitors can experience ceramics craft and DIY class here, to enjoy a great time with mud. On the other hand, the innovative brand "Cocera" gathers culture and creativity, hope to provide brand new pottery collection of happiness and memory. Let the warm of handmade ceramics keep in your heart. The cups and bowls made by family members are the best tableware in the world. Handprint and footprint in clay ceramic is the landmark of baby growth. The Shu's Pottery Studio provide professional ceramic class, you can experience pottery throwing, pottery kneading, Mosaic art and painting, both of adults and children all enjoy the fun of making ceramics.
Reviewed By kbcoaster - Greymouth, New Zealand
My teens really enjoyed the DIY pottery. Staff were attentive and made sure their products turned out. I enjoyed the coffee and shop.
2. Horng Jou Tile Factory Museum
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4.5 based on 2 reviews
3. Yingge Ceramics Street
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4.0 based on 403 reviews
Reviewed By JLlovetravel - Phoenix, United States
It is only a 30-minute train ride from Taipei railroad station. If you like pottery and ceramics, you can easily spend a few hours there. Only some stores take credit cards though, so ask in advance. I would suggest to go around once and make mental notes of what you like or not and try to compare prices (they are about the same). I personally do not like things that a mass-produced (i.e. things that you see in many stores). Rather, I found things that are unique and only available in one or two stores. But that's just me. If I could carry more, i would have bought a lot more stuff. Very happy there.
