Things to do in Pingtung Station

The experience was great. The instructor provided safety instructions beforehand. During the flight, they reminded me to sit tight, and when taking photos, the instructor taught me how to use different angles, resulting in excellent pictures. Equipment: Very safe. Safety: Just follow the instructor's directions.

The DIY location is one of the few remaining kilns in the Dashu area. Due to decreased demand, the old kiln factory transitioned into a tourist attraction. The shop thoughtfully packages all the DIY materials into a single kit. Before you start, they demonstrate the steps, provide helpful tips, and teach you how to make your creation look its best, which is very considerate. If you follow the steps, your finished product won't differ much from the display models. The entire process takes about two hours, and the time flies by when you're focused. I really enjoyed the red brick DIY here. If you're visiting Kaohsiung or Pingtung, consider spending a morning here to get hands-on.

The renovation of the old factory at Pingtung 1936 Cultural Base is a huge success. It perfectly preserves historical traces while injecting modern digital art. The exhibition flow in the museum is well-designed, with both permanent and special exhibitions being incredibly captivating. The immersive light and shadow interaction is particularly stunning, allowing for many beautiful photos. You can easily spend an entire afternoon here. I highly recommend everyone come and experience the cultural charm of Pingtung!