嘉義｜Ingresso para o Parque de Cerâmica Bantaoyao

This is a great place for families with children, with many cute decorations for photos. There's also a sandpit, slides, dinosaurs, small animals, and a mini train. The indoor restaurant even has a small ball pit and slides, so younger children can play too. The restaurant food is quite good, and the DIY crafts are fun. However, there aren't many staff members. We waited a long time at the counter to pay for the craft activity, as the counter staff disappeared. There was only one staff member left teaching. After paying and getting our materials, no one paid attention to us. We had no idea how to start the first time and had to find a staff member to ask for instructions. I think this aspect could use some improvement.

There are many traditional cultural pottery kilns in the park, and the prices of the goods sold inside are not expensive. You can also use your admission ticket to get a 50 discount, which is quite a good deal. It's also very suitable for bringing children to burn off some energy.

The park is filled with exquisite Koji pottery and cut-and-paste ceramic art. The adorable cat sculptures and various cartoon characters are very eye-catching, making every photo look great. The environment is meticulously maintained, and the paths are flat and easy to walk, making it perfect for the whole family to stroll and relax. If you love taking photos, you could easily spend an entire afternoon here.

There are many photo-worthy spots, and it's definitely worth spending half a day here slowly appreciating the Koji pottery craftsmanship. If you have time, you can also pay extra for a DIY activity. For dining, I originally wanted to order pizza, but it wasn't available on site. I switched to waffles, which were just okay. The sesame oil chicken leg hot pot was interesting; the chicken stir-fried with sesame oil at the beginning was very fragrant, but after adding the soup to turn it into a hot pot, the aroma and flavor became very diluted.

A heritage art tourism factory full of love and beauty 👍 Every corner is a scenic spot, and you can also DIY super cute collages 🥰 A delicious and fun trip for families with children 🌈 Everyone had a blast 🥰 Catch the tail end of summer, the sun in the south is so enthusiastic! ☀️ On-site tickets are 100 yuan and can be purchased directly on-site for use. They can be used to offset 50 yuan for meals and 50 yuan for DIY or souvenirs, which is great value. I'd be happy to recommend it to more friends to come and visit!

DIY ceramic mosaic is a unique and worthwhile DIY item, as there are few similar options. The park itself is also fun and suitable for families with children! Afterwards, you can visit Xingang Fengtian Temple and Beigang Chaotian Temple, making it a trip that caters to both adults and children!

The park is of a moderate size, so strolling around isn't too strenuous. The surrounding rural scenery blends beautifully with the art village, and the air is fresh. Sitting in the park, enjoying afternoon tea, and gazing at the beautiful view outside the window is incredibly relaxing.

The childlike theme is colorful and photogenic, making it a pleasant place to visit and stroll. The craft museum displays many items, and the "Magic Modified Three Sworn Brothers" is very amusing. The hundred-dollar admission fee is excellent value, and it can be used to offset dining and DIY activities. The food is delicious, the environment is comfortable, and we look forward to using our glazed and painted finished products. It's delicious and fun to paint square plates, highly recommended!