Changhua: Academia de Biscoitos de Iogurte de Taiwan (experiência DIY)

Taiwan Yogurt Academy Cookies 🍪. I highly recommend bringing children to make cookies 🍪 there. It's a very unique experience and can also enhance parent-child interaction.

A very nice place with many kinds of cookies to sample. The children also had a great time making cookies.

After purchasing, you need to call to reserve a DIY time. Upon arrival, scan your voucher at the service desk to redeem a wristband and receive cookies. It's a great value and a lot of fun! The classroom space is very clean, and making cookies isn't too difficult as there are teachers to guide you. While the cookies are baking, you can go downstairs to browse the gift shop. The finished products are both cute and delicious!

The staff were very friendly, and there were plenty of great photo opportunities inside. There were also many cookies available for tasting and purchase, and coffee to enjoy. The children had a wonderful time making Halloween cookies themselves that day. If you bought tickets through Klook, remember to go to the downstairs shop first to redeem your QR code before heading upstairs for the DIY cookie workshop. They even give you a string of small cookies when you redeem your ticket, which is really great! 😏

When visiting Lukang, this itinerary is highly recommended. Taiwan Yogurt Biscuit Academy itself does not require any admission fees, has ample parking, a spacious area, and restrooms. During the Qingming holiday, there were also magic shows, Sichuan opera face-changing, and balloon twisting, which were very popular with both adults and children. They also offer DIY biscuit making; general shaped biscuits are $150 per person, and jam biscuits are $200 per person. You can check their official website for available times. The total time will not exceed one hour. While waiting for the biscuits to bake, you can browse the merchandise area. It's basically hard to leave without buying a lot of things; it's no exaggeration to say everyone leaves with two bags. After booking tickets through Klook, enter through the left entrance of the main gate.

Making cookies is super fun! Plus, you can take them home after you're done. Although the price is the same as on-site, booking through Klook also gives you an extra pack of cookies, which is great~

This is a small, hands-on activity where the dough is already prepared, making it suitable for children to experience. They can roll out the dough themselves, press out shapes, and create their own finished products. In addition to the DIY experience, there are various cookies available for tasting and purchase on the first floor (all are delicious). The scenery in other areas is also very beautiful.

The on-site cost for making shaped cookies is 150 yuan, while buying a Klook voucher is 200 yuan. However, the Klook voucher includes a delicious 90-yuan pack of cookies, so I still bought the Klook voucher on-site. It was very convenient to buy and use immediately. The shaped cookies also tasted great!

Cookie baking is on the second floor. You need to go to the service desk on the first floor first to scan your voucher and get a wristband. The DIY package also includes two small packs of coconut-flavored cookies. When it's time, you can enter with your wristband to start making them. You'll watch a video first, and then a staff member will explain the process again. It's a relatively simple production process, and it's a good way to spend time with kids on weekends. After you're done, you can browse around while waiting for the cookies to bake, then pick them up and head home~

It's suitable for bringing children to play, and there are magic shows to watch. You can also relax, eat cookies, and drink coffee.