As Taiwan's first museum dedicated to ceramics, The Yingge Ceramics Museum introduces the country's 200 years of kilns and clay baking. In the museum, there is also a ceramics workshop featuring professional ceramics classes.Address : No. 200, Wenhua Road, Yingge District, New Taipei City.
TEL: 02-86772727
Hours: Monday-Friday 09:30-17:00, Weekends 09:30-18:00, closed on the first Monday of each month.
With several historical locations, Yingge Old Street, covers ancient residences of Wang Yang ( 汪洋居 ) and Cheng Fa ( 成發居 ). The architecture of the residence is very similar to ceramics museum. Each store on the street shares the architectural themes of red bricks and pillars, plus there are ceramic chairs all around, highlighting local culture.
The 32-hectare park includes Sanying arts space, a forest path, many green public works. There are also huge ceramics installations, measured several meters in height. These make excellent photo subjects for travelers and create an interesting atmosphere for a picnic or stroll.
There are various indigo dyed products for sale by the counter of Indigo Workshop. Continue walking to the back of the workshop and you can reach the classroom. After finishing the dyeing process, you can take the cloth home and enjoy it!Address : No. 3, Alley 20, Zhongshan Road, Sanxia District, New Taipei City.
TEL: 02-26712608
Note: Activities are fee-based, call for details.
The temple has been the local religious center since mid Qing dynasty. It has been rebuilt several times because of destructions by earthquakes and wars. Dubbed as an oriental art palace, this temple is a dreamscome-true of an artist who yearns to combine artistic skills in Europe with his work.Address : 1, Changfu Street, Sanxia District, New Taipei City.
TEL: 02-26711031
Hours: 04:00-22:00
