Shuili Snake Kiln

Wow! It was fun. My family enjoyed trying out pottery. They sent our end products and our artwork reached us before scheduled date. Thank you

Cost 150 per person to enter. Cute little place where you can try your hand at pottery, have a bite to eat or even shop for hand made pottery at decent prices.

A very calming and artistic atmosphere with vibrant scenery of people enjoying their time exploring the history of pottery. The place is still developing, some parts were under construction and hopefully I will be able to come in the future to see the whole place come to full bloom.

An old and traditional of kiln making cultural place. Quiet and peaceful environment and good for family with kids to explore. You can diy your pottery too. Lastly, not forgetting to try their ice cream

A nice community to walk around and learn about pottery. You can also rent Japanese kimono for cosplay and take pictures.

Wonderful place to visit and spend a beautiful day with friends and/or family.
The history of pottery is well showcased here with a real old snake shaped Kiln from the past and there's also diy for those interested to give pottery a shot.
The Cafe boasts of absolutely delicious cakes, pastries as well and a good selection of beverages.
The clay ice-cream 泥漿咖啡 is definitely a must try!
A visit to Snake Kiln is truly value for money!

Beautiful scenery and great pottery experience! I created a vase that was later delivered directly to my home. Good for families with kids or for those who want to spend time peacefully enjoying view & maybe a little DIY.

We had a great family outing to this historic pottery kiln. Well managed and organized with historic educational opportunities and hands on pottery making activities. A great cafe with fancy drinks and a feast to the eyes cheese cake. This place is excellently presented in original Nuevo zen like fashion while preserving the vintage feel. Truly refreshing and a stark contrast to the can be splurgy pretentious potpourris of foreign influenced displays of most Taiwanese attractions. Hope to visit again soon!

Lovely place for DIY and relaxation in the scenic forest, though the meals are a little bit pricey.

Historical Snake Kiln park with a newly opened cafe, Tu-Tu, and work studio. Parking fee NT$50 and entry fee only $150 for adults but we stay here for more than 2 hours!

Great place to spend some hours in weekend, making your own clay things is so much fun and the people there are very helpful
Most of it is covered or trees shading the place, so can go no matter the weather

This Kiln museum impressed me so much. That was my first time here. It's quite a lots to see inside. It has a beautiful garden, DIY, shops and a gallery. I also saw an interesting thing in the toilet, they use piths as urinal. What a creative idea!!

Great place to learn about the pottery history of this particular region at this heritage site. Plenty of educational exhibits that outline the process of pottery making and the evolution of the site in the last couple of decades. There are also classes you can take if you want to try your hands at making some of your own.

It is a beautiful place to walk around, learn about the old way they used the kiln. Very interesting to walk through the original kiln! And there are so many handmade cups, bowls etc to purchase if you don't want to pay to make your own.

Great place for a pitstops in a day trip to Jiji and Shuili. Visit the kiln,learn to make pot, or just find a chair under the tree and enjoy the breeze. Entrance fee 150ntd, discount coupons provided on site.

Our family like this place, we can do handwork togather.

Well done restoration of the old commercial kilns. An excellent chance to learn some history, see artists at work and try your own hand to see what you can create. It isn't as easy as they make it look!

Good

U can make make plate or mug or cup by yourself in here, really interesting, but you can't choose the color, so sad.... because when I receive my mug , the color is sooooo ugly....

Not bad
Good attitude