Kaohsiung Parents' Weekend Energy-Burning Savior Has Arrived!

Kaohsiung parents' weekend energy-burning savior has arrived! Visit a century-old red brick kiln site for 'free admission', with incredible DIY activities for pocket change. Spent half the day playing and only spent $80 NTD? 'Sanhe Kiln', hidden in Kaohsiung's Dashu District, was formerly the 'Shun'an Hao Brick Factory' registered in 1918. Due to its proximity to the Gaoping River and excellent soil quality, it boasted over twenty brick kilns at its peak! As times changed, competitors gradually closed down, but Sanhe Kiln has endured for a century, transforming hard, traditional building materials into practical items like coasters, business card holders, and incense burners. Outdoors, you'll find adorable brick pig, turtle, and monkey sculptures perfect for snapping photos. What parents rave about the most is definitely the DIY area! Children can play with clay, and each piece costs only $80 NTD, coming with molds to press patterns. The finished products are round like mooncakes, providing a therapeutic experience even for adults. Visitors say, "Spent half the day playing and only spent $80 NTD, the value is incredible." When you get tired from exploring, you can enjoy a cup of coffee inside the old kiln space, which preserves its original wooden roof and red brick high ceilings. Best of all, transportation is super convenient; you can park your car directly at the free parking lot of the adjacent 'Old Railway Bridge Wetland Ecological Park'. Enjoy a double treat on a single outing. After experiencing the century-old brick craftsmanship here, head next door to the vast grassland and walk on the century-old Old Railway Bridge Skywalk to watch trains zoom by up close! Reposted from: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/19vJUo2CBo/