Chinshou Kiln. Chinshou Kiln is located on the right side of Provincial Highway 21, on the way from Sun Moon Lake to Puli. The exterior has a strong tropical flavor. Browsing the park's architecture and installations, you can feel the owner's... Chinshou Kiln is located on the right side of Provincial Highway 21, on the way from Sun Moon Lake to Puli. The exterior has a strong tropical flavor. Browsing the park's architecture and installations, you can feel the owner's unrestrained creativity and rustic wood carvings full of primitive charm. The design and construction of the exhibition area and restaurant seem like casual works by the owner, giving visitors a sense of freedom and ease while exploring the park. For NT$150, visitors can roll up their sleeves and enjoy the joy of hand-pulling pottery. It's a delightful experience for families. The beautiful and friendly name 'Chinshou Kiln' was conceived by the owner, Wu Cih-bin, at 4 AM on the opening day. He woke his wife to get her opinion, and thus, Chinshou Kiln in Zhongming Village was established. Wu Cih-bin's home was originally the Zhongming Community's visitor service center and also a pottery studio. Every brick and tile was personally laid by Mr. Wu Cih-bin, including the pottery classroom, buildings, guesthouses, as well as a suspension bridge and a pavilion. The main building features a wood carving that tells the story of Mr. Wu's journey from being the child of a fish vendor to where he is today.
Address: 南投縣魚池鄉中明村文正巷1-22號
Hours: 00:00–23:59
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