Chia Te Bakery Museum. When it comes to traditional Chinese pastries, the engagement cake is the first thing that comes to mind. The Chia Te Bakery Museum houses artifacts related to traditional pastry culture and wedding customs, allowing visitors to learn about pastry. When it comes to traditional Chinese pastries, the engagement cake is the first thing that comes to mind. The Chia Te Bakery Museum houses artifacts related to traditional pastry culture and wedding customs, allowing visitors to learn about pastry culture. Through hands-on activities, visitors can gain a deeper understanding of traditional baking. The museum is divided into three main themed areas: the Sightseeing Factory, the Pastry Culture Hall, and the Green Label Living Hall. Visitors can follow the path in the Sightseeing Factory and learn about the complete manufacturing process of products, from mixing, shaping, baking, cooling, packaging, to assembly, through guided tours. In the Pastry Culture Hall, you can see various festival and different types of cake molds, and read about past history from the traces of their use. In addition to cake molds, there are also ancient marriage proposal scenes and costume props, allowing visitors to experience the complexity and importance of traditional weddings. Furthermore, the "Green Label Living Hall," which has received a gold-level green building certification, incorporates modern design to create a comfortable and friendly learning experience space. The museum's Green Label Exhibition Hall and teaching activity area, as well as classrooms that can accommodate 120 people, feature open-plan DIY workshops and pastry baking areas, creating a clean, bright, and safe hands-on environment for visitors. Handmade pineapple cakes... Address: 桃園市楊梅區幼獅工業區青年路9巷3號 Hours: 00:00–23:59 Taoyuan