Guo Yuan Yi Cake Museum Introduction
When talking about Han pastries, one immediately thinks of the engagement cake. The Kuo Yuan Ye Museum of Cake Culture houses collections of traditional pastry culture and wedding customs, allowing visitors to understand the cultural significance of pastries. Through hands-on activities, the museum inspires visitors to appreciate traditional baking. The museum is mainly divided into three main thematic areas: the Tourist Factory, the Cake Culture Hall, and the Green Label Living Hall. Visitors can progress through the Tourist Factory’s corridor and learn about the complete manufacturing process of products from mixing, shaping, baking, cooling, packaging, to assembly via guided tours. In the Cake Culture Hall, various festive and different types of cake molds can be seen, where traces of mold usage reveal past histories. Besides cake molds, there are also ancient wedding proposal scenes and costume props that allow visitors to experience the intricacies and importance of traditional weddings. Additionally, the "Green Label Living Hall," recognized as a Golden Level Green Building, incorporates modern design to create a comfortable and friendly learning environment. The Green Label exhibition space has teaching activities where classrooms can accommodate 120 people, and both the DIY handmade area and the pastry baking area are open plan, providing a clean, bright, and safe crafting environment for visitors to create their works. Making pineapple cakes is a must-do experience, and the interesting part of Kuo Yuan Ye Museum of Cake Culture is the opportunity to personally experience various products...
