Shuei Li Snake Kiln was established in 1927. Due to the rise of the plastic industry, the ceramics industry faced significant impacts. In order to continue operating the industry left by their ancestors in a new way, it officially transformed in 1993 into the country’s first ceramic cultural park that integrates local culture, lifestyle, art, tourism, and education.
Shui Li Snake Kiln Travel Information
Address：No. 41, Dingkan Lane, Dingkan Village, Shui Li Township, Nantou County 553, Taiwan
Transportation Methods：1. National Highway No. 1: Wang Tian Interchange (connects to Taiwan Route 14) → Fen Yuan (connects to Taiwan Route 14 B) → Nan Tou (connects to Taiwan Route 3) → Ming Jian (connects to Taiwan Route 16) → Jing Ji Ji → Shui Li (connects to Taiwan Route 131) → She Yao 2. National Highway No. 3: Zhu Shan Interchange or Ming Jian Interchange (along Zhuoshui River connecting to Taiwan Route 16 A) → Jing Ji Ji (connects to Taiwan Route 16) → Shui Li → She Yao
Tickets：Please visit the official website of Shui-Li Snake Kiln for details.
Other Nearby Attractions： NTU Forest Management Research Institute Training Factory 、 Erping Mountain 、 Yongxing Water and Fire Same Source 、 Yongxing Banyan Tree 、 Shuiyun Bridge 、 Shuili Riverside Park 、 Shuili Bicycle Path - Shuili Waterfront Line 、 Shuili Train Station Bike Station 、 Chung Gui Tian Bao Tang 、 Sun Moon Lake Specialty Study Center (Ponia Bay)
Nearby Cuisine： Fenglin Mountain Villa 、 Daguang Ice Shop 、 Douhua Song 、 Taipower Erping Branch Ice 、 Erping Branch Ice 、 Dong's Meatballs - Er Ge 、 Chen's Tofu Pudding 、 Dong's Meatball - San Ge 、 Dong's Meatball - Si Di 、 A-Chung's Mixed Noodles
