Explore the towns of Sanhsia and Yingko to unearth Taiwan's rich culture and authentic art. While in Sanhsia, visit Tsu Shih Temple and learn of Taiwan's Chinese roots. Encounter Taiwan's center of pottery and ceramics when traveling the streets of Yingko. See for yourself how Taiwanese pottery art is made on this fantastic half day Taiwan tour with convenient hotel pickup and drop off included.

Uncover the former glory of the town that once served as Taiwan's chief goods distribution center in the days when Sanhsia was at the top of its economic dominance. Witness the authentic Chinese culture that exists in Sanhsia while away from the more modern city of Taiwan's capital city, Taipei. Tour Tsu Shih Temple and see for yourself what makes it one of the best examples of Chinese temple architecture in the world. First constructed in 1769, this temple has been destroyed by earthquake and since rebuilt to its current beauty. Showcasing intricate carvings, complex structures, classical temple art, and traditional adornments, it remains a center of Chinese religious worship to this day and is a site you won't want to miss while on your visit to Taiwan.

Yingko offers the greatest example of Taiwanese folk art found anywhere on the island. Discover the beauty and craftsmanship of ceramics and pottery-making with a visit to Yingko's Pottery Factory and Showroom. Travel along Pottery Street, the origin of Taiwan's local ceramics industry, which is lined with over one hundred unique ceramic and pottery stores, all of which create and sell their own crafts. See why, to this day, several hundred pottery plants remain in Yingko, the pottery capital of Taiwan. Enhance your appreciation for this amazing island nation's heritage and sense of tradition with this Taiwan folk art tour.