Get to Know Guangxing Paper Mill in One Sentence
Puli was once a major center of handmade paper in Taiwan, and Guangxing Paper Mill is one of the paper mills still in production today, open for visits and DIY. About an 8-minute drive from Green Manor Flying Pavilion.
What to See and Do
The guided tour demonstrates the complete process of papermaking, water pressing, and paper drying. DIY courses include paper fans, paper cards, or handmade paper; finished pieces can be taken home, about 40 minutes.
Who It's For
Families with children, people who enjoy handicrafts, and rainy-day backup plans. Entirely indoors; the space is not large but the flow is clear.
How to Get There and How Long to Stay
From Green Manor Flying Pavilion toward Tieshan Road, about an 8-minute drive; parking is available in front of the facility. Suggested stay: 1 to 1.5 hours.
Nearby Suggestions
Guangxing Paper Mill, Puli Winery, and 18°C are all around the city area and can be combined into a rainy-day half-day itinerary.
FAQ
Q: Is there an admission fee for Guangxing Paper Mill?
A: There is a cleaning fee for visiting; DIY is charged separately according to on-site announcements.
Q: Do I need to make a reservation for DIY?
A: On holidays, advance phone reservation is recommended; on weekdays, on-site registration is usually available.
Q: Can I take the finished product home right away?
A: Handmade paper needs to be dried; it can usually be taken home the same day.
Types and Uses of Paper
The handmade paper produced by Guangxing is divided by fiber and thickness into calligraphy and painting paper, wrapping paper, and craft paper. The tour explains the differences between raw materials and papermaking; those who enjoy handicrafts can choose the paper fan or card course.
Reservations and Timing
DIY takes about 40 minutes; on holidays, advance phone reservation is recommended. Entirely indoors, it is one of the most suitable itineraries for rainy days and hot weather.