Chiayi: Carol Brass Instruments Tourist Factory

[Assessment Validity Period: 2021/09/23~2024/09/22] Embark on a cultural and educational journey to cultivate your temperament! CarolBrass is Taiwan's only and first 'brass instrument' tourist factory. It produces 100% Taiwan-made, high-quality brass instruments (trumpets, pocket trumpets, trombones, cornets, flugelhorns, bugles, etc.), which have been marketed across five continents for 32 years. It is a culturally creative pilgrimage site, so come awaken your inner literary and artistic soul—you will encounter art on your journey! ● Through the production line display, visitors can understand how the brass instruments they hold are made, fostering a deeper appreciation. ● The History Museum boasts a rich collection spanning 6,000 years, serving as a key spiritual symbol of the museum. The historical content is vast, and exploring it is like gaining insight into the evolution of ancient brass artifacts, making it highly educational. Friends who love history and culture should definitely come and explore it! ● The History Museum blends an antique artifact ambiance with modern elements, creating an inclusive style that is perfect for trendy young women and literary youths to take photos. ● Through lively and engaging blowing lessons, many adults and children have a blast playing! (Purchase your own 60 NTD easy-to-use mouthpiece, which you can take home after the session. You can play scales and songs with it alone.) ● The museum shop offers many novel cultural and creative products that have won the Ministry of Economic Affairs' 'Taiwan OTOP Product Design Award' and 'Tourist Factory Festival Choice'. Art and culture enthusiasts are welcome to enjoy a deep artistic exploration journey of photography and treasure hunting. ● There's food, drinks, and fun! Enjoy freshly made light meals like pizza, baked rice and pasta, iced beverages, freshly brewed aromatic coffee, Sun Moon Lake black tea...etc. There's also free tasting of CarolBrew's self-brewed dark rye wort. If you get tired from playing, satisfy your hunger with delicious food! ● On weekends, you are welcome to listen to the guided tours (11:00, 13:00, and 15:00, no reservation needed), which will spark interest and appreciation for brass instrument culture more easily than dry text. ● The best place for school field trips, parent-child outings, and learning wind instrument science to expand knowledge.