Very likely and good adventure. People here are very friendly and nice, they teach you how to make the pottery. You can show out your creativity in doing this art work. This workshop is very fun place to bring your children to make the pottery. Hopefully you guys will like this place.

Here, you can find Dragon Kiln, which is one on the oldest in the region but has to be decommissioned in the 1980s due to environmental concern. However to look at the size of the kiln, and it has to be manually controlled the temperature is no easy task back then. The pottery offers some hands on classes for those who are interested, but do check out their timing. When we arrived, we were fortunate to witness some of the artisans preparing the clay, shaping it and adding details before it was put into a modern furnace. Besides that, the area is decorated with colourful pottery at the walls and made this place very unique. No entrance fee is required but do shop for some reasonably priced hand crafted pottery that you can't find elsewhere.

A very tidy ceramic centre where you can learn how to make your own ceramic art, and functional tableware. Or you can buy all types of unique pieces of ceramic wares. You would probably be taking lots and lots of photos of their very colourful bathrooms/restrooms. For those of you who are interested to know more about Aw Pottery, there is also a little corner of its important history in Malaysia - one of the pioneering potteries, I gather! The staff and owners are very helpful and friendly. Also there is an amazing little garden.

It’s truly a hidden gem. We booked a handmade session and had so much fun. The team here is very friendly and helpful. The owner, Albert, personally showed us the techniques, and one of the abang staff members was also very skilled and patient. We’ll need to wait about a month to collect our masterpiece. The price is on the higher side, but the whole experience is definitely worth it. The environment itself is beautiful and filled with artistic vibes.

This is my second time here, and it's just as peaceful as before. There's a small museum you can visit, and you can also sign up to make your own ceramics. They sell various ceramic ornaments in different sizes, and there's also a coffee shop. The restroom is quite unique too. It's a great spot to bring your parents—you can take some nice photos outside and check in. It's truly a place with a lot of character.

Nice place to visit , alot pottery to c even can learn how to do pottery here , even their toilet oso very nic e decoration

This place is simply amazing....top in my list 1) state of an art toilets 2) unique plant species 3) historical kiln that I always read in books 4) educational clay classes 5) clays for sale 6) ceramics pieces/ pottery...from household use to decorative at cheap prices to affordable, only artistic big masterpieces costs over a thousand...by the way... You will find ceramics stools in their pottery workshops. Definitely a trip worth visiting especially family/ school outing.

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Great place to have the kids and adult get close to some animals. We have the chance to hand hold a pair of cute hedgehogs at the entrance, feel some sheep and cows, see some peacocks, turkeys, geese, roaming around the farm, as well as a large iguana kept. Entrance fees is RM18 per adult, and that's included a paint-your-own pottery located just beside the farm entrance. There, you can enjoy some freshly made goat yoghurt, goat milk and peek into their processing kitchen. Although the farm is relatively small, but it was quite enjoyable and the whole place is quite clean

RM 25/pax seems a lot but this farm has a wide variety of animals which seemed to be in pretty decent conditions. We held a snake, saw rabbits & hedgehog, fed goats, horses, saw a few ostriches. Kids will love this.

Nice goat farm with some other animals. Ticket fee included feeds for animals and a small ceramic painting work or wooden key chain.

The farm is small but it has a great variety of farm raised animals. A kid friendly farm for a weekend getaway.

Well maintained farm. My child love the place so much ad wanted to come back right after we leave.

A nice place, suitable for the family half-day trip. Enjoy with the feeding animals Kids will love on this place. Tickets price is RM18, 3 years and below is free.

Ticket price is expensive. Sells goat's milk and yogurt of different flavours.