Chocolate factory offers visitors a truly sweet experience
At the chocolate facility, visitors can learn about the history of the cocoa beans, how they are planted, picked, transported and processed at the Cocoa Magical Journey gallery.
The Custom Bar lets visitors pick the ingredients and make their own chocolates.
Masters show visitors the traditional process of making chocolates by hand, and they can then savor the products they make.
For children, masters make treats by hand in the shape of characters and cartoon figures at the Colorful Candy section.
If visitors want to get their hands messy, the Cooking Studio and Pastry Chef areas allow them to use their imaginations as they make chocolates.
In the garden outside, visitors can see tropical rainforest plants, including cacao and banana trees, and experience the temperatures that they need to thrive in.
The garden is a popular place for couples to have their wedding photos taken.
In 2015, more than 500,000 people visited the facility. Parents, children and lovers are the most frequent visitors, says Mo.
A chocolate festival will be staged from Sept 16 to Oct 16. A train that runs through the whole park will begin operations at the festival, says Mo.
Foreign chocolate masters will also be invited to do demonstrations and deliver lectures.
"I believe chocolate offers people positive energy, and everything we are doing is to share the sweetness and happiness with more people," he says.
