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About Taichung

》Essential information for your trip to Taichung

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》 Taichung

Taichung IN
Taichung Entry Procedures / Things to be aware of when entering Taichung / Getting into the city from the airport
iPass and EasyCard
City Transportation - City Bus / U-BIKE / Taxi
Taichung at a glance
Taichung Key Concept Map

Jung-gu
Things to see
Taichung Old Railway Station / Taichung Cultural and Creative Industrial Park / Gongyuan Eye Clinic / Tianyue Tower / Xinsheng Green Spring Waterway / Taichung City Hall / Taroko Mall
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Chunghyo Night Market / Hansi Night Market / Taichung Second Market
Food at Taichung's Second Market
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Baygu
Things to see
Taichung Park / Japanese Street / Taichung Confucius Temple / Bogeokseonsa Temple
EATING
Iljungga Night Market
SLEEPING

verse
Things to see
Yucheon-shuan Landscape Park / Taohua Art Museum / Taichung Fifth Market / Animation Mural Street / National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts / Shenxi New Village / Green Light Project / Choao Island / Choao Square / Chinmei Shopping Mall / Chinmei Art Museum / Guangsam Sogo Department Store / National Museum of Natural Science / Jeongmyeong Family
EATING
Chunshui Tang Founding Branch / Taichung Fifth Market
SLEEPING

Situn District
Things to see
Taichung National Opera / Top City Department Store / Shin Kong Mitsukoshi Department Store / Guangnam University / Luce Church
EATING
Fengjia Night Market / Donghai University Night Market
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》 Near Taichung

Near Taichung City
Things to see
Gomi Wetland / Rainbow Village

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Janghwa IN / Janghwa Map
Things to see
Baguasan Daebul / Janghwa Public Hall / Janghwa Confucius Temple / Janghwa Gaehwasa Temple / Janghwa Seonhyeong Garage / Filming location of "The Girl We Loved Back Then" - Mi Gwang-i Hair Salon / Jeongseong Advanced Middle School
EATING

Lu Kang
Lukang IN / Lukang Map
Things to see
Lukang Tianhou Temple / Xinzhao Temple / Lukang Old Street / Banbian Pavilion / Lukang Art Village / Jiugok Port / Lukang Folk Museum / Moyu Port / Lukang Longshan Temple
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Cheocheong
Cheocheong IN / Cheocheong Map
Things to see
Cheocheong Station / Imbando / Cheocheong Mockup Exhibition Hall / Cheocheong Lao Street / Jeomokji
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Ilwoldam
Ilwoldam IN / Ilwoldam Map
Things to see
Shuishe / Hambyeok Trail / Yongfeng Palace / Xiangshan Bicycle Road / Xiangshan Tourist Center / Xiangshan Xianbishi Observatory / Wenwu Temple / Sun Moon Lake Cable Car / Formosan Aboriginal Culture Village / Idashao / Idashao Waterside Trail / Xuanzang Temple / Xianzang Temple / Laru Island
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Travel Taiwanese (Chinese) Conversation

Let's go on a trip to Taichung!

Taichung has a variety of attractions within its city center, but it would be a shame to miss out on the nearby tourist destinations that can be reached within an hour or two from Taichung.
The uniquely designed Luce Church, located within Donghai University in the eastern part of Taichung City, is a popular photo spot for many, and the Gomei Wetlands, nicknamed the Uyuni of Asia, offer atmospheric backlit photos with the rippling seawater in the background.

If you leave Taichung and head south for about an hour, you will find Changhua and Lugang, small towns with lots to see.
Janghwa is home to the Bagua Mountain Buddha, the largest Buddha statue in Asia, and was the setting for the hit Korean film "The Girl We Loved Back Then," and you can find filming locations all over the city.

Lugang played an important role as a port city in the past.
The old buildings and streets from over 300 years ago are well preserved, so you can feel like you're traveling through time as you explore every nook and cranny of the alleys. You can also enjoy a small town trip that is pleasing to both the eyes and the mouth with the many delicious Xiaochi (小吃) snack shops that are available everywhere.

Heading southwest from Taichung, you'll find Checheng, a small town accessible by local train, and Sun Moon Lake, one of the eight scenic spots in Taiwan.
Cheocheong is a village that grew through the forestry industry in the past, and traces of this can be felt in the buildings throughout the village, starting from the train station. Cheocheong's beautiful and modest scenery, with its large mountains and small lakes, is definitely worth a visit.

Taichung, located in central Taiwan, which stretches long from north to south, is a city that is somewhat unfamiliar to Koreans.
When people think of traveling to Taiwan, many people think of Taipei, and in fact, Taipei is the most visited Taiwanese travel destination by Korean travelers.
Taichung, which was known only to those who had planned a trip to Taiwan or had been to Taiwan, began to become known as it began to be featured on travel variety shows.

So, what kind of place is Taichung, Taiwan's rising tourist destination?
Taichung is the second largest city in Taiwan, with the second largest population after Taipei.
In particular, Taichung is home to the National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts, the only national art museum in Taiwan and the largest in Asia, as well as the National Opera House, Taiwan's first opera-only theater with a unique appearance, earning it the nickname "City of Culture and Arts."

In addition to its large, modern buildings, Taichung also boasts nationally designated historic sites like Taichung Train Station, which is steeped in modern and contemporary history; temples and shrines like the Confucius Temple and Bogek Temple; and Rainbow Village, with its unique murals.
There are also many universities, so commercial districts and night markets have formed around the universities located throughout the city, allowing you to enjoy a variety of things to see and eat.

Taichung is a city where you can enjoy gourmet food just as much as Tainan, which is called the city of gourmet food.
Throughout the city, you can find delicious local food in shabby but affordable local eateries, and in modern and trendy restaurants and cafes, you can enjoy delicious and familiar fusion and modern food, drinks, and desserts, and have a delicious trip to Taichung.

Travel Blog Taichung visited various tourist attractions and restaurants in Taichung, walking and running day and night to capture and report on the real scene.
It is also packed with practical and useful travel information so that even first-time travelers to Taiwan and Taichung, as well as those who do not know Chinese well, can easily enjoy independent travel.
If you're planning a visit to Taichung and ready to enjoy it, let's go with Travel Blog Taichung.