Local area

Fengjia Night Market in Taichung’s Xitun District is Taiwan’s largest and most famous. Known for street food like stinky tofu, fried chicken, and bubble tea, it’s a top spot for food lovers. It also offers affordable fashion and accessories. Near Feng Chia University, it's popular among students and young travelers. Its lively atmosphere and convenient location make it a must-visit in Taichung.

Taichung Central Park, covering approximately 67.34 hectares within the Shueinan Economic and Trade Park, is known as the lungs of Taichung. Designed based on the principles of "smartness," "low carbon," and "innovation," the park features 12 world-class interactive sensory installations, making it unique compared to ordinary parks. With over 10,000 trees from 106 species, 83% of which are native, the park serves as an urban oasis suitable for diverse biological habitats. In the morning, you ca

Rainbow Village is located at Lane 56, Chun'an Road, Nantun District, Taichung City. All of the paintings on the house walls here were made by Grandpa Rainbow, Mr. Huang Yung-Fu. The colorful artworks show elements of the village and Grandpa Rainbow's creativity, full of childlike fun. Visitors from all over the world have come here to take pictures of the art. The village is a highly popular tourist attraction in Taichung.

The National Taichung Theater was designed by Japanese architect Ito Toyo. Based on the "sound cave" concept, elements such as curved-wall units and air holes are used to build this changed space. The result is a newfound building that stands on its own firmly without supporting pillars or 90-degree walls at all.

The wetlands here are over 300 hectares, but the area is only 1/10 of Dadu River wetlands. The geography is divided into 7 categories, which results in diversified organisms in this area. Gaomei Wetlands is one of the few places that have wild ducks. Despite the small area, Gaomei Wetlands have special soils mixed with mud and sand. Ecology here breeds diversified organisms of both plants and animals. Research shows that animals here include birds, fishes, crabs and invertebrates.

Opened in Taichung in December 2023, the National Taiwan Museum of Comics is one of Taiwan’s newest tourist attractions, with many more sections to open in 2024. Chock full of comic-book attractions, archives and exhibitions, the entire site will continue to expand until it fully opens in 2029.

The National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts, which opened in 1988, has a total of 24 exhibition halls. The museum regularly holds exhibitions of Western art, Chinese brush paintings, and sculpture, and has its own collection of valuable pieces of art. Residents can relax in the garden outside the museum.

Calligraphy Greenway is a tree-lined boulevard stretching from National Museum of Natural Science south to the National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts in Taichung City. A popular leisure spot for city residents, the boulevard gains its name from its calligraphy-inspired design. Landscape art and a waterscape mist sculpture further add to the literary spirit here. At night, the ambiance is at times quiet and at others energized as the boulevard lights up with the neon signs of the stores lining the r