Changhua County

Changhua: History, Cuisine, and the Hometown of Flowers

Changhua County, located in west-central Taiwan, is known for its rich historical heritage, agriculture, and as the "Hometown of Flowers." It is an important granary in central Taiwan and offers abundant delicious local food.

Key Features and Attractions

  • Baguashan Great Buddha Scenic Area: Features a giant Buddha statue, a landmark of Changhua, offering panoramic views of the city.
  • Lukang Old Street: One of Taiwan's best-preserved historic streets. Enjoy ancient temples like Longshan Temple and Tianhou Temple, traditional craft shops, and delicious snacks (xiaochi).
  • Fan-shaped Train Garage: Taiwan's only operational fan-shaped locomotive depot, a popular spot for railway enthusiasts.
  • Tianwei Highway Garden: Known as the "Hometown of Flowers," where various flowers and plants are cultivated and sold. Cycling is also enjoyable here.
  • Ba-wan (Meatball Dumplings): Changhua's representative street food, characterized by its chewy skin and juicy filling.

A charming county for historical walks, gourmet exploration, and healing amidst beautiful flowers.