Taichung City
Taichung: Central Taiwan's Hub of Culture and Cuisine
Taichung City is Taiwan's third-largest city and the economic and cultural center of central Taiwan. Blessed with a mild climate year-round, it is also known as the "Sun City." It captivates with its sophisticated urban landscape, rich cultural facilities, and vibrant night markets.
Key Features and Attractions
- National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts: One of Taiwan's largest art museums, exhibiting outstanding artworks from both domestic and international artists.
- National Museum of Natural Science: Offers diverse exhibits covering science, anthropology, and the global environment, enjoyable for all ages.
- Rainbow Village (Caihong眷村): A village covered in colorful murals single-handedly painted by former soldier Huang Yung-Fu.
- Gaomei Wetlands: Famous for its sunsets, offering a fantastical view of the sky reflected on the mirror-like water surface.
- Feng Chia Night Market: Considered one of Taiwan's largest night markets, a treasure trove of creative street food.
- Miyahara: A sweets shop renovated from a Japanese colonial-era ophthalmology clinic, popular for its retro atmosphere and luxurious ice cream.
A vibrant city offering diverse enjoyments, from art and gourmet food to nature.
