3 Days Itinerary in Hsinchu, Taiwan - Travel Guide
A Whirlwind Jewel Tour: 3 Days in Hsinchu, Taiwan
| Days | Description |
|---|---|
| 1 | Day 1 - Stepping Into History |
| 2 | Day 2 - Nature’s Touch |
| 3 | Day 3 - Artistic Adventures |
Introduction
Experience the heart of Hsinchu, a vibrant city in Taiwan, renowned for its rich history, stunning landscapes, and delicious food. This itinerary will take you on a captivating 3-day journey through the city's most iconic spots.
Day 1 - Stepping Into History
Hsinchu City God Temple is our first stop. The intricate details and the bustling atmosphere of hawkers selling local goods will immediately immerse you in the local culture. From there, we'll head towards East Gate, a monument that's a window into the city's past. Our journey continues at the Hsinchu Science and Technology Park. Marvel at how this city blends the past with the present! As dusk falls, we'll end the day at 18 Peaks Mountain Park. The panoramic view of the city with the setting sun is a sight you won't easily forget. Oh, and don't forget to try some delicious Pork Ball Soup for dinner, a famous Hsinchu delicacy!
Day 2 - Nature’s Touch
Today we'll start our day at the enchanting Green Grass Lake. It's a picturesque retreat where you can relax or take a leisurely paddleboat ride. Later, we'll head over to Eighteen Peaks, a beautiful mountaintop destination with fantastic views, perfect for nature enthusiasts and picture lovers. Our afternoon is reserved for the Hsinchu Zoo where you'd meet all sorts of exotic animals. The charm of the day will end at Nanliao Fishing Harbor to witness a breathtaking sunset over the Pacific. And do you smell that? That's the whiff of fresh seafood waiting for you to tuck in!
Day 3 - Artistic Adventures
On our final day we start at the spectacular Image Museum. Its kaleidoscope of photography and film history will leave you fascinated. Our expedition continues to the Hsinchu City Art Gallery and Reclamation Hall that boasts an array of contemporary Taiwan art. Nearing the end, how can we miss the authentic Taiwanese tea? Visit the Bai Win Antiques Hsinchu, savor a cup of tea and admire the exquisite antiques. Lastly, don't forget to finish your trip with a stroll down the historic Beimen Street where you can pick up unique souvenirs to remember your trip!
Andrew Baker
FAQs about this
3 day itinerary in
Hsinchu
While Hsinchu is a year-round destination, the spring season (April to June) and autumn (September to November) is especially pleasant.
Yes, there are numerous vegetarian and vegan-friendly restaurants in Hsinchu, serving a variety of cuisines.
Absolutely! Hsinchu has a well connected public transportation system with buses and trains, ensuring you can access all the city's major attractions with ease.