3 Days Itinerary in Taichung, Taiwan - Travel Guide
A Whirlwind 3-day Exploration of Taichung, Taiwan
| Days | Description |
|---|---|
| 1 | Day 1 - Unveiling the City's Urban Splendor |
| 2 | Day 2 - Confluence of Culture and Natural Beauty |
| 3 | Day 3 - Embrace Taichung’s Scenic Tranquillity |
Introduction
Get the best out of your three-day stay in Taichung, Taiwan – an eclectic blend of traditional heritage, natural beauty, and urban vibrancy. This itinerary is an ideal mix of leisure, food exploration, and sightseeing, providing a well-rounded experience of this remarkable city.
Day 1 - Unveiling the City's Urban Splendor
Kickstart the first day in Taichung with a visit to the Taichung Park, the oldest park in the city. Breathe in Taichung's history, noticing the archaic yet beautiful bridges. Now, does the excitement for quirky discovery make you tick? Then, the next stop will be the Rainbow Military Dependents' Village. Decorated by the former soldier Huang Yung-Fu, it's a spectrum of vibrant murals, full of stories. Don't forget your camera! Hungry yet? The Feng Chia Night Market should be the go-to place. It's considered a foodie's paradise! Now, who wouldn't want that?
Day 2 - Confluence of Culture and Natural Beauty
Begin day two with a dash of culture at the National Taichung Theater, acclaimed for intriguing architecture, and let your artsy spirit soar! Up next is Wufeng Lin Family Mansion and Garden, symbolizing traditional Chinese architecture. Pondering about lunch plans? How about slurping delicious noodles at Taiwan’s famous noodle shops? Post lunch, brace yourself for some breathtaking sights at Sun Moon Lake, Taiwan's largest lake. Surrounded by mountains, it’s an extraordinary sunset vista. A must-see, wouldn't you agree?
Day 3 - Embrace Taichung’s Scenic Tranquillity
On your final day, head to Xinshe Castle, a beautiful European-style castle amidst scenic landscape. Doesn't it sound dreamy already? Post this majestic encounter, lend your senses to the vibrant colors and relaxing scents of the Xinshe Flower Market. The perfect setting to unwind and enjoy the serene aspect of Taichung, don't you think? As the day winds down, let your taste buds relish the exotic flavors of Taiwan’s local cuisine at Yizhong Street Night Market. A perfect end to this memorable trip.
Paul Brown
FAQs about this
3 day itinerary in
Taichung
Spring (March to May) and Autumn (September to November) are the best times to visit Taichung. The weather is typically pleasant, enabling you to explore comfortably.
Tasty, tantalizing, and diverse, Taichung’s food scene is a delight to every foodie. From street restaurants to cafes to night markets, the city offers a wide range of local and international cuisines.
Light, comfortable clothing is recommended for most of the year. In the cooler months (December - February), a light jacket or sweater is sufficient.