
TRAFFIC
The traffic in Taichung is convenient, so there are many tools and routes we can use when we visit there, such as train, THSR or bus.
Natural resources
Taichung is the third biggest city in Taiwan. It is located in the essential area of central Taiwan and it’s the core city of central Taiwan as well. The great weather and environment make Taichung a great place for everyone to relax and have fun.

FOODS
Many classic Taiwanese dishes are from Taichung, so there are many souvenirs we can buy when we visit Taichung. For instance, sun cakes, bubble tea, chicken fillet, chicken feet, boiled grass jelly with taro balls, butter cake, etc. You can’t miss these cheap but delicious classic dishes when you visit Taichung!
Recommended websites:
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Chicken feet in Tunghai night market
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Yu Jan Shin butter cake in Dajia http://www.yjs.com.tw/
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Nougat from Sugar & Spice https://www.sugar.com.tw/tw
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Wanyi Food https://www.wanyi.com.tw/
Shopping areas in Taichung
After merging Taichung provincial city and Taichung County, there are 29 districts in Taichung now. Each district has developed different types of industries, such as shopping districts. The commercial districts include the art museum, Jing-Ming shopping area, Feng Chia Night Market and Yizhong shopping district. They are tourists’ favorite attractions in Taichung.

Major events in Taichung
In coordination with festivals through the year, Taichung City holds various events that let people have a fun time in the city. Of all the events, Taichung Light Festival, Taichung Jazz Festival and Taichung City Mazu International Festival are three most well-known festivals that hold in Taichung. Except for all the activities, Taichung also has many historical buildings and attraction that worth our visits.
Recommended websites
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National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts http://www.ntmofa.gov.tw/
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Art Stock 20 http://stock20.boch.gov.tw/
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Natural Museum of Natural Science http://www.nmns.edu.tw/
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Asia University Museum of Modern Art http://asiamodern.asia.edu.tw/index.php
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Earthquake Museum of Taiwan http://www.921emt.edu.tw/