Reported by You T-Ru / Special Feature
Changhua is a region rich in historic sites, delicious food, and ecological wonders. In addition to the “Lukang Old Street,” one of Taiwan’s Top Ten Tourist Towns, it is also home to the National Historic Site of the Changhua Confucius Temple and the Eight Trigrams Mountain Giant Buddha Scenic Area. It’s well worth spending a two-day, one-night trip here. Using the “Taiwan Tourist Shuttle” — a sightseeing bus service that connects various parts of Taiwan — as your main mode of transport allows you to explore at a comfortable pace and immerse yourself in a deeply moving and enriching journey.

▲ The best-preserved National Historic Site: Changhua Confucius Temple. (Photo / Courtesy of mus.bocach.gov.tw/index.jsp?ind=9&id=6)
Start your day by taking a high-speed rail to Taichung Station, then transfer to the Taiwan Tourist Shuttle Lukang Line to Changhua Railway Station. This area features filming locations from the movie “You Are the Apple of My Eye” by director Giddens Ko. Take a stroll to experience the old street charm of Changhua’s Chang’an and Yongle Streets image districts, and sample local delicacies such as Changhua’s famous trio: rice meatballs, rice with minced pork, and cat-mouse noodles. Then take a walk to the best-preservedNational Historic Site: Changhua Confucius Templeand one of Taiwan’s Eight Scenic Spots,the Eight Trigrams Mountain Giant Buddha Scenic Area,for a visit.

▲ The Eight Trigrams Mountain Giant Buddha. (Photo / Courtesy of Wikipedia)

▲ Sunset at Wanggong Fishing Port. (Photo / Courtesy of Wikipedia)
Upon arriving in Lukang, you can start with a cultural experience aboard a Lukang sightseeing tricycle. With a guide providing commentary along the way, you’ll gain a deeper understanding of Lukang’s cultural beauty. After getting off, you can also explore on foot the “Lukang Historic Preservation Area”, while sampling local cuisine. In the afternoon, continue your journey via the Taiwan Tourist Shuttle to visit sightseeing factories such as theTaiwan Glass Museum, completing the first day of a beautiful and memorable trip.
The next morning, continue your joyful adventure by taking the Taiwan Tourist Shuttle Dacheng Line to theWanggong Fishing Port. Hop on an oyster-harvesting vehicle to join a locally distinctive eco-explanation session and oyster-picking experience. For lunch, head to Wanggong Food Street to try delicious dishes such as “oyster fritters,” “fresh fish fritters,” “oyster crackers,” and “oyster omelets.” In the afternoon, visit theFuhai Templebefore taking the Taiwan Tourist Shuttle Dacheng Line and Lukang Line back home.
【Attraction Information】
National Historic Site: Changhua Confucius Temple
Address: No. 30, Kumen Rd., Changhua City
Phone: (04) 7236 746
Eight Trigrams Mountain Giant Buddha Scenic Area
Address: No. 31, Wenquan Rd., Changhua City, Changhua County
Phone: (04) 722 2290
Lukang Historic Preservation Area
Address: Yaolin Street, Putou Street, Jinsheng Lane, Lukang Town
Lukang Glass Museum
Address: No. 30, Lukeng South 4th Road, Lukang Township, Changhua County
Phone: (04)781-1299
Wanggong Fishing Port
Address: Fangyuan Township, Changhua County
Fuhai Temple
Address: No. 2, Wanggong Section, Fanghan Road, Minsheng Village, Fangyuan Township, Changhua County
Phone: (04)893-2157
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