How to Explore Taichung: 6 Must-Visit Popular Attractions
By / MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team, compiled and reported
Taichung is a charming city full of a rich blend of culture and heritage, featuring century-old historic monuments steeped in nostalgia, innovative new buildings with cutting-edge designs, and breathtaking natural ecological beauty — all of which are among the reasons attracting both domestic and international visitors. The editorial team has also selected six popular must-visit attractions in Taichung. When you have time, why not take a stroll around Taichung and explore its cultural charm?
1. Audit Village (Shěnjì Xīncūn)
The moment you step into Audit Village, you're greeted with a hipster vibe. (Image source / Taichung City Government)
Entrepreneurial shops have now started to move in one after another. (Image source / Taichung City Government)
Filled with a hipster atmosphere, Audit Village is one of the bases under Taichung City Government’s “Pick the Stars Project,” which assists young entrepreneurs in renovating spaces to create functional storefronts or residences as part of a “youth innovation hub.” Entrepreneurial shops have already started moving in, and a youth hostel will be established in the future, making it a new creative cultural attraction in Taichung.
2. Haohao Cultural and Creative Village (Haohao Jùluò Wénchuàng Yuánqū)
Haohao Cultural and Creative Village is a new hot spot in Taichung. (Image source / Haohao Cultural and Creative Village)
The cute pink-colored container houses are all renovated from old tin-roofed sheds. (Image source / Haohao Cultural and Creative Village)
Located in the Shalu District of Taichung, the Haohao Cultural and Creative Village features adorable pink-colored container houses that were all renovated from old tin-roofed sheds. The colorful containers, paired with blue skies and green lawns, create a dreamlike scene. Customers dining at the nearby Haohao Café can enter for free, while non-dining visitors are required to pay a cleaning fee of NT$50 per person.
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