Mom’s Travel Fun - Relax & Play with Jectice Ho
The climate in Lukang is characterized by summer rains and dry winters, with not much annual precipitation, so we highly recommend visiting from October to December when you can avoid the strong sun. It’s a perfect cultural getaway to refresh your mind and enjoy local delicacies.
Lukang is loved by all ages. Whenever someone mentions a trip to Lukang, everyone gets excited. Multi-generational family trips are especially common, where every family member can find something they enjoy. But moms often worry about managing the family travel budget. Understanding moms’ concerns, Mom’s Travel Fun has launched an attractive package. Staying on a Saturday only costs an extra $300, and Tai Yuen Resort offers plenty of facilities, local features, and dining options. This special deal is incredibly good value, with even more added attractions to keep you entertained even if you extend your stay.
Tai Yuen Resort Lukang Cultural & Creative HotelLocated in the heart of Lukang, it offers free parking – the largest indoor parking lot among Lukang hotels. Its prime location means all major attractions are nearby.
1. On-site add-on: Lukang Family Snack Dinner for $1,200, ensuring a satisfying meal for four.
Luxurious buffet breakfast brings Lukang’s signature snacks to the table. No need to queue – enjoy easy access to pork thick soup noodles, adorable handmade deer-shaped bread, seasonal golden pumpkin soy milk (limited time), local traditional sliced noodle soup. It’s really thoughtful.
Old street travel is trending now. In addition to learning from textbooks, children should also develop strong morals and gratitude, rooted in their hearts. A heritage site appreciation tour will definitely bring unique rewards.
1. Upgrade from double room to family quad room, promotional price: weekdays $2,899 / weekends $3,199
★ Buy 2 adult tickets, get 2 kids free (2 children included at no extra charge) or 3 adults, get 1 child free
★ Free room upgrade available on both weekdays and weekends.
2. Luxurious buffet breakfast for four (2 adults & 2 kids or 3 adults & 1 child):
Combines famous Lukang snacks with Western and Chinese breakfast items, including signature pork thick soup noodles, handmade deer-shaped bread, golden pumpkin soy milk (seasonal), traditional local sliced noodle soup, and more.
3. Valid for check-in on weekdays (Sunday to Friday), weekends (Saturday) only an additional $300 per room per night, not applicable for consecutive holidays from 12/29-12/31.
For guests over 141cm or 12 years old (inclusive), includes breakfast & amenities: $800/person
For guests between 111-140cm (inclusive) or 6-12 years old (inclusive), includes breakfast: $330/person (with breakfast & amenities)
For young children between 90-110cm (inclusive), 3-6 years old (inclusive): free
5. Free hotel facilities:
√ Free parking (the only one in Lukang hotels) with the largest indoor parking lot
√ Kids’ trampoline + kinetic sand, chess, checkers, Gomoku, international chess, and more
√ Parent-child play area: children’s slide, large building block sets, sponge and wooden block sets, mini playhouse, bouncy balls, jumping horses
√ Free board games: large playing cards, German Heart Attack, Brick Cat, Magnetic Chess, Magnetic Checkers, Magnetic Gomoku, Magnetic International Chess
√ Table tennis, billiards, gym
&e Gift: 2 folk handicraft DIYs per room: choose between painting a lion head mask or lantern
★ Gift: Magic Cookie Academy welcome voucher – 2 per room
★ Gift: Free use of pinball machine (2 times per room, small gifts awarded for hits)
★ Gift: Kid’s Club (originally $350)
Combining retro kids’ games with today’s hottest play equipment and board games, it’s a joyful spot for adults to relive childhood memories and children to beam with smiles, featuring rich facilities such as:
Pinball machines, spinning tops, yo-yos, children’s slides, inflatable ball pits, crab-shaped seesaws, kids’ trampolines, kinetic sand, large educational block sets, hopscotch, rocking horses, bouncy balls... and more. (Equipment provided on-site may vary.) Bringing your little ones here is guaranteed to be a blast, and it’s also a great way to strengthen parent-child bonding!
7. On-site additional purchase of the Lukang Family Snack Banquet Dinner for $1,200, allowing four people to enjoy a hearty meal.
8. Check-in time is 3:00 PM on the day of arrival, check-out is 11:00 AM the next day.
9. Free baby items include a crib, baby bathtub, and crib bumper.
10. A unified invoice will be issued by the hotel upon check-in and provided at check-out.
★ Applicable for the National Travel Card. The invoice will be issued at the time of card payment and will be provided at the hotel front desk upon check-out. Please ask the front desk to update the National Travel Card entry date upon check-in.
★ Limited to moms who purchase this package via the website using a credit card. This package cannot be combined with any other promotions.
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&f Unity Resort Lukang Cultural & Creative Hotel
50544 No. 588, Zhongzheng Rd., Lukang Township, Changhua County
Phone:(04)775-6386
“One prefectural capital, two Lukangs, three Mengchas” illustrates Lukang’s glorious golden age, making it one of Taiwan’s important historic towns. Its excellent geographical location has fostered a wealth of long-standing cultural heritage. From incense-filled temples, traditional crafts, local delicacies, historic alleyways, to a charming tourist town.
“Unity Resort Lukang Cultural & Creative Hotel” is located in Changhua, just a 6-minute drive from Lukang Tianhou Temple and a 10-minute walk from Lukang Old Street. It integrates Lukang’s cultural creative industries, with design concepts inspired by the town’s local culture, craftsmanship, and historical landmarks.
The building features a distinctive red-and-white color scheme and is a landmark of Lukang. As most buildings in Lukang are relatively low-rise, staying here allows you to enjoy a panoramic view of the entire town from your room.
Upon entering the lobby, you’ll be drawn to its high, domed ceiling — spacious, bright, and elegantly refined.
It offers a 24-hour reception desk and a travel information counter. Early arrivals can use the luggage storage service and explore the surroundings first.
Now is the perfect time to visit Lukang. From October 6 to November 18, Lukang Town is hosting the 2018 Lukang Winter Festival. Our helpful editors have secured promotional brochures for you, which you can incorporate into your travel plans.
The hotel has created a cultural art gallery, revitalizing the space for reuse. The colorful art area is complemented by well-preserved historic structures and features rotating exhibitions.
All guest rooms are equipped with air conditioning, wardrobes, cable TV, and electric kettles. Private bathrooms include shower facilities, free toiletries, and a hairdryer.
This package directly offers an upgrade to a double room., ensuring a comfortable stay for 2 adults and 2 children (under 12) / 3 adults and 1 child. Two double beds, each sized 140*190 cm, guarantee a good night’s sleep.
The room design incorporates Lukang cultural elements, featuring one of Lukang’s Eight Scenic Spots as a wall mural. Thoughtful interior details blend cultural creativity with local temple decor. Even the square stool-shaped vanity adds a quaint charm. There are 158 uniquely designed rooms, each showcasing different views and local characteristics—blending tradition with modern elegance and immersing guests in the beauty of the small town.
Free baby items such as a crib, bathtub, and crib bumper are available—remember to book them!Phone:(04)775-6386
The wardrobe is adorned with calligraphy paintings, and the refined details create an overall atmosphere that is comfortable, elegant, simple, and cozy.
The room features floor-to-ceiling windows offering views of Lukang Town and Wanggong, with distant vistas of the rolling hills of Bagua Mountain — truly serene and refined.
Another option: a room with four single beds, each sized at 90*190 cm, so everyone can sleep comfortably on their own bed.
Play both indoors and outdoors to your heart’s content.Start the family fun at the children’s play area — Up!
The hotel offers a range of facilities for all ages, ensuring there’s always something fun to do. Visit the leisure center on the first basement level of the clubhouse, which features attractions suitable for kids and adults alike. The leisure center includes table tennis, billiards, and other ball games you can enjoy with your children.
Little ones will lovethe parent-child play area, which has soft padding and is also suitable for crawling babies.
There’s an aerobic gym, perfect for parents who enjoy staying active. Get moving!
Other paid children’s facilities and arcade games include coin-operated attractions such as basketball machines and claw games — available for a fee. The hotel also introduced the latest VR gaming equipment in 2018, available daily from 14:30 to 16:30. Guests can play for 10 minutes at a time for just 100 NT.
The Golden Lion Troupe, evolved from the Songjiang Formation, holds the cultural significance of uniting neighborhoods and safeguarding communities, with the lion head being a unique traditional craft. To preserve this intangible cultural heritage,
traditional hand-painted telescopic paper lanterns, which serve a lighting function and symbolize brightness, are widely used in Taiwan’s folk beliefs and traditions. Everyone, let your creativity shine Up!
It's a great place for little ones — try DIY cookie-making and let the kids enjoy the fun!
Don’t forget to ring the gong if you win a prize!
The newly added play area combines classic traditional toys with today’s most popular amusements.
It’s a joyful spot where adults relive childhood memories and children beam with innocent smiles.
Free board gamesinclude large playing cards, German Speed, Brick Cat, Magnetic Chess, Magnetic Checkers, Magnetic Gomoku, and Magnetic Chinese Chess — all beloved by adults. Come ready for a winning match!
Facilities include:
pinball machines, spinning tops, yo-yos, children’s slides, a ball pit, a crab seesaw, kinetic sand, large building blocks, hopscotch, jumping horses, bouncy balls, and more. (Availability subject to on-site supply.) Bringing your little ones here guarantees a blast and helps strengthen parent-child bonds!
The kids’ trampoline is guaranteed to be a super fun energy-burner!
Kids under three who love vehicles are welcome to choose a cool ride and have fun — remember to take turns!
Want to explore outdoors? The hotel offers electric scooter rentals, making family outings worry-free, convenient, and relaxing!
1.Special village-outside experience: “Lukang Tianhou Temple Guided Tour” (100 NT/person, minimum 6 people to depart!)
Leave it to the pros! The clubhouse provides trained guides for the special village-outside experience — “Lukang Tianhou Temple Guided Tour.” Just pay the tour guide fee.
Lukang Tianhou Temple isthe only temple in Taiwan that enshrines the founding sacred mother statue from Meizhou Ancestral Temple. It enjoys flourishing incense offerings and is renowned for its long history and grand architecture.
Its architectural structure is especially magnificent and classic, featuring exquisitely carved beams and painted rafters, along with intricate paintings and carvings in wood and stone — all exceptionally refined and masterfully crafted, making it a true treasure trove of Taiwanese craftsmanship.
The exquisite dragon and phoenix stone carvings in the Lukang Tianhou Temple,
Walking through the alleys, you can faintly sense the history of the town. As mentioned in social studies textbooks, architectural forms correspond to nature and human history. Parents can indirectly apply these concepts to the places they visit, chatting while exploring, strolling slowly through ancient houses and lanes, as if falling into a time tunnel.
The clay sculptures and paintings on the old houses come alive as guides explain the figures and engage in further education with parents, hoping to pass on Taiwanese culture and emphasize the importance of historical sites through storytelling, ultimately teaching children together.
Three (or four)-wheeled carts are an unmissable way to sightsee in Lukang !
Experience the old-fashioned taxi, old streets, and local culture. At the leisurely pace of the ride, relax and enjoy the baptism of historic sites !
Source: Tourism Bureau, Ministry of Transportation and Communications, Republic of China
‘Little Champion, That’s You!’
After signing up, follow the map to easily explore 15 local historical sites and attractions in Lukang. Collect stamps at the sites with your little one, and you’ll even receive a gift !
1. By staying at the Uni-Lukang Cultural & Creative Inn under the ‘Lukang Map & Gift Hunt’ program, you can obtain a map according to your room type (double rooms get two maps, and so on).
2. For the ‘One-Day Tour’ program, after the front desk confirms the number of participants, you’ll receive a paper wristband and a map.
3. A total of 15 local historical sites in Lukang are marked. Players need to take photos (with any device—phone or camera) with a real person at each marked site.
4. When claiming rewards, show the photos to the front desk staff for verification. Based on the number of sites visited, you can exchange for rewards and an exclusive custom certificate.
* Notes:
1. Players in the ‘Lukang Map & Gift Hunt’ program must complete certificate and prize redemption before check-out.
2. Players in the ‘One-Day Tour’ program redeem their certificates and prizes on the same day with their wristbands.
Successfully find 5 sites, and you’ll receive one Uni-Lukang Cultural & Creative Inn ‘Special Certified Certificate’, plus the following gifts:
① Find 5 sites, and get an additional ‘Scholar Gift’
② Find 10 sites, and get an additional ‘Jinshi (Advanced Scholar) Gift’
③ Find 15 sites, and get an additional ‘Champion Gift’
※ Rewards are cumulative—if you successfully find all 15 sites, you can redeem the ‘Scholar Gift’ + ‘Jinshi Gift’ + ‘Champion Gift’
※ If you collect five sites, double rooms can claim two ‘Scholar Gifts’, and quadruple rooms can claim four
For dinner, you can add on the Lukang Family Snack Feast Dinner for NT$1,200 right at the hotel, so that four people can eat to their heart’s content.
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Upon entering the restaurant, the interior is bright and clean, with a high ceiling design that’s comfortable and pleasant.
The Uni Resort Lukang Cultural & Creative Inn is uniquely designed and distinctive, offering a rich and varied all-you-can-eat buffet breakfast with a wide selection of delicious, fragrant dishes that instantly whet your appetite.
When in Lukang, you must try Lukang cuisine. The inn’s must-try four breakfast staples: ‘Mianxian Soup, Chih-ah Mian (Qie-ah Mian), special pumpkin soy milk, and elk-shaped bread’
Wow ! There are even handcrafted super-cute little deer breads (because it’s Lukang)—so adorable ! They’re chewy and flavorful. Paired with the healthy golden pumpkin soy milk (seasonal specialty), which is smooth, sweet but not cloying, light and refreshing without being heavy, every bite of the meal is utterly delicious, leaving you wanting more.
Traditional old-school snacks: Mian Cha (powdered tea) is a treat for all ages. Especially in this gradually cooling season, sipping a warm cup of tea is truly heart- and stomach-warming.
A rich selection of both Chinese and Western breads, soft and fluffy, satisfying even the pickiest taste buds; fresh salads that are sweet, crisp, delicious, and healthy.
The buffet offers over forty varieties of Chinese and Western dishes ! The selection changes daily—you won’t have to worry about eating too much, just that you might not get to try everything. It’s the ultimate gourmet feast for the whole family, with top-tier flavors and a truly premium experience !
It’s just a 5-minute walk from Tianhou Temple.You’ll arrive atLukang Art Village,
which was built during the Japanese colonial Showa period as dormitories for colonial officials. After renovation by Lukang Township Office, it has been transformed into a series of art workshops that host various artists for creative residencies.
On holidays, you might even catch live band performances or handmade markets. If the art museum offers DIY activities—like painting lion heads or practicing calligraphy—be sure to give them a try.
Shi Residence Workshop: “National Treasure Lion King” Shi Junxiong specializes in crafting and restoring lion heads and collects lion heads featuring different regional characteristics.Don’t miss the chance to see his craftsmanship—it’s truly eye-opening.
Central Taiwan also has adorable sika deer, Up!
Where can you see sika deer? No need to go all the way to Kenting in Pingtung. The township office allows the deer herd to breed naturally, making Lukang a true “Deer” Harbor.
Currently, visitors can view the female deer through a fence—please do not feed them.
Source: Lukang Art Village FB
Lukang Old Street
Finally, as you stroll through Lukang Old Street, you’ll find other famous sights such as the Half-Side Well. Along the old lanes, some homeowners run folk craft shops, allowing you to experience the local vibe. Walking along the red-bricked paths day or night evokes a sense of antiquity, as if stepping into a time tunnel.
Source: Changhua Tourism Information Network
The ancient Minnan-style mansions here feature various door gods and couplets above the doorframes, telling the stories of life and lifestyles of the elders of the past. Pay close attention to the historical tales embedded in every twist and turn.In the old street, you can sample a variety of street foods. Try the No. 9 Path shrimp balls, Abao glutinous rice fritters (Lukang Old Street), Lukang Old Pork Blood Vermicelli, Wangwang Vermicelli Soup, Laolongshi Meat Buns, and Lukang A-Dao Oyster Omelet. Each dish has its own unique flavor—you’ll never run out of snacks to try.
And don’t miss these special nearby attractions—
Taiwan Husheng Temple – The Glass Mazu Temple
Combining electronic technology, ecological conservation, and cultural creativity, the highest ideal is to boost the local economy. It has constructed Taiwan’s first—and Asia’s first—glass temple.
Source: Taiwan Glass Museum
The temple enshrines a main deity: the Glass Mazu. The glass temple uses a raft-style cement foundation combined with a steel frame as the main structure. Then, high-tech heat-insulating safety glass is used for the roof and exterior walls. Wood carvings, stone carvings, and fine art pieces are integrated with painted firing, thermoforming, and stacked glass to complete the interior decoration. It’s a confluence of multicultural and artistic creation.
Source: Taiwan Glass Museum
Taiwan Glass Museum “Qigong House Glass DIY,” available every Saturday and Sunday from 09:00–12:00 and 13:00–17:00.
Source: Taiwan Glass Museum
Brand’s Health Museum
With brand-new tech-driven interactive experiences, this smart health museum is loved by both kids and adults. It’s the only place in the industry where the manufacturing process is fully transparent, allowing you to step into the heart of the factory and witness the production of the “#1 Real Chicken Essence.”
Fans visiting the Brand’s Health Museum shouldn’t miss taking photos with the retro truck. Both kids and adults can climb aboard and ride—transporting you back to 19th-century streets in Britain.
Family time creates memories to cherish for a lifetime.
Mommy Diary offers an in-depth local journey, allowing you to experience the beauty of this cultural ancient capital. Your whole family can stay and soak in the historic charm of a small town, combining education with fun. You’ll be entertained to no end, enjoy authentic traditional snacks, and still not have enough in two days and one night. Be sure to plan for three days and two nights—you can explore all of Lukang’s historic sites in one trip.
Lukang Cultural and Creative Inn prioritizes accommodations, meetings, and training for workers and their families, as well as those involved in labor-related services. Come and plan a holiday here.
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■ Customer service hours: Monday to Friday, 9:00 - 18:00
■ For date changes requested by customers, please email our customer service mailbox:
Date change instructions:
1. Name of the person who made the reservation 2. Mobile number 3. Order number 4. Original check-in date and the correct revised date.
For those who have successfully registered and completed their room booking, if you need to change the date, you may do so once for free up to ten days (inclusive) before check-in.
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