Taichung Must-Visit Join-In Day Tour from Taipei

• Tour guide
• Bubble Tea x1 (Adult only)
• Insurance
• Transportation
• Not included: Meals
• Not included: Gratuities
• Not included: An additional charge for overtime: NTD$600/hour
• Not included: Zhongshe Flower Market

1. Your Taichung day tour begins at Zhongshe Flower Market, where colorful flowers bloom throughout the year. Depending on the season, you may spot sunflowers, roses, lavender, and many other beautiful blooms. Stroll through the vibrant flower fields, take beautiful photos, and enjoy a refreshing escape surrounded by nature.

2. The National Taichung Theater is an architectural landmark designed by renowned Japanese architect Toyo Ito, recipient of the prestigious Pritzker Architecture Prize. During the tour, we’ll make a brief photo stop outside the entrance, where you can admire its distinctive, flowing architecture and capture some memorable photos.

3. The National Taichung Theater is a unique performing arts venue designed by renowned Japanese architect Toyo Ito, recipient of the Pritzker Architecture Prize. During the tour, we’ll make a brief photo stop outside the theater, where you can admire its distinctive architecture and take photos.

4. Miyahara is a historic red-brick building originally established in 1927 by Japanese ophthalmologist Miyahara Takeo. During the Japanese colonial period, it became one of Taichung’s most prominent ophthalmology clinics. Today, the building has been beautifully preserved by Dawn Cake, a local pastry company known for its pineapple cakes, retaining its iconic red-brick walls and distinctive archways. We’ll also visit the Fourth Credit Union (Si-Sin), another historic building that has been transformed into a lively destination while preserving its architectural character. Once a financial institution, it now houses popular food and dessert spots, including a shop known for its delicious ice cream. It’s a great place to appreciate Taichung’s architectural heritage while enjoying a sweet treat.

5. Rainbow Village was created by Huang Yung-Fu, a former soldier who began painting the houses in his settlement in an effort to save them from demolition. Over time, his vibrant artwork featuring colorful birds, animals, people, and playful patterns spread across the remaining houses, transforming the settlement into a lively outdoor art space. Once part of a larger settlement that reportedly contained around 1,200 homes, Rainbow Village has since become a beloved cultural landmark in Taichung.

6. Immerse yourself in the natural beauty of Gaomei Wetlands, a scenic coastal area renowned for its rich wetland ecosystem. Discover fascinating wildlife, including mudskippers, fiddler crabs, and a variety of bird species. As the day draws to a close, admire the stunning sunset over the wetlands and soak in the tranquil coastal scenery. Please note: If the wooden boardwalk is closed due to high tide or maintenance, you can still enjoy scenic views of the wetlands from the riverside embankment trail.

Public transportation options are available nearby Specialized infant seats are available Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries Not recommended for pregnant travelers Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health Suitable for all physical fitness levels Per Taiwan law, children under 4 years old must use a child safety seat. Please notify us in advance if needed (An additional fee of TWD 300 per seat applies).

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.