Group Activities Taichung City

Group Activities in Taichung City

Taichung City, a vibrant metropolis on Taiwan’s west coast, offers a plethora of exciting group activities for travelers of all ages and interests.

1. Sun Moon Lake Boat Tour

  • Duration: Half-day to full-day tour
  • Cost: Around NT$500-NT$1000 per person (depending on the duration)
  • Description: Take a leisurely boat ride across Taiwan’s largest freshwater lake, Sun Moon Lake, and enjoy the stunning natural scenery. Visit the famous Ita Thao Aboriginal Village and try local aboriginal cuisine.

2. National Taichung Theater Tour

  • Duration: Half-day tour
  • Cost: Free admission (self-guided tour)
  • Description: Explore the unique, cube-shaped architecture of the National Taichung Theater, a world-renowned performing arts venue. Take guided tours to learn about its design and history.

3. Rainbow Village Art Walk

  • Duration: Half-day tour
  • Cost: Free admission (self-guided tour)
  • Description: Wander through the colorful streets of Taiwan’s famous Rainbow Village, a former shantytown turned street art wonderland. Snap photos and admire the vibrant murals adorning the buildings.

4. Taichung City Night Markets

  • Duration: Evening to late night
  • Cost: Free admission (self-guided tour)
  • Description: Experience the excitement of Taiwan’s bustling night markets, where you can sample local street food, buy souvenirs, and mingle with locals. The most famous ones are the Fengjia Night Market and the Guting Night Market.

5. Gaomei Wetlands Bird-Watching

  • Duration: Half-day tour
  • Cost: Around NT$500-NT$1000 per person (depending on the duration)
  • Description: Visit the scenic Gaomei Wetlands, a haven for bird-watchers and nature enthusiasts. Take a guided tour to spot various bird species and learn about their habitats.

Tips:

  • Always wear comfortable shoes and clothes suitable for outdoor activities.
  • Bring sunscreen, hats, and umbrellas to protect yourself from the sun and rain.
  • Try local cuisine at night markets or restaurants to experience Taiwan’s unique flavors.
  • Respect local customs and traditions when visiting temples or cultural attractions.