[2025 Changhua Attraction] Travel Guide for Mo Ru Lane (Gentlemen Alley) (Updated May)

#discoverchina Mo Ru Lane , also known as Gentleman Alley is a popular, trendy spot located in the city of Taichung, Taiwan. Mo Ru Lane (Gentleman Alley) is particularly famous for its charming and photogenic streets where a lot of visitors will visit there to take photos and exploring modern cafés, boutique shops, vintage stores, and creative spaces. It is a great place for leisurely exploration. Address: 505, Taiwan, Changhua County, Lukang Township, Caiyuan Rd, 38號號 旁

#AsiaTravelRecord Milky Alley is a must-see when visiting Lukang. This famous alley in Lukang was originally a passageway between the two towns. It is so narrow that it is difficult for one person to pass through, and if two people try to pass through, their bodies will touch each other, hence the name Milky Alley. In fact, Milky Alley is a fire prevention road that runs between long, narrow shops. To protect against the strong sea wind, local residents narrow the distance between houses as much as possible, and at the narrowest point, it is less than 70 centimeters. Men and women walk facing each other, and it is a very awkward situation when passing each other. As a result, various names were born, such as "Chest Protection Alley" and "Gentleman's Alley," but the nickname "Milky Alley" is still the most famous.

Not lying to you! The Lukang town mentioned in Luo Dayou’s song really exists. It is located in Changhua County, not far from Taichung. If you happen to come to Taichung recently, why not come and take a look! 📍Detailed address: Lukang Town, Changhua County 🚗Transportation strategy: Take the train from Taichung Railway Station to Changhua, then take bus No. 6936 from Changhua Bus Station to Lukang Station 🕙Opening hours: Open all day 💰Ticket price:🆓 🌟Highlights: Lukang Town is not only the place where Luo Dayou's famous song came from, but also a gathering place for Taiwan's temple culture. Wandering here, you can feel the strong local atmosphere. When you come to Lukang, you must visit the Tianhou Temple. This is also one of the three major historical sites in Lukang. It follows the traditional southern Fujian architectural style, and large-scale events are held in front of the temple during major festivals. In addition, Mo Ru Lane near Lukang Old Street is also quite famous. This extremely narrow lane can only accommodate one person at a time, which made me vividly experience the feeling of surviving in the cracks. 📌Tips for fun ✅Most of the shops in Lukang Old Street don’t open until 12 noon. We went there at 10 in the morning and the streets were deserted. Friends who want to go shopping and eat, remember to come and check in at mealtime. ✅The specialties of Lukang Old Street mainly include Changhua meat buns, Changhua meatballs, tofu pudding, etc. You don’t have to choose old brands specifically, the small shops on the street are just as delicious and cheap, you can give it a try. ✅The high school attended by the male and female protagonists in "You Are the Apple of My Eye" is also in Changhua City. You can take a direct bus from Lukang to get there, so you can stop by to visit.

#Taiwan City Attractions From Taichung, you can take a day trip to Lukang, stroll through the town, see historical sites, visit temples, and taste traditional snacks. ⭕️Lukang Old Street: The winding red brick alleys are lined with renovated old shophouses, integrating the old history of the town. There are not only ancient buildings, but also traditional snacks and cultural and creative products. ⭕️Lukang Tianhou Temple: also known as Lukang Mazu Temple, Lukang Meizhou Mazu Temple, and the Old Ancestral Temple, its predecessor was Lukang Tianfei Temple. In order to ensure safe navigation, believers gathered together to build the Lukang Tianhou Temple in 1591 to worship Mazu and use it as a place of spiritual sustenance. ⭕️Lukang Longshan Temple: Mainly dedicated to Guanyin Bodhisattva, it is the largest and best preserved building among all the Longshan temples in Taiwan, and is also a first-class historical site in Taiwan. ⭕️Mo Ru Lane: During the Qing Dynasty, Mo Ru Lane was originally a ditch where residents discharged sewage into the Old Port Ditch. It was not until the Japanese colonial period that red bricks and ditch covers were added to the ditch, gradually forming the current passage.