Things to do in Changhua

A place full of innocence The Rainbow Village was created by a retired veteran grandfather when he was bored. Later, it became well-known and became a must-visit attraction in Taichung. Many people think that the transportation here is not very convenient, but I think it is quite convenient. After all, Taichung’s public transportation is free within ten kilometers. The Rainbow Village does not charge admission

Fengjia Night Market should be regarded as the most popular night market in Taichung. Both tourists and locals like to go there to find food, especially on weekends. The night market spans the entire block, and shops on side streets will be cheaper.

[Taiwan Island Tour] Lukang Old Street: Literary style, old-fashioned flavor, large and small temples can be seen everywhere on the street ~ Accompanied by Luo Dayou's "Lukang Town", it seems to have nothing to do with modern times. Pious people pray and make wishes, and it seems to hear the sound of wind and rain in the distant years...

Lugang Lao street was amazing, if you love historical temples architecture here’s the place you should visit, there are more than a hundred temples around Lugang. Street foods are cheap as well. 😀

The best Taiwan of Fine arts museum, very good quality, easy to access with MRT train station,with highest level , love this place, recommended to join ,🥲🫠😚😉😚😉🙃😉🙂

The theatre is quite big and hosts a variety of shows including operas and musicals. The sound and lighting systems are good.

Not only food, but also clothes and other miscellaneous goods are plentiful. There are many shops nearby, including department stores and private shops. It's a place you can enjoy not only at night but also during the day.

A Quatrain on Lukang Mazu Temple An ancient temple overlooks the bay, its incense offerings flowing from Meizhou Island to distant forests. The intricate carvings of Southern Fujian artisans are exquisite, the sacred cauldron forever bearing witness to compassion. Sailing boats once moored along the shore, divine grace protecting merchants for millennia. Shared incense traditions connect the strait, kindness and tolerance are priceless. **Brief Explanation:** Lukang Mazu Temple is a renowned Mazu temple in Taiwan, inheriting ancient Southern Fujian architectural techniques. In ancient times, it protected merchants crossing the sea, its incense offerings continuing for centuries. It inspires people that compassion and kindness are the foundation of character. The cultural heritage and incense offerings of both sides of the strait share a common origin; only with a kind heart can all things proceed smoothly.

When I first came to Taiwan in 2012, I was actually here just to trace my roots to Luo Dayou's well-known song "Lukang Town". That's why I took the train and then the bus during my trip around the island and came to Lukang, Changhua. I didn't expect to go to Mo Ru Lane, which became a hot topic because of its name. At that time, I didn't know why this ordinary passage, which was much narrower than a normal street, was given this somewhat unpresentable name, but after I came back and searched on Baidu, I understood the real meaning. It turned out that this was an alley with a history of more than 200 years. Because it was narrow, only one person could pass through. If two people crossed each other, it was inevitable that they would have physical contact, so it was nicknamed "Mo Ru Lane". But the more practical and closer to the truth reason is that according to the local older generation, the reason why this alley is so narrow is mainly because the local residents try to reduce the distance between houses in order to block the strong sea breeze. But there is attraction only when there is a topic. Now this name that does not explore the truth has indeed successfully brought in crowds.

I had a great time with my friends at Sun Moon Lake. It’s convenient that I booked the activities here in Trip.com.