Changhua Travel Recommendations for 2024 (Updated in Apr)

The Remarkable Lukang Old Street

#winhkflight Address: No. 3, Butou St, Lukang Township, Changhua County, Taiwan 505 Highlights: The Lukang Old Street is a lovely walking street with houses built in the old style of Lukang. It consists of three streets paved with red tiles: Putou, Yaolin and Daoyou. These streets are dotted with shops selling all sorts of stuff from snacks and beverages to handmade art and tea sets. In between the shops one there are also private residences, so be careful not to stumble into one of those. You get to experience many old times toy, snack and play set of Taiwan. I am also interested in exploring vibrant street markets and enjoying a glimpse into Hong Kong's cultural diversity. #awesomepic #Taiwan #Culture

Lukang old street, Changhua

Lukang old street is a historical landmark in Changhua, top known activity to do is to “打香肠”，basically is to play a mini pachinko game to win yourself a bbq sausage. Along the old street, there are various cafes, visit points to visit such as “半边井” half-well, 摸乳巷 etc. It’s accessible from Changhua train station to Lukang old st by taking a bus for around 30mins. Recommend to hire a “guide-trishaw” to bring you around to understand more about Lukang. Address:No. 3號, Butou St, Lukang Township, Changhua Opens from 10am-6pm #tripstars

A must-visit waffle house in Lukang Old St

Lok-Lok waffle house is a must visit place located in Lukang Old St. This well-preserved architecture has been converted into a waffle house while you can chill in this shop for lunch etc. This architecture has a loft within while you can climb up to the second level to grab some photoshoots. There are also food and drinks available as well. You can find vintage items in this place too. Address: No. 34號, Dayou St, Lukang Township, Changhua #tripstars

Lugang old street in Taichung

#wheretogo step back in time and learn about Taiwan’s rich cultural heritage on a tour of LuGang old street. it is not a big place , it is full of many cultural monuments. walking through the old street is the best way to see the cultural and the lifestyle of the people living here. there are many small temples and shops around the area some are converted from those old houses . you could find most of the local delicacies in here . overall a very educated and earn about the Taiwan cultural in this trip. worth a visit when you are in Tainan. recommended 👍🏻 #awesomepic #tripmoments #couplestrip #taiwan

Must Visit Taipei Lungshan Temple

#wecreate The Lungshan Temple, also known as Lungshan Temple of Manka or Lungshan Temple of Taipei, is a renowned Buddhist temple located in the Wanhua District of Taipei, Taiwan. It is one of the oldest and most well-known temples in the city, attracting numerous visitors and worshippers each year. The temple was originally built in 1738 by settlers from Fujian, China, and has undergone several reconstructions and renovations over the centuries due to earthquakes and other natural disasters. The current structure dates back to 1919 and features a mixture of architectural styles, including traditional Chinese temple design with elements of Taiwanese and Western influences. Lungshan Temple is dedicated to Guanyin, the Buddhist goddess of mercy, but it also houses various other deities, including the Buddha, Confucius, and Matsu, the goddess of the sea. The temple serves as a religious and cultural center for the local community and is a place where people come to pray, make offerings, and seek blessings or guidance. Visitors to Lungshan Temple can observe the intricate and ornate decorations, such as dragon carvings, colorful roof tiles, and beautifully crafted stone and woodwork. The temple's main hall features a large statue of Guanyin surrounded by smaller statues of other gods and goddesses. There are also numerous smaller halls and prayer areas dedicated to different deities.

longshan temple

#taipei Longshan Temple is a well-known Buddhist temple located in Taipei. It is one of the oldest and most significant temples in the city. The temple displays some intricate architectural designs and beautiful craftsmanship. Inside the temple, we found various halls and altars dedicated to different deities, where visitors can make offerings, light incense, and pray. It is interesting to visit if you are around the area to appreciate the architecture.

The Experience in Taiwan Glass Gallery

#winhkflight Address: No. 30, Lugong South 4th Rd, Lukang Township, Changhua County, Taiwan 505 Highlights: The Taiwan Glass Gallery is an interesting place, they are a glass factory making various glass products, but they have opened this glass amusement park, it's well done and there are a good few things to see. They were giving glass-blowing demonstrations which was very interesting. There is a hall of mirrors, now that is a real weird walk through and you honestly walk into the mirrors but it was a lot if fun, included in the ticket price are some glasses, and a pair of slippers. Hong Kong also offers a fascinating glimpse into the world of glassmaking, which I feel I will be interested in.

And Taiwan Husheng Temple

#wecreate Taiwan Glass Gallery is established in Changhua Coastel Industrial Park by Taiwan Mirror Glass Enterprise Company Limited at 30 Lugong South 4th Road, Lukang Township and is open daily from 0800-1800. You can take 6936 from Taichung HSR station, the journey is around 90 minutes. It provides a free display platform for local glass artists to display their creations and works. The gallery offers visitors the opportunity to walk through a spectacular 72m glass tunnel, assembled from 3600 glass mirrors, but require visitors to tread softly and wear rubber slippers that is provided by the gallery. Entrance fee to the tunnel is NT 150, the slippers you wearing can bring back and a small gifts . The construction of the Glass Mazu Temple (Taiwan Husheng Temple) took five years and opened to the public at 2012. It is the only temple in the world made entirely of glass.

SCENES AND MEMOIRS

This wonderful place has a lot to offer one of my favorite is to watch the sunrise and the sunset. It is where the 3rd tallest statue of Buddha located, it has temple and parks where you can walk around and feel the breeze and see the view of Changhua County . Behind the Buddha is a tall pagoda and at the entrance is two Chinese lion guards and other statues related to their beliefs. Near the Pagoda is a pond full of big Koi Fish and Tilapias where in you can feed them the fish food is available in the vendo machine. The place also has vendo machines in different locations and food stalls inside and outside of the area.

very good point and location. enjoy your weekend. wish everything goes well.

Unwind at Tonight's Stars Leisure Farm

#winhkflight Leisure Farm with lots of animals from alpacas, bunnies, Guinea pigs, rabbits etc. Would recommend to visit in the morning of early spring/autumn when the weather is cooler 👍 You can purchase snacks for animals and interact with it to take beautiful photos 🥰 📍Tonight the Stars No. 428號, Section 1, Shipai Rd, Changhua City, Changhua County, Taiwan 500 Hope to visit Hong Kong and enjoy the scenery and food 😋

Tonight the Stars (今夜星辰)

Address: No. 428, Section 1, Shipai Rd, Changhua City, Changhua County, Taiwan Highlights: This place is quite near to TaiChung city, around 30minutes by car, and there is a free parking space at the attraction. There is a small zoo at this place and they are famous for the Alpacas! You may feed and interact with the Alpacas and also other animals, such as rabbits and deer. 😊 There are also some photo spots on the love themed. It would be great to visit here with your love ones 🥰 Ticket Price: NTD200 for adults, NTD60 for children below 140cm Opening hours: 10am to 5pm on weekdays (closed on Tuesday) 9am to 5pm on weekends Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ #createwithtrip #culturewalk #animalsfarm #instaworthy #lovestory