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72 Hours in Taichung, Part 1 (Why?)

By: Taiwan Scene 2019-03-062019-03-07

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Taichung is an amazing place for the casual traveler looking to delve deeply, and for more than a few reasons. Taiwan Scene would like to share some tips on stuff to do in Taichung.

Taichung in a Day: An Exploration of Taiwan’s Central City

By: Taiwan Scene 2018-12-082019-02-11

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Taichung is quickly emerging as a sort of Taiwanese Chicago, an unpretentious working class town with deep historical chops, a serious art and culture scene, and an unusually quirky vibe.

A Dozen Things Worth Doing in Taichung

By: Taiwan Scene 2018-12-062018-12-11

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Located right in the middle of the Taiwan’s western coast, Taichung is a quick train ride from either end of the island and offers a serious art and culture scene and some great options for activities and snacking. Check out Taiwan Scene’s 10 Things to Do in Taichung.

Taïrroir, New Michelin star of Taiwan blends Chinese cuisine with western aesthetics

By: Taiwan Scene 2018-10-252018-11-07

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Taichung City native Kai Ho is a classically trained Chinese chef whose restaurant Taïrroir was recently awarded a single Michelin star. The name Taïrroir reflects Ho’s personal culinary ideals, blending the word Taiwan with the French Terroir, a term incorporating land, environment and ambiance.

Taichung: City on the Move

By: Taiwan Scene 2015-09-222019-03-15

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Long a city with an unusual hybrid blue-collar/academic character, serving the factories that powered Taiwan’s famed economic miracle and home to numerous universities, Taichung is fast reinventing itself as a city of dynamic cultural sophistication. Everywhere you look, it seems, you see cranes and crews putting up new buildings or fixing and prettying up old ones.