Taichung is Taiwan’s third-largest city, and it forms a unique slice of the country’s cultural landscape that begs exploration. Boasting a vibrant economy spurred by the proliferation of many small businesses, it is the city that witnessed the invention of bubble tea in one of the city’s many local teahouses. Visitors will not be left wanting of equally promising hotels in Taichung when they visit this unique locale. The Millennium Vee Hotel Taichung offers stunning luxury interiors and a welcome ambiance that makes this Taichung hotel an ideal option for business and leisure visits. Taichung Park is the city’s most iconic landmark, and it boasts an impressive historical legacy since its construction in 1903. It is home to the scenic Sun Moon Lake, which boasts an iconic pavilion that hearkens back to the time of the park’s initial construction. When visiting the park, you can rent a row boat that allows you to explore the breathtaking locale of the lake first hand. Or take a stroll through the cool and lush park grounds, flanked by tall and luxuriant trees that form a welcome emerald canopy over your head, while you enjoy the brightly-hued swathes of flowers that decorate the park’s expanse. Try and catch a music performance at the park’s outdoor music stage and take a glimpse into the area’s history with a visit to the pavilion and the cannon platform. The little ones will enjoy a romp in the children’s playground area and tennis buffs can even enjoy a game of doubles at the tennis courts onsite. So whether you’re craving a delightful stroll in serenity or are looking to breathe in the tranquil atmosphere of the lake, Taichung Park is your go-to haven for some relaxation.
Angela Fernando is an impassioned travel writer who composes pieces under the pen name Sumaira Narayan. She loves writing about new and exciting places around the world and intends to visit them all someday.