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I Spent Five Days at T-Life Hostel—Here’s What I Did
Stinky tofu, “Rainbow Grandpas,” virtual reality bicycles and more.
By Madeline Perreard.
Continue reading3 Weeks at T-Life
After spending two weeks quarantined in a small hotel room where the only other life form I spoke with face to face was a police officer asking for my passport, it’s needless to say that I was starved for human contact.
Continue readingBest vegetarian restaurants in Taichung 最棒的幾間台中素食餐廳
Taichung is a wonderful city for food and you absolutely don’t have to miss out if you are on a vegetarian/vegan diet.
Taichung’s Cat Cafes
After an exhausting busy itinerary of sight seeing spots, travellers in Taichung might benefit from a quiet sit down and relax with some furry feline friends. Luckily for you cat lovers T-Life is in a convenient location for visiting many of Taichung’s best cat cafes.
Continue readingA Mini Adventure at Sun Moon Lake
When people talk of Taiwan, one of the places that will certainly come up in discussion is Sun Moon Lake; renowned as a picturesque getaway in the central Nantou county of Taiwan. It is a beautiful place where you can enjoy the highlights of natural Taiwan at its best.
Continue readingT-Life Tasty Treats
One of the many things that Taiwan is renowned for is its food. Its unique geographical position and rich history have resulted in a delicious culinary heritage that the world is coming to deeply appreciate. Continue reading
Dadun Cultural Center
Taichung is home to many creative spaces, centers, and public art. The Dadun Cultural Center is open to the public and features a variety of creative spaces including galleries and exhibitions rooms, a public library, classrooms, a cinema, performance halls….the list goes on. Because it is free to attend and hosts interesting events as well as art collections, it’s another great way to interact with art and other cultural activities in Taichung.
Continue readingNational Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts
There is a lot to see at the National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts and with two major exhibitions currently on display, it’s a perfect time to go. The museum is (and its exhibitions) free and open to the public. Located off of the intriguing Calligraphy Greenway, it makes for a perfect cultural and artistic afternoon in Taichung City.
Continue readingTaichung International Dance Parade & Festival
This weekend marks the start of the 2018 Taichung International Dance Parade and Festival.
This is the third year that the festival is taking place and it has been a popular celebration to attend for citizens of countries around the world.The streets of Taichung are flooded with performances focusing on promoting Taichung to international travelers.
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