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A Travel Guide to Taoyuan City, Taiwan’s “Peach Garden”

Taoyuan City (桃園市, literally “Peach Garden City”) is most well-known as the location of Taipei (and Taiwan’s) main airport, Taoyuan International Airport .

While the majority of travelers to Taiwan pass through it, very few actually visit it. At most, some travelers stop at the excellent Xpark Aquarium , often on the way to or from the airport. But there is quite a bit more to Taoyuan than that!

The surprisingly large city boasts a long list of off-the-beaten-track sights, including night markets, fishing harbors, coastal wetlands, waterfalls, high mountains, restored Japanese-era buildings, Daxi Old Street , Hakka culture, and the bizarre collection of Chiang Kai-Shek statues at Cihu Mausoleum .

In this article, I’ll introduce Taoyuan’s popular and lesser-known attractions, how to get to them, where to stay in Taoyuan, what to eat there, and more.

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Taoyuan City Introduction

Taoyuan is in northwestern Taiwan, lying west of Taipei City , New Taipei City , and Yilan county, and north of Hsinchu county .

Originally the homeland of plains aboriginals, Taoyuan was later populated by migrants from China, who planted peaches there – hence the name Peach Garden.

Taoyuan developed quickly as a suburb of Taipei. It was originally part of Hsinchu county but became its own city in 1950. In 1979, the Chiang Kai-shek International Airport opened in Taoyuan, renamed Taoyuan International Airport in 2006.

Just like Taipei, Taichung , Tainan , and Kaohsiung , Taoyuan used to be a city and a county, but the two were merged in 2014. That’s why this “city” is now an expansive area that includes rural regions, mountains, and so on.

Taoyuan’s city centers of Taoyuan District (桃園區), Zhongli District (中壢區), and Longtan District (龍潭區) have a reputation for being a little gritty and industrial. Beyond the sprawling city center, though, the region boasts many natural and cultural wonders, as we’ll see below.

Taoyuan is known for its large resident population of Hakka people. Many Southeast Asian migrant workers also live there. Cheaper than Taipei, it is one of the countries fastest growing cities.

Getting to Taoyuan City

Most international visitors to Taiwan fly into Taoyuan International Airport, which is located to the north of Taoyuan City center and west of Taipei City. There are many budget flights to Taoyuan International Airport . I usually use this site to find the best deals on flights .

Most travelers ride the Airport MRT from Taoyuan Airport to Taipei City . But the same MRT also goes in the opposite direction, to Taoyuan High Speed Rail Station.

Taoyuan HSR Station is in Zhongli district center. The MRT ride from the airport takes 20 minutes. From there, visitors can quickly ride the HSR to cities down the west coast of Taiwan, including Taichung, Chiayi, Tainan, and Kaohsiung (Zuoying station). Buy discounted HSR tickets here and read my step-by-step guide to booking HSR tickets .

The regular (TRA) train also runs through Taoyuan City. Coming from Taipei, stops include Taoyuan, Neili, Zhongli, Puxin, Yangmei, and Fugang. It doesn’t go to the airport or HSR station. Learn more about reserving seats on TRA trains here .

There is no central transportation hub in Taoyuan connecting the Airport MRT, HSR, and TRA. While the Airport MRT and HSR meet at Taoyuan HSR station, the terminal station of the Airport MRT, Huanbei Station, is a 5 to 10-minute drive from the nearest TRA station, Zhongli station.

Xpark Aquarium is conveniently located right next to Taoyuan HSR Station. If planning a trip to anywhere else in Taichung, you’ll need to look up the individua directions – it may be easiest to get there by train, HSR, bus, or most often, a combination of the above. GoogleMaps directions are quite reliable.

Where to Stay in Taoyuan

The most common reason travelers stay in Taoyuan is because they have a very early or late flight to/from Taoyuan International Airport . For more info and options than I’ll provide here, see my guide to the best Taoyuan Airport hotels .

CHO Stay Capsule Hotel (see on Booking / Agoda ) is right inside Terminal 2, but it is pricey and often full.

Novotel (see on Booking / Agoda ) is the best hotel near Taoyuan airport. It’s a 3-minute drive from the airport and has its own MRT station, Airport Hotel station, one stop after the airport if coming from Taipei).

Backpacker’s Hostel (see on Booking / Agoda ) is the closest budget hotel to the airport. It’s a 5-minute taxi ride from the Airport of Kengkou MRT station (the last stop before the airport if coming from Taipei). There are dorms and double rooms.

Some people stay in Zhongli city center to be close to the HSR station , perhaps to get a night of sleep before catching the HSR to another city in Taiwan the next morning.

For a budget option near the HSR station, try Bluewater Hotel (see on Booking / Agoda ). COZZI Blue (see on Booking / Agoda ) is affiliated with Xpark aquarium and is an excellent, family-friendly hotel.

For exploring sights in Taoyuan, most travelers do it as a day trip from Taipei. If you do need to stay in Taoyuan city center for whatever reason, 191 Hotel (see on Booking / Agoda ) is a passable budget option or i hotel Taoyuan (see on Booking / Agoda ) is mid-range, both near Taouan TRA station.

Top Things to Do in Taoyuan

I’ll separate the below into attractions in Zhongli city center, Taoyuan city center, and Outside the City Center. Also click here for ideas on what to do at Taoyuan Airport .

Zhongli District

Zhongli’s top attraction for visitors is the new (opened in 2020) and impressive Xpark Aquarium . The aquarium is less than 10 minutes’ walk from Taoyuan HSR and MRT station.

It features multitudes of sea creatures as well as an enormous, highly Instagrammable water tank. Buy your tickets here online . You can even spend the night at Xpark ! Find out everything you need to know about visiting in my guide to Xpark Taoyuan .

Also close to Taoyuan HSR station is Gloria Outlets, where you get satisfy all your shopping needs, and the kid-friendly Taiwan High Speed Rail Museum (台灣高鐵探索館).

In February, you can see cherry blossoms at Juguang Environmental Park (莒光環保公園) in Zhongli.

Zhongli Night Market (中壢夜市, also called Xinming Night Market or 新明夜市) is the largest and best night market in Taoyuan. It takes place every evening and is a 5-minute drive or 15-minute walk from Huanbei station, the terminal station of the Airport MRT. (See my guide to the best night markets in Taiwan !)

Taoyuan District

Although Taoyuan is the city’s namesake district, travelers seldom go there. Here a few reasons you might want to consider it.

A short walk from Taoyuan TRA station, Taoyuan 77 Art Zone (桃園77藝文町) is a set of restored Japanese-era police dormitories. They now house some cute shops and cafés, plus some cherry blossoms (late-Feb to mid-March).

Taoyuan Martyrs’ Shrine and Cultural Park (桃園忠烈祠暨神社文化園區) is one of Taoyuan district’s most well-known attractions. The recently restored building is one of the best-preserved Japanese Shinto shrines in Taiwan. It’s a 6-minute drive from Taoyuan TRA station.  

Nearby, Hutoushan Park (虎頭山公園 or “Tiger’s Head Park”) as lovely city views and two beautiful temples.

Outside the City Center

Some of the top highlights of Taoyuan City lie outside of the city center, but you’ll need more time to reach them.

On the coast of Taoyuan, Xucuogang Wetland (許厝港濕地) is a great place to watch the sunset. With a crowd-free beach and wind turbines, it is reminiscent of the more popular Gaomei Wetland in Taichung. It is very close to the airport.

Zhuwei Harbor (竹圍漁港) to the north and Yongan Fishing Harbor (永安漁港) to the west are the go-to places for fresh seafood in Taoyuan.

Longtan Lake (龍潭大池) is a focal point of Longtan District, with pedestrian walkways to Nantian Temple (龍潭南天宮) on an island in the middle. Also in Longtan, Window on World (小人國主題樂園) is a theme park with miniature models of famous places around the world. Buy your tickets online here .

Daxi Old Street (大溪老街) is one of Taiwan’s best-known Old Streets. This daytime market with lovely heritage buildings is best visited on weekends. See the “Where to Eat in Taoyuan” section below for the best specialties.

Just south of Daxi, Cihu Mausoleum (先總統 / 蔣公陵寢) is the resting place of former dictator Chiang Kai-shek and his son Chiang Ching-kuo.

Next to it, Chiang Kai-shek Statue Park is one of the more bizarre attractions in Taiwan. There, hundreds of CKS statues that once stood across Taiwan are on display. Note that the park is closed for major renos as above mid-2023.

Also nearby, Daxi Blooming Oasis (大溪花海農場) features lovely flower gardens arranged in patterns.

Shimen Reservoir (石門水庫) is one of the largest in Taiwan and provides water for around 3 million people. The Shimen Reservoir Scenic Area (石門水庫風景區) is also a popular attraction among locals. There are paths around it and views of water shooting out from the dam.

Southeast Taoyuan is a wild region of forested mountains. Heading into the area, stop at Daxi Tea Factory (大溪老茶廠) to see an old tea manufacturing facility and buy local teas.

Xiao Wulai Skywalk (小烏來天空步道) has an exciting view suspension bridges and glass viewing platform of Xiao Wulai Waterfall (小烏來瀑布). There are several campgrounds in the area. Nearby, Xikou Suspension Bridge (新溪口吊橋) is another good one.

A long and winding road leads from around here to Dongyanshan National Forest Recreation Area (東眼山國家森林遊樂區). The park features some great hikes, waterfalls, and suspension bridges.

Even deeper in the mountains and further from civilization, Lalashan National Forest Recreation Area (拉拉山國家森林遊樂區) is one of the more remote forest parks in Taiwan, while Sileng Hot Spring (四稜溫泉) is one of the prettiest wild springs in Taiwan.

How to Plan Your Taoyuan Itinerary

Many travelers just make a small stop in Taoyuan on the way to or from Taoyuan International Airport, especially for Xpark Aquarium.

If you’re interested in visiting Shimen Reservoir, Daxi Old Street, and/or Chiang Kai-shek Statue Park , you can do these as a day trip from Taipei. Use GoogleMaps for bus directions to and between them.

If you have or rent a car , consider making the long but rewarding drive from Taoyuan to Yilan county on Highway 7, the Northern Cross Island Highway. Possible stops along the way include Daxi Old Street, Daxi Tea Farm, Xiao Wulai Waterfall, Dongyanshan, Lalashan, and Mingchi (in Yilan).

This is quite a long and winding drive, though, so you won’t be able to visit all of these in one day. Pick and choose a few of the stops, and check the driving times between them carefully.

When you meet Highway 7A (7甲) in Yilan, you can either go left to Luodong & Yilan City, right to drive all the way up to Hehuanshan , or take the road to Taipingshan , yet another great National Forest Recreation Area in Yilan. You may need to spend the night somewhere along the way if driving all the way from Taipei or Taoyuan’s city center.

What to Eat in Taoyuan

There are some fun food options at Taoyuan International Airport , including branches of two Michelin rated restaurants, as well as a restaurant that was featured on Netflix. Click here to see what they are .

Zhongli Night Market is Taoyuan’s largest and best night market. You can try the full gamut of Taiwanese street foods there, like sesame oil chicken (麻油雞 or mayouji ), deep fried chicken fillet (炸雞排 or zha jipai ), and braised foods (滷味 or luwei ).

There’s also the smaller Taoyuan Night Market (桃園觀光夜市) in Taoyuan District.

If you’re looking for something to eat around Taoyuan HSR station and Xpark, try 合點壽司 for yummy conveyor belt sushi choose from among these other restaurants in Gloria Outlets .

One of Taoyuan’s culinary highlights is the chance to try authentic Hakka food. Local expats based in Taichung rave about the Hakka food at the very rustic Papa’s Secret Lover (阿爸的情人) near Zhongli Night Market.

Daxi Old Street (大溪老街) is the best place to try a wide variety of Hakka street foods. Don’t miss the dried tofu (豆乾 or dougan , this shop is especially famous), malted peanut candy (麥芽花生糖, try here or here ), and dessert tofu (豆花 or douhua , try here ).

For fresh seafood, head to Yongan Fishing Market or Zhuwei Fish Harbor on the coast. Vegetarians and vegans see here .

Taoyuan Events

The best place to see cherry blossoms in Taoyuan is Lalashan, especially around Loving Farm Guesthouse . They usually bloom from late February to early March, and are followed by peach blossoms from March to April.

In April and May, tung blossoms (油桐花), which look like snow when falling down from the trees, can be seen in Taoyuan. Try Tonghua Alley , Dakeng Tonghua Trail , or several more locations listed here . Also in April, the Taoyuan Calla Lily Festival usually takes place here .

In summer, there used to be the Taoyuan Hot Air Balloon Festival in June at Shimen Reservoir, but unfortunately the event is no longer taking place from 2023 on. Try the Taitung International Hot Air Balloon Festival in Luye, Taitung county instead.

From late summer to mid-autumn, the Hakka Expo usually takes places in locations across Taoyuan, highlighting aspects of local Hakka culture.

Around Christmas , you can see lots of Christmas lights at Gloria Outlets. On New Year’s Eve , Taoyuan has a fireworks display of its own. In 2022, it was held at Longtan Lake.

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Located in the northwest of Taiwan Island, Taoyuan County overlooks the mountains and faces the sea. Whether it's the plateau or the urban area, there is always a poetic place for you to visit, amidst the natural scenery and cultural geography. The main scenic spots include Shimen Reservoir, Jiaoban Mountain Park, and Hu toushan Park. As for cultural attractions, they are mainly concentrated in the东南部乡镇 of Daxixi, Longtan, Fuxing, etc., such as Daxixi Old Street, Li Tengfang Ancestral Home, Qiming Temple, Lotus Seat Mountain Guanyin Temple and other historical sites, as well as the famous Daxixi Bean Curd and wood crafts. The Beixiao Highway is the most wonderful tourist route in this county, which connects Cihu, Jiaoban Mountain Scenic Area, Dongyanshan Forest Recreation Area, Xiaowulaifengjingquan and Badaguan Mountain Nature Reserve, as well as Galaha Hot Springs. During the summer when the water蜜桃 is in season, you can enjoy a big meal.

Taoyuan County is not only endowed with natural resources but also rich in cultural heritage. The people of Taoyuan are known for their hospitality and frugality. When you visit Taoyuan, you will find that the local snacks are especially delicious, such as the famous Daxixi Bean Curd. In addition, Taoyuan is also a good place for shopping. The local handicrafts, such as wood carvings and stone carvings, are well-known.

Taoyuan is also one of Taiwan's important agricultural areas. The main crops include rice, sugar cane, tea and tobacco. The fertile soil and abundant rainfall make it an ideal place for farming. In addition to traditional crops, Taoyuan is also famous for its fruit cultivation industry, especially for watermelons. Every summer when the watermelon is in season, large quantities of watermelons are exported to other regions.

As an important transportation hub in Taiwan, Taoyuan is convenient for both land and air transportation. There are highways and railways passing through the county. In addition, there are also many scenic spots and historical sites along the way that are worth visiting.

In general, Taoyuan County is a place with rich natural resources, profound cultural heritage and convenient transportation. It is an ideal destination for both travel and tourism.

The official currency in Taiwan is the New Taiwan Dollar (TWD or NTD). When traveling to Taoyuan, having a UnionPay card is very convenient as 80% of ATMs in Taiwan accept UnionPay. You can withdraw TWD directly using your UnionPay card at convenience stores like 7-Eleven and FamilyMart or at post offices. As of now, the exchange rate is approximately 1 CNY = 4.97 TWD (please check current rates). Taiwan’s regulations for incoming travelers are: up to 60,000 TWD can be brought in; there are no restrictions on the amount of USD brought in but amounts over 10,000 USD must be declared; amounts of CNY over 20,000 must also be declared with any excess sealed by customs until departure. It's recommended to exchange TWD at Taipei Airport or your hotel, not in Hong Kong due to poor rates. International credit cards like Visa, Mastercard and UnionPay are widely accepted. Some shops accept CNY.

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Dressing guidelines.

Taichung has mild winters from December to March, averaging around 18°C. Pack pants, long sleeves and a medium-weight jacket. Summers from May to October are hot and humid, with temperatures steady around 27°C. June to August sees highs around 32°C. Light pants or shorts with short sleeve shirts work well. Bring a thin extra layer like a jacket or sweater for cool evenings or windy days.

On hot sunny days, don't forget a hat, sunglasses and sunscreen. Umbrellas help in sudden storms too. Pack clothes that dry quickly if caught in rain. Locals dress casually, so shorts, skirts, t-shirts and sandals are comfortable for exploring Taichung's neighborhoods and markets on foot. Check the forecast to confirm, but packing layers for Taichung's fluctuating conditions ensures you'll stay cool while enjoying all the city has to offer.

Safety considerations

Taiwan offers Youth Travel Cards specifically for domestic and foreign travelers aged 15-30. The cards provide discounts on attractions, transportation, hotels, dining, and shopping to encourage youth tourism.

Eligibility: - Ages 15-30 with valid ID showing proof of age

Getting a card: - Free of charge - Bring passport, entry permit, or other identification - Complete on-site application at select locations

Locations: - Major transit hubs like Taipei Main Station, airports, metro stations - Tourism centers in Taipei City - Taipei Youth Volunteer Center

Use: - Cards issued in 2006-2008 remain valid until December 31, 2015.

Taiwan warmly welcomes young visitors. Apply for a Youth Travel Card on arrival to unlock savings across the country and fully experience Taiwanese culture, cuisine, and adventure as a youth traveler.

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52. Jhongli Zhongzheng Park

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56. Laojie Xipan Xinshi Park

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Taoyuan City Guide, “Journeying Through the Heart of Northern Taiwan”

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(Taoyuan City Guide)

Your Gateway to the Allure of Northern Taiwan

Introduction: Unlocking the Charm of Taoyuan City

Located in the northern reaches of Taiwan, Taoyuan City beckons travelers with a symphony of cultural richness, natural beauty and modern charm. Often overshadowed by its leading peers, Taoyuan stands as a hidden gem, promising a tapestry of experiences that fascinate the senses and leave an indelible mark on those who dare to embrace it.

Your gateway to Northern Taiwan, Taoyuan City exudes a unique blend of old-world charm and contemporary vibrancy. From the moment you step onto its territory, you are greeted with the warm hospitality that is characteristic of Taiwanese culture. With a backdrop of rolling hills, tranquil parks and signs of urban development, Taoyuan invites you to explore the heart of this island nation.

Various Cultural Heritage , The history of Taoyuan City is engraved in the ancient streets, each cobblestone containing stories of bygone eras. A historic residential district, Daxi Old Street showcases well-preserved Japanese colonial-era architecture and invites travelers to wander through teahouses and artisan shops. Cihu Mausoleum pays homage to Taiwan’s past, offering a contemplative space surrounded by stone sculptures reflecting the country’s journey through time.

Natural Wonders , Nature lovers will find solace in the embrace of Taoyuan. Yangming Sports Park, a vast green space, provides an oasis for rest and relaxation, while the Daxi Flower Sea bursts into a kaleidoscope of colors during the annual flower festival. Taoyuan seamlessly combines city living with natural escapes, offering a balance that appeals to visitors’ diverse preferences.

Modern Miracles , For those looking for contemporary experiences, Taoyuan does not disappoint. Taoyuan International Baseball Stadium reflects the spirit of Taiwan’s love of baseball and provides an exciting atmosphere during games. The Window in China Theme Park offers an interesting journey around the world without leaving Northern Taiwan, with miniature replicas of global landmarks.

Culinary Delicacies , No Taoyuan City exploration would be complete without indulging in its culinary treasures. From the distinctive aroma of Daxi’s stinky tofu to the diverse offerings at the city’s night markets, local cuisine reflects Taoyuan’s eclectic nature. Each bite is a journey into the heart of Taiwanese flavors and leaves a lasting impression on your taste buds.

In this comprehensive guide, we’ll navigate the complex fabric of Taoyuan City, uncover its hidden gems, provide insider tips, and ensure your journey through this paradise of Northern Taiwan is nothing short of extraordinary. Join us as we embark on a fascinating adventure that will reveal the magic of Taoyuan City, one of Taiwan’s best-kept secrets.

Brief Guide on Getting to Taoyuan City

1. arriving at taoyuan international airport:.

Your journey to Taoyuan City usually starts from Taoyuan International Airport (TPE), Taiwan’s main international airport. Located approximately 40 kilometers west of Taipei, the airport serves as an important gateway to the northern part of the island. Upon arrival, you will find a variety of transportation options to reach Taoyuan City, including buses, taxis and private transfers. The airport’s well-signposted terminals make navigation easy for travelers, and English signs are widely available to assist international visitors.

2. Airport Transportation Options:

There are various modes of transportation available from Taoyuan International Airport to take you to Taoyuan city. The airport is well connected to the city center with a bus network serving different destinations in Taoyuan. Taxis are available outside the arrival terminals for a more direct and personalized transfer. Taxis provide a convenient door-to-door service, and the journey to Taoyuan City takes approximately 30 to 40 minutes depending on traffic conditions. There are also private car services and rental car options for those who prefer more flexibility in transportation.

3. High Speed Train (HSR) Connection:

Although there is no high-speed rail station in Taoyuan City, passengers can easily access the High Speed Rail (HSR) network from the airport. A special shuttle bus known as Taoyuan Airport MRT connects to HSR Taoyuan Station, and Taoyuan to Taipei . The journey is efficient and takes about 20 minutes. You can then catch high-speed trains from HSR Taoyuan Station to various cities in Taiwan, providing a seamless connection for those planning to explore other parts of the island.

4. Exploring Taoyuan City:

Once you arrive in Taoyuan City, you will find a well-organized local transportation system, including buses and taxis, making it easy to navigate the city and explore its various attractions. Additionally, Taoyuan is strategically located for further exploration of Northern Taiwan. Whether you’re interested in cultural landmarks, natural escapes, or modern tourist attractions, the city’s central location and accessible transportation options pave the way for a comfortable and enjoyable travel experience.

Where to Stay in Taoyuan: A Guide for Families and Tourists

For families seeking convenience, Taoyuan’s vibrant city center offers a wide range of hotel options, from international chains to boutique accommodations, placing you close to night markets, shopping areas and transportation hubs. If you prioritize proximity to Taoyuan International Airport, there are several hotels in the surrounding area that offer shuttle services, allowing those catching early or late flights to make their commute hassle-free.

Family-friendly accommodation options are plentiful in Taoyuan, offering spacious accommodations, playgrounds and family-oriented activities for families with children. Nature lovers can find quiet retreats near Yangming Sports Park or Daxi, providing a peaceful getaway while still being within reach of the city. Budget-conscious travelers can ensure a comfortable stay without straining their budget by exploring affordable options scattered around the city center and surrounding districts.

For those interested in cultural interaction, accommodations near historical sites such as Daxi Old Street offer the opportunity to explore Taoyuan’s rich heritage. Luxury travelers looking for luxury can pamper themselves at high-end hotels, both international chains and boutique establishments, offering world-class services, exquisite cuisine and luxurious amenities. When choosing accommodation, consider factors such as online reviews, proximity to transportation, family-friendly amenities, and current promotions or package deals for a personalized and enjoyable stay in Taoyuan.

Discovering the Culinary Delights of Taoyuan: A Gastronomic Journey

The culinary scene in Taoyuan, Taiwan is a tapestry of exquisite flavors that reflect the region’s rich cultural diversity. From street food to local specialties, there is a wide variety of dishes that fascinate the palate and offer a unique dining experience.

Stinky Tofu , No culinary journey in Taoyuan can be done without trying the famous Stinky Tofu. A beloved local specialty, this fermented tofu dish is famous for its tangy aroma and distinct taste. The tofu is deep-fried to perfection, giving it a crispy exterior while remaining soft and delicious on the inside. It is often served with sauerkraut or other condiments, offering a sensory adventure that many find surprisingly delicious.

Ba-wan (Taiwanese Meatball) , A local favorite, Ba-wan is a Taiwanese dumpling wrapped in a translucent, chewy dough made from a mixture of sweet potato starch and rice flour. The filling typically consists of pork, bamboo shoots, and shiitake mushrooms, creating a delicious and satisfying bite. Ba-wan is often enjoyed with sweet and savory sauce, adding an extra layer of flavor to this delectable treat.

Dan Zai Noodles , Originating from the Daxi region of Taoyuan, Dan Zai noodles are a noodle soup dish consisting of flavorful broth, ground meat, and various sauces. The unique aspect of this dish is the addition of a concentrated, flavorful sauce that enhances the overall taste. The combination of chewy noodles and rich broth makes Dan Zai noodles a comforting and authentic local experience.

Taoyuan Night Market Delicacies , Taoyuan’s lively night markets are a treasure trove of culinary delights. From grilled skewers to bubble teas, these markets offer a feast for the senses. Grilled squid, oyster omelettes, and a variety of bao (steamed buns) are popular choices. Night markets provide the perfect opportunity to explore the diversity of Taiwanese street food while immersing yourself in the lively atmosphere of the local community.

Local Fruit , Taoyuan’s favorable climate and fertile soil make it an ideal region for growing delicious fruits. Guava, wax apples, and pineapples are among local favorites. These fruits are not only refreshing, but also highlight the agricultural richness of the region. Visitors can enjoy fresh fruit at local markets or try fruit-based desserts for a sweet and healthy snack.

In Taoyuan, local cuisine reflects a harmonious blend of tradition and innovation. Different flavors and culinary craftsmanship contribute to a dining experience that is both unforgettable and original. Exploring the diverse range of cuisines in Taoyuan is not only a culinary adventure, but also a cultural exploration that allows you to savor the essence of this vibrant city in every bite.

How to Arrange Your Itinerary for Taoyuan

Planning an unforgettable Taoyuan itinerary that appeals to families and fellow tourists alike involves striking a balance between cultural explorations, scenic escapes, and modern experiences. Start your journey by visiting cultural landmarks such as Daxi Old Street and Cihu Mausoleum, which offer insights into Taiwan’s rich history. Families can enjoy bonding moments in family-friendly accommodations, while others may prefer options with easy access to the city center for convenience.

Nature lovers can weave in peaceful moments at places like Yangming Sports Park or the vibrant Daxi Flower Sea, which blooms every year. Add a modern twist to your itinerary by catching a baseball game at Taoyuan International Baseball Stadium or going on an interesting adventure at Window on China Theme Park.

When choosing accommodation, consider family-friendly accommodations for those traveling with children or explore nature retreats for a peaceful experience. Budget-conscious travelers can choose affordable options scattered around the city, while those looking for luxury can choose high-end hotels for first-class comfort.

No Taoyuan itinerary would be complete without sampling local delicacies like stinky tofu and wandering through the bustling night markets for an authentic taste of Taiwanese cuisine. Your Taoyuan itinerary combines a wide range of experiences, providing a well-rounded and enjoyable exploration, making it a memorable trip for families and fellow tourists alike.

Exploring Taoyuan’s Live Events for Families and Tourists

A city rich in cultural diversity and modern vibrancy, Taoyuan hosts a variety of events throughout the year that appeal to families and other tourists alike. These events offer a unique opportunity to explore local culture, celebrate traditions and create lasting memories. Here’s a guide to some of Taoyuan’s live events suitable for families and tourists:

1. Daxi Lantern Festival:

Timing: Usually held during the Lantern Festival (February/March) Description: Experience the magic of the Daxi Lantern Festival, where colorful lanterns light up the night sky, creating a mesmerizing display. Families can enjoy traditional performances, cultural events and enjoy festive snacks.

2. Taoyuan Hakka Yimin Festival:

Timing: Occurs every year in September Description: Immerse yourself in Hakka culture during the Yimin Festival, featuring traditional music, dance and Hakka cuisine. Families can participate in hands-on workshops that offer an enjoyable mix of fun and cultural discovery.

3. Taoyuan Hot Air Balloon Festival:

Timing: Usually occurs in June and July Description: Elevate your Hot Air Balloon Festival experience where colorful balloons fill the sky. Families can enjoy balloon rides, cultural performances and a range of exciting activities while taking in the picturesque views of Taoyuan.

4. Taoyuan Flower Festival:

Timing: Done in spring (April-June) Description: Witness the blooming beauty of Taoyuan during the Flower Festival, featuring stunning flower displays, garden exhibits, and family-friendly activities. It is an ideal event for nature lovers and those who want to embrace the charm of spring.

5. Taoyuan Lantern Festival:

Timing: Celebrated during the Lunar New Year Description: Join the festive atmosphere of the Lantern Festival in Taoyuan, marked by dazzling lantern displays, traditional performances and a lively parade. Families can enjoy the vibrant cultural atmosphere and participate in a variety of celebratory events.

6. Taoyuan Arts Festival:

Timing: Usually held in autumn Description: Discover Taoyuan’s creative side at the Arts Festival, featuring exhibitions, performances and interactive art installations. Families and tourists can interact with local artists and enjoy the dynamic art scene in the city.

7. Dragon Boat Festival Celebrations:

Timing: Occurs in June Description: Experience the excitement of the Dragon Boat Festival celebrations in Taoyuan, where dragon boat races, traditional customs, and delicious zongzi (rice dumplings) are part of the festivities. Families can witness live races and participate in cultural activities.

These events showcase the vibrant spirit of Taoyuan, offering families and other tourists the chance to interact with the local community, experience traditional customs, and enjoy the dynamic cultural scene of this fascinating city in Northern Taiwan. Check the specific dates and details of these events to plan your visit for an enriching and memorable experience.

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2-Day Taoyuan Itinerary | Top Activities for a Satisfying Weekend Getaway

One of the best places to go in Taiwan for a weekend getaway is Taoyuan . The city is only 40 minutes outside Taipei and offers an abundance of nature escapes and shopping experiences. This 2-day Taoyuan itinerary is loaded with some of the region’s most scenic and popular attractions. This guide can help take the stress out of planning a trip to Taoyuan , guaranteeing an unforgettable holiday!

Getting Around Taoyuan

Most people who visit Taoyuan ’s city center choose to explore the area on foot. Getting to areas outside the city, however, is easy also. Taxis are a cheap way to travel in Taoyuan , and for Chinese speakers, buses may serve as excellent transportation. Guests traveling to nature reserves and tourist attractions in the outlying parts of the area can hop around on trains, as most of them have stations near the most popular touristy activities. Braver adventurists may want to rent a motor scooter. Those heading to rural areas will want to make sure the tank is full, as fuel stops are harder to come by the further you roam outside the city.

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Day 1 Taoyuan Itinerary | City Tour

Since getting around Taoyuan is so simple, tourists can’t miss the attractions in city center. These attractions can’t be missed and offer both outdoor activities and modern delights.

• Hutou Mountain Park (Hutoushan Park) – An oasis in the middle of the city, Hutoushan Park offers well-paved hiking paths, shady picnic spots and several can’t-miss monuments and landmarks. One of the most popular features of the park is Caterpillar Flower Tunnel, and guests won’t want to pass up the Fountain of Raindrops and the three ecological ponds.
• Zhuwei Fish Harbor – visitors simply must get to the coast during a trip to Taoyuan , and Zhuwei Fish Harbor is the perfect place. The area has been featured in a local television drama, and the rainbow bridge exudes romance. Oh, did we mention the food??? That’s really the reason most people visit Zhuwei Fish Harbor . Guests can watch fishermen haul in their catches and have them cooked up by vendors on the street!
• Taoyuan Tourist Night Market – when the sun goes down, Taoyuan Tourist Night Market lights up! The market is the best place to see shopkeepers in action, buy souvenirs and eat street food until you drop.

Day 2 Taoyuan Itinerary | Tour Daxi District & Shopping

A trip to Taoyuan wouldn’t be complete without exploring the historic Daxi District , named by the Tourism Bureau of Taiwan in 2012 as one of the country’s Top 10 Small Tourist Towns. The region sits south of Taoyuan city center and offers stunning scenery dotted with historic and modern landmarks. Shopping also is a popular activity in Taoyuan . With so many things to do, it may be tough to squeeze sightseeing and shopping into one day, but with some pre-planning, visitors can see the best of Daxi and make it to town in the evening to pick up some souvenirs.

• Xiaowulai Skywalk – this glass-bottom suspended walkway spans over a Xiao Wulai Waterfall and is one of the region’s most scenic attractions. Besides the breathtaking walkway, the area features walking trails and scenic views over gorges and mountainous terrain.
• Chiang Kai-shek Statue Park (Cihu Memorial Sculpture Park) – stroll through more than 150 statues of Chiang Kai-shek, famed politician and military leader. At least 100 of the statues are made of bronze, and besides the monuments, the park is filled with walking paths, historic buildings and a beautiful stream.
• Daxi Old Street – once the center of trade in Taoyuan , Daxi Old Street now is regarded as one of the best places to get to know locals and admire the architecture left over from Japanese occupation. Incredible street food is another huge draw to Daxi Old Street .
• Daxi Tea Factory – as educational as it is tasty, Daxi Tea Factory gives visitors a glimpse into the tea-making business through a museum and restaurant.
• Zhongli Tourist Night Market – ten minutes from Zhongli Station is where visitors will find Zhongli Tourist Night Market . The market features a little bit of everything and is famous for scrumptious Taiwanese dishes like onion pancakes, fried squid and unique tofu treats.
• Tai Mall – guests needing a little retail therapy in a modern setting will appreciate a stop at Tai Mall . It’s the largest shopping center in Taoyuan and features designer shops, international restaurants and an IMAX theater.
• Metro Walk Shopping Center – for a one-stop shopping experience that even includes an amusement park, Metro Walk Shopping Center is the place to go! This upscale mall has everything from electronics stores to a supermarket.

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Taiwanese Secrets Travel Guide

Explore Taoyuan County in Northern Taiwan

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Travel Information About Taoyuan County

Taoyuan County is arguably most famous for housing Taiwan’s largest airport (Taoyuan International Airport), which is where most people fly into from abroad.

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Taoyuan County isn’t the hottest touristic destination in Taiwan, but there’s more than enough to see for a day or two. It’s a decent place to get some South Asian cuisine, especially in  Zhongli City , where immigrants from that region commonly come to  Formosa  to make a living.

Rendered in English, Taoyuan means “peach blossom garden”, though the flowers are no longer grown there. Because many foreign travelers and businessmen get stranded in Taoyuan from time to time, there’s a surprising number of foreigner-friendly and more refined cafes and restaurants, shopping and department stores; there’s even an IKEA!

Excursions a bit outside of Taoyuan City make things more interesting, such as  bungee jumping  in Fuxing Township or getting custom-made fish at Shimen Dam (all of these locations are reachable via train).

Taoyuan County Attractions

Things to do in taoyuan city.

ZhongZheng Road Shopping Taoyuan claims to have the first shopping mall ever built in Taiwan, but I’m not sure who to believe on that one. Anyway, starting from Taoyuan’s railway station is the ZhongZheng Road Commercial District, with a distinctly modern feel, packed with department stores, high-end shopping, coffee and tea stops, boutique shopping and more. The district stays lively until late into the night, and is a great stop for the commercial-minded.

Taoyuan County

Bungee Jumping The surprisingly respectable Taiwan Bungee Jumping Club operates out of Taoyuan County, and the experience can be yours as well. Lush green surroundings make Taoyuan an ideal place to feel as though you’re jumping to your doom only to be whisked back up in a fit of elasticity.

To organize a jump, contact the club; their website is  http://bungy.com.tw/ . The site is all in Chinese, but if you give them a call they’ll be able to help you find an English-speaker. The jumps usually take place in Fuxing Township, deep in the middle of the mountains.

Shimen Reservoir A dam-cum-theme park is Shimen Reservoir, also in Taoyuan County. It’s a massive food-control and water supply dam. Around the area, besides checking out the natural beauty of the dammed area itself, there are gardens and food stands where you get to pick how they cook the fish straight out of the lake. There is also a three kilometer bike path, which is a great way to take in the scenery.

Getting Around Taoyuan City / County

Bumming around the downtown area of Taoyuan City is easily done  on foot . If you need to make it across town for other attractions,  taxis  are really cheap.  Buses  are available and fairly comprehensive, but difficult to navigate if your Chinese skills aren’t up to par. Making it to places outside the city are best done on Taiwan’s efficient  trains , which stop in nearly every city and township.

My favorite way to travel in the mountains of Taoyuan County is by  scooter or motorbike . You can go wherever you want, whenever you want. Make sure you always have some petrol in your tank as there aren’t that many gas stations outside the big cities and towns. If you ride at night in the mountains, be extra careful – many Taiwanese ride/drive under the influence in those parts. You can  rent a scooter  for as little as 350NT$ per day around Taoyuan Train Station.

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Eating in Taoyuan

Shimen Fish The Shimen Reservoir (mentioned above) is supposed to be home to elusive fish that have grown stronger and meatier after the dam transformed their habitat from river to lake. The local chefs are famous for employing a wide range of cooking methods to give the fish distinctive tastes.

I once bought a fish by the side of the road near the dam and barbecued it at my campground and it was…  totally disgusting  – a real mess! I don’t know what I did wrong but the thing was so water and just tasted like… dead fish! I had another try at it a year later (this time at a restaurant) and it was delicious and tender!

Secret Garden Breeze Cafe Stylized as a Mediterranean coffee house, the Secret Garden serves up coffee and European dishes near the ZhongZheng Road Commercial District. No. 92, Section 1, Sanmin Road, Taoyuan City

Feebie’s Pizza Feebie’s has a wonderful atmosphere, a bar with a decent selection of drinks, karaoke (KTV), delicious pizza, calzones, nachos, chicken wings, caesar chicken wraps, and tons of other western foods. 155 ZhongHua Rd., Taoyuan City, Taiwan 

Taoyuan Tourist Night Market Nearly every decent-sized city in Taiwan has a night market, and Taoyuan is no exception. Night markets remain the best option for a wide sampling of Taiwanese cuisine, and the Hakka aboriginal people of Taoyuan will provide some interesting twists on the canon of edibles. BeiBu Rd. between ZhenKang 1st and ZhenKang 2nd Streets

Restaurants around ZhongZheng Road District This district has plenty or Taiwanese / Chinese restaurants. It’s one of the best places to go for a late night snack or drink in Taoyuan City.

Taoyuan Nightlife

As a tourist, one of the best things to do at night in Taoyuan is to  walk aimlessly around ZhongZheng Road District  near the train station. If you feel like having a (very) cheap drink, don’t be shy to get yourself a beer at a 7-11 and drink it right outside. (They usually have patio tables set up on the sidewalk for that purpose.) This area of Taoyuan City has many restaurants where alcohol is sold. Expect to pay around 80NT$ for a big Taiwan Beer.

Another cool spot to have a bite or drink at night is the  Taoyuan Tourist Night Market .

If you’re looking for bars, lounges, nightclubs, discos, you’d better head for Taipei City.  Read more about  Taipei’s nightlife  here .

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Accommodation in Taoyuan

I’ll try to give you as much information about accommodation in Taoyuan as I possible, but  Hotels Combined  has much, much more info than Taiwanese Secrets. Visit their site to check room rates and availability, make a reservation or look at the exact location of each hotel on a nice Google map. Hotels Combined also offers hotel discounts sometimes.

Holiday Inn Express – From 1506NT$  – 3 Star Hotel Modern high-rise hotel only 20 minutes away from Taoyuan International Airport. Extra convenient downtown location, breakfast buffet, wireless internet throughout the hotel, close to Taoyuan Night Market and other attractions and shopping venues. 1039 Chuenr Road, Taoyuan City, Taiwan  Check the price for a room at the Holiday Inn Hotel .

Monarch Plaza Hotel –  From 3600NT$  – 5 Star Hotel A business hotel ideal for airport hangers-on, the Monarch is surprisingly well put together for the little town of Taoyuan. Rooms start at around NT$3600 per night, and there are all kinds of facilities – fitness center, business center, eating center, etc. No. 300, Chuang Ching Rd., Sec. 1, Taoyuan City Check availability and fare for this hotel .

The Yorker Hotel  –  From 3600NT$  ( Don’t know how many stars ) A hip (or trying to be, at least) boutique hotel in Taoyuan with rooms starting at NT$3,600 for the night. It’s relatively close to the train station and right in the commercial district. No. 58, TaiShan Street, Taoyuan City

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Taoyuan Transportation

The  Taiwan Railway Association (TRA) trains  will be the cheapest and most convenient option, especially if you’re looking to stop at surrounding towns. Taoyuan also has tons of  buses  running to and from Taipei as it’s only an hour or so away. The train station and airport are full of companies operating these.

Furthermore, Taoyuan has a stop along the  Taiwan High-Speed Rail   (HSR) network , which gets you to your destination fast. However, the HSR station is a bit far from the city center.

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Other Destinations in Northern Taiwan

Fulong  –  Hualien  –  Taroko Gorge  –  Taipei  –  Danshui  –  Ilan  –  Sanxia

Beitou Hot Springs  –  Wulai  –  Yingge

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