Taichung

Taichung’s Fine And It’s Not Just The Weather

By Russ McClay ⋅ July 29, 2008 ⋅ Post a comment Post a comment

Taichung is the third largest city in Taiwan and is located in the heart of the island. Many convenient forms of transportation, along with fine weather, which is pleasant and sunny throughout the year, make Taichung a highly desirable place to live. This well-known city boasts central Taiwan’s largest national science and fine arts museums, which complemented by frequent art and music festivals, cements Taichung’s reputation as a leading center of learning and culture. Taichung is also a hotspot destination for tourists from around the world with nearby sightseeing spots such as Sun-Moon Lake ( 日月潭 ), Xitou ( 溪頭 ), Hehuan Mountain ( 合歡山 ), and Alishan ( 阿里山 ), all of which are easily accessible from Taichung’s central location. Thus, from any angle one looks at Taichung, it is Taiwan’s most attractive place to study and travel.

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3 comments for “Taichung’s Fine And It’s Not Just The Weather”

  1. Here’s a post as an unregistered visitor to test the captcha.

    Posted by Russ McClay | August 1, 2008, 2:31 PM

  2. I have to agree. I have lived in Taichung for 8 years and seen many sunny clear days when 2 hours away in Taiopei oier Kaohsiung , the weather is crap. I see typhoons on TV in the North or South as I’m strill doing business as usual.
    http://www.englishintaiwan.com

    Posted by Dio | October 11, 2009, 11:38 AM

  3. I have to agree. I have lived in Taichung for 8 years and it does boast great festiavls and vcenues…Weather???? I have seen many sunny clear days when 2 hours away in Taiopei or Kaohsiung , the weather is crap. I see typhoons on TV in the North or South as I’m strill doing business as usual.
    http://www.englishintaiwan.com

    Posted by Dio | October 11, 2009, 11:40 AM

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