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Step 1
Arrive by air. Taichung does not have an international airport. However, it is only a short flight from all of Taiwan’s major cities. The airport is conveniently located a short taxi ride away from downtown.
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Step 2
Arrive by train. Taichung is a short ride from Taipei and is connected by high-speed and regular rail to all of Taiwan’s major cities.
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Step 3
Arrive by bus. Taichung is connected by both luxury and regular bus to all of Taiwan’s major cities. Taichung’s bus routes terminate both in the west end of the city and close to the train station. Visitors should pay attention to which station is indicated on their ticket.
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Step 4
Choose your hotel. Taichung has hotels to suit all budgets, from the incredibly expensive to very affordable. If you don’t already have a place in mind, English-speaking staff at the visitor’s center, located in the train station can help you out.
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Step 5
Select a form of transportation. Taichung has an excellent and cheap bus system that is easy to learn and staffed with friendly drivers. Scooters can be rented from shops near the train station. Taxis are not overly expensive, though fares will increase during nighttime.
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Step 6
Have a great time! Taichung’s nightlife and restaurants will keep you busy for days. If you need to get out of town, head east to the gorgeous mountains, located only a thirty minute drive away.
