The National Taichung Theatre is an iconic architectural masterpiece designed by world-renowned architect Toyo Ito. Its flowing, curved concrete structure, often described as "a building without corners" ,creates a unique visual experience that blends art, space, and modern creativity. During this stop, guests can enjoy a photo opportunity outside the building, capturing the striking exterior design, open plaza, and surrounding urban scenery. Although entry is not included in this tour, the exterior alone is widely admired for its innovative “Sound Cave” concept, where walls curve and merge seamlessly like natural caves. The theatre is known for hosting world-class performances, but even without going inside, its artistic form and elegant geometry make it a highlight of Taichung’s cultural landscape. Guests can take their time photographing the structure, exploring the outdoor art pieces, or simply appreciating the calming ambiance of the open space before continuing the journey.

Chun Shui Tang is famously recognised as the birthplace of Taiwan’s modern bubble tea culture. During this stop, guests have an opportunity to explore the shop, observe its traditional tea house atmosphere, and purchase drinks or snacks at their own expense. Chun Shui Tang is well-known for its carefully crafted drinks made from high-quality tea leaves brewed fresh each day. Popular selections include their original pearl milk tea, classic Taiwanese teas, fruit blends, and various speciality drinks. Many visitors enjoy watching the staff prepare drinks using precise shaking techniques that originated here decades ago. The shop also offers light meals such as noodles, snacks, and desserts, allowing guests to enjoy a brief rest and refresh themselves before continuing the tour. Whether you choose to try the authentic bubble tea or simply explore the environment, this stop offers a wonderful cultural experience deeply connected to Taiwan’s drink history.

Miyahara is one of Taichung’s most iconic spots, originally built as an ophthalmology clinic during the Japanese colonial period and later transformed into a beautifully restored dessert boutique. The building keeps its historic charm with high ceilings, brick walls, and elegant wooden shelves that resemble an old European library. Visitors can explore a wide selection of famous Taiwanese treats, including pineapple cakes, nougat, pastries, and premium chocolates, all packaged in beautifully designed gift boxes. One of the main highlights is Miyahara’s ice cream counter, known for its rich flavours and wide selection made from natural ingredients. Many travellers enjoy taking photos both inside and outside the shop due to its nostalgic and luxurious atmosphere. Whether you’re looking to enjoy a unique dessert, buy souvenirs, or simply take in the beautifully restored architecture, Miyahara offers a memorable and visually appealing experience suitable for all ages.

Rainbow Village is a small, colourful artistic settlement created by former soldier Huang Yung-Fu, who hand-painted walls, floors, and houses in vibrant patterns to save the village from demolition. Today, it stands as one of Taichung’s most cheerful and inspiring attractions. Visitors can explore vividly painted alleys filled with cartoon-style characters, animals, hearts, and playful designs. The bright colours and imaginative patterns create a surreal environment perfect for photography. Despite being small in size, the village carries cultural significance, symbolising creativity, resilience, and the power of art to protect a community. Guests can walk freely through the area, admire murals, purchase small souvenirs, and enjoy the uplifting atmosphere. The artwork changes periodically, as the creator continues to add new images over the years. With its charming and heartfelt surroundings, Rainbow Village offers a simple yet unforgettable experience full of colour and positivity.

Gaomei Wetlands is one of Taiwan’s most unique natural attractions, offering stunning views of coastal landscapes, wildlife habitats, and open skies. The area is known for its long wooden boardwalk stretching across the marshlands, allowing visitors to approach the tidal flats safely while observing the diverse ecosystem around them. The wetlands attract various bird species, making it a popular spot for photography and nature appreciation. During late afternoon, the site often provides beautiful lighting conditions, and on clear days the sunset view is considered one of the best in Taiwan, with reflections shimmering across the shallow water. Visitors can walk at their own pace, enjoy the sea breeze, or explore the visitor center’s exhibits that explain the environmental features of the region. The experience is both peaceful and visually striking, offering a refreshing contrast to the urban elements of the tour.