Top Parks in Taichung

I highly recommend bringing a packed lunch. There are some lovely spots to sit and eat, and it'll save you from overpriced snacks in the park.

Don’t forget to wear comfortable shoes! The paths are great for walking but can be long if you want to explore everything

I recommend renting a bike if you're up for it! It's a fun way to see more of the park, but make sure to check the bike availability ahead of time. I had to wait a bit.

Try to visit on a weekday if you can. The weekends can get pretty crowded, which makes it hard to take nice photos without loads of people in the background.

I suggest downloading a map of the park beforehand, just in case the Wi-Fi is spotty. Some areas can be a bit confusing, and having a visual helps you save time wandering.

Check out the art installations scattered throughout the park. Some are really unique and make for great Instagram shots. You might miss them if you're just walking fast!

Grab a bike from one of the rental spots nearby! It's a fun way to explore the whole stretch of the Calligraphy Greenway without wearing your legs out. Just be mindful of bike lanes

Don't skip the little food stalls around the area. I found some awesome street food that was super affordable and delicious. Perfect for a snack while you're walking around!

My advice is to take some time to relax on the benches near the pond. It’s a nice spot to chill and watch the turtles, plus it’s a great way to recharge before continuing your stroll!

If you're on a budget, pack your own snacks and water. The food options are a bit pricey, and I found picnic spots with great views for a perfect break.

My advice is to bring some snacks or a light lunch. The café options are kinda limited and can be pricey, plus eating outdoors is super nice.

I recommend visiting around 4 PM. It gets less crowded, and you can catch the sunset, which is really pretty in the park. Plus, the weather is cooler then!