Things to do in Changhua

Jingcheng Night Market tantalises with charcoal-grilled sticky rice corn and black garlic chicken soup among diverse Taiwanese street foods. Arrive between 6 PM and midnight when the atmosphere peaks.

This towering 24-meter Great Buddha statue presides over serene gardens and Taiwan's longest elevated walkway. Arrive for late afternoon strolls to catch the sunset over Changhua City from the panoramic Skywalk.

Built in 1922, Taiwan's only operational railway roundhouse features a fan-shaped design with a central turntable. Watch mechanics direct locomotives into service bays for a glimpse of living railway history.

Yongle Night Market entices visitors with its diverse array of authentic Taiwanese street foods and local delicacies. Wander through the bustling stalls with cash in hand to sample freshly prepared regional specialities.

Established in 1738, Nanyao Temple features a rare blend of Chinese, Japanese, and Western architecture. Admire its intricate wood carvings and climb to the third floor for panoramic views of this Mazu worship centre.

You can spend an afternoon browsing the exhibits at Changhua Arts Museum in Changhua. While in this walkable area, find time to visit its shops.

Built in 1726, this historic Confucian temple showcases intricate architectural details including rare granite dragon columns. Explore the serene courtyards during morning hours when the atmosphere is most contemplative.

Kaihua Temple is just one of the places to see in Changhua, so why not enjoy the other things to explore during your travels? While in this walkable area, find time to visit its shops.