[2025 Chiayi County Attraction] Travel Guide for Taiping Old Street (Updated Jan)

Start your day in Yunlin at Taiping Old Street, where rustic charm meets nostalgic flavors. Explore its quiet alleys, traditional shops, and local delights. Then, head to Changhua’s Lukang Old Street, where history comes alive in its red-brick lanes and vibrant cultural treasures. Wrap up your adventure before heading back to Taichung for a cozy night’s rest. Two old streets, endless memories! Route Recommendation 1. Taiping Old Street, Yunlin 🚊 Fast Local Train: Taipei > Douliu (6:00 AM - 8:54 AM), walk 500 meters (10 mins) ⏰ Everyday 24/7 but most 🍡 I recommend local pizza and mochi ice cream 📍Location Old Street: No. 123, Taiping Rd, Douliu City, Yunlin County, 640 Mochi Ice Cream: No. 119, Taiping Rd, Douliu City, Yunlin County, 64051 Local Pizza: It's a stall one, I cannot find a location but it's on the same side as Mochi Ice Cream store, heading to the circle. 2. Lukang Old Street, Changhua 🚊 Fast Local Train: Douliu > Changhua 🚍 6933A, 6933, 6900, 6934: Changhua > Lukang Old Street (Cooperative Society) ⏰ 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM 🥞 I recommend to have a local cake and congee 📍Location Lukang Old Street: No. 3, Butou St, Lukang Township, Changhua County, 505 Local Cake: No. 19-7, Yaolin St, Lukang Township, Changhua County, 505 Local Congee: 505, Changhua County, Lukang Township, No. 34 🗒️Note - Take the same bus back to Changhua Station - I will also go back to spend a night in Taichung so I leave the old street a bit early to spend evening time in Taichung. #getgoing2025 #travel #localguides #trip #historicallandmarks #yunlin #deliciousfood #changhua #taiwan #onedaytrip #localfood #solotravel #solotrip

#freehotelstay Taipei old street is the best natural scenery for visit for tourists. Taiping is in Chiayi county that located at Meishan Mountain, many of tourists go there to hiking and relaxing with the natural view of the City. The view of Meishan Mountain is stunning because it is full of nature and fresh air and the place for Taiwanese people plant the tea at the top of the mountain.