Things To Do
in Taoyang

A large public square with fountains, sculptures, and a light show, perfect for outdoor relaxation and people-watching.

An ancient bridge surrounded by picturesque scenery, ideal for leisurely walks and photography.

A vibrant street with traditional architecture, shops, and food vendors, offering a lively outdoor experience.

Guan Yin Shan offers a magnificent view of Taoyuan and is particularly spectacular at night when the city lights up.

Daxi Old Street provides a charming backdrop for photos with its traditional buildings, including the iconic Daxi Bridge.

Cihu offers beautiful lakeside views and a tranquil atmosphere, making it a great spot for nature photography.

Tender chunks of pork belly slow-cooked in a savory soy-based sauce, offering a perfect balance of sweet and salty flavors. Best enjoyed at Lao Fangzi Restaurant.

Must-Try!

Steamed soup dumplings filled with juicy pork or crabmeat, creating an explosion of flavors in every bite. Visit Din Tai Fung to savor these delectable morsels.

A hearty bowl of hand-pulled noodles in a rich, fragrant broth with succulent beef slices. For an authentic experience, head to Dadong Beef Noodle.

In Taoyang, it is important to respect hierarchical structures, such as deferring to elders and showing respect to authorities and leaders.

When offering gifts, it's important to use both hands and to present the gift with humility and respect, acknowledging the recipient's position and status.

In Taoyang, respecting personal space is important; it's polite to give others physical space and avoid overly familiar gestures or intrusive behavior.

The majority ethnic group in Taoyang, representing the largest portion of the population.

Includes various minority groups such as Hui, Miao, and others who make up a smaller percentage of the population.

Includes expatriates and foreign workers living in Taoyang for employment or study, constituting a small but notable demographic.

Taoyang caters well to vegetarians, with many eateries offering delicious meat-free dishes such as vegetable stir-fries, tofu-based specialties, and flavorful Buddhist-style vegetarian cuisine.

While veganism is less prevalent, some restaurants and cafes in Taoyang provide vegan options like tofu-based desserts, fresh fruit smoothies, and hearty vegetable soups to satisfy plant-based diets.

Those with gluten sensitivities can explore gluten-free alternatives such as rice-based noodles, steamed dishes, and naturally gluten-free Chinese snacks available in local markets and select restaurants.