Stop at Rinan Railway Station, a historic wooden station along Taiwan’s coastal railway line. Learn about its unique architecture and the history of Taiwan’s railway development while enjoying the peaceful rural surroundings.

Visit the famous Dajia Jenn Lann Temple, one of Taiwan’s most important Mazu temples. Your guide will introduce the history and cultural significance of Mazu belief, and you will have time to explore the temple and surrounding Dajia Old Street, where you can experience local traditions, snacks, and religious atmosphere.

Dajia in Taichung is a historic town full of charm, where traces of the past can be seen along its old streets. With well-preserved buildings from the Japanese colonial era, traditional shops, and handicraft stores, visitors can experience a strong sense of nostalgia. The town is also an important center of faith in Taiwan. Dajia Jenn Lann Temple is a major pilgrimage site, especially during the famous Mazu pilgrimage held in the third lunar month. In addition, Dajia offers a variety of traditional snacks and handmade delicacies, making it a great place to enjoy both culture and cuisine. Whether traveling alone or with others, Dajia provides a unique and memorable experience.

Visit the A-Tsung Shih Taro Pastry Factory and join a hands-on DIY experience to make traditional Taiwanese taro pastries. Learn about local ingredients and baking techniques while creating your own souvenir to take home.