Taiwan, the slow way south
Misty lake mornings, breakfast beef soup in Tainan, a banyan tree that swallowed a warehouse, and harbour sunsets in Kaohsiung. One relaxed outing each morning, a proper rest every afternoon, and a lot of eating in between.
- 桃園TaoyuanLand ~13:00
- 台中Taichung1 night
- 日月潭Sun Moon Lake2 nights
- 台南Tainan2 nights
- 高雄Kaohsiung2 nights, fly home
Eight days
The week in one table
No more than about 2.5 hours at the wheel on any day. Back at the hotel by 3–4 pm to rest.
| Day | Sleep in | Morning | Afternoon | Evening | Drive |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 · Sat 28 | Taichung | Fly SIN → TPE | Collect car, drive to Taichung | Dinner, theater at night | ~2.5 h |
| 2 · Sun 29 | Sun Moon Lake | Miyahara, Greenway | Puli lunch, up to the lake | Lakeside stroll | ~2 h |
| 3 · Mon 30 | Sun Moon Lake | Boat hop: Xuanguang, Ita Thao | Rest, spa or pool | Special dinner by the lake | 0 |
| 4 · Tue 1 | Tainan | Ropeway | Chimei Museum | Dadong Night Market | ~3 h |
| 5 · Wed 2 | Tainan | Beef soup, Anping | Rest, Hayashi | Shennong Street | Taxi |
| 6 · Thu 3 | Kaohsiung | Congee, drive south | Pier-2 Art Center | Love River boat, Liuhe Night Market | ~1 h |
| 7 · Fri 4 | Kaohsiung | Fo Guang Shan | Rest | Ruifeng or Cijin | ~1.5 h |
| 8 · Sat 5 | Home | Slow breakfast | Return car, fly 13:10 | Home ~17:30 | ~20 min |
Land and roll into Taichung
A travel day kept deliberately light: land, collect the car at the airport, and an easy freeway drive to Taichung with one rest stop on the way.
- MorningFly Singapore → Taoyuan Map
About 4.5 hours. Book the bulkhead bassinet row and feed the baby on take-off and landing to ease ear pressure.
4300streetcar · CC BY 4.0 - ~13:00Immigration, bags, SIM cards
Pick up eSIM or a local SIM at the arrivals hall counters. Change a little cash (NT$) for night markets; most small food stalls are cash-only.
Meutnake Ah ManHO · CC0 - ~14:00Collect the rental car at the airport
Rental counters are in the arrivals halls. Allow 30–45 minutes for paperwork and the walk-round. Fit the infant seat, set up phone navigation, and do 10 minutes of slow laps in the car park to get used to driving on the right.
Alexander Migl · CC BY-SA 4.0 - ~14:45Drive south on Freeway 3
About 2 hours, around 150 km. Freeway 3 is quieter than Freeway 1 and avoids Taipei traffic. Stay in the middle lane, and let the passenger handle navigation.
Benlisquare · CC BY-SA 4.0 - ~15:45Rest stop at Qingshui Service Area Map
A hilltop service area overlooking the Taichung coast with clean toilets, nursing rooms and a food court. Stretch, feed the baby, and swap drivers.
Bahnfrend · CC BY-SA 4.0 - ~17:00Check in and rest
Use the hotel car park. Unpack only what's needed for one night.
michael spadoni · CC0 - 18:30Dinner near the hotel
Xitun has malls with food courts that suit everyone. Have the first bubble tea of the trip.
Wpcpey · CC BY 4.0 - 20:00National Taichung Theater at night Map
Toyo Ito's opera house has no straight walls. Free to wander in; the rooftop garden is open in the evening.
Theserious · CC0
Driving today
- Taoyuan airport → Taichung ~150 km on Freeway 3.
- You'll be tired after the flight: one rest stop, no rushing, aim to arrive before dark (sunset ~17:10).
- Avoid Taipei: don't follow any sat-nav route north into the city.
- Photograph every side of the car at pick-up.
Baby & grandparents
- Gate-check the stroller; you'll have it right at the aircraft door.
- Nursing rooms in Taoyuan's arrivals hall.
- Grandparents: aisle seats near the bassinet row.
Good to know
- Taiwan's online arrival card should be done before you fly.
- Load an EasyCard at any 7-Eleven for small purchases and parking.
Ice cream, then up to the lake
A sweet morning in Taichung, lunch near the Greenway, tea tasting at an old tea factory in the hills, and the first sight of Sun Moon Lake by late afternoon.
- 09:30Miyahara Map
A 1920s eye clinic turned dessert palace with Harry Potter-style bookshelves. Ice cream with pineapple-cake or cheesecake toppings, plus beautifully boxed gifts. Doors open around 10; arrive early on a Sunday. Paid car parks are a short walk away.
Ralff Nestor Nacor · CC BY-SA 4.0 - 10:30Sun cakes and the original bubble tea
Pick up sun cakes, Taichung's flaky honey pastry, for the road. Chun Shui Tang Map claims to have invented pearl milk tea; its Siwei branch is the original.
Ralff Nestor Nacor · CC BY-SA 4.0 - 11:00Calligraphy Greenway Map
A long, shaded park strip with cafés and design shops. Flat and stroller-friendly.
Dquai · CC BY-SA 4.0 - 12:00Lunch in Taichung
The Greenway and nearby Shin Kong Mitsukoshi Map have plenty of family-friendly restaurants, from braised pork rice to hotpot, with nursing rooms in the mall.
黃 zero · CC BY-SA 2.0 - 13:00Drive towards the lake
About 1 hour 15 minutes on Freeway 6, then Provincial Highway 21 past Puli. Tunnels and mountains, easy and well-lit. Good point to swap drivers.
OnionBulb · CC BY-SA 4.0 - 14:15Sun Moon Old Tea Factory Map
A 1950s tea factory in the hills above the lake that still makes organic black tea. Walk through the old drying and rolling floors, taste Red Jade and Assam teas side by side, and try the black-tea ice cream and pastries in the café. Mostly indoors, about an hour.
舟集 Boattoad · CC BY-SA 4.0 - 15:30Last stretch to the lake
About 15 minutes of gently winding road. Take it slowly; it's the first look at the water.
舟集 Boattoad · CC BY-SA 4.0 - 16:00Check in, rest
Ask for a lake-view room on a higher floor.
Dquai · CC BY-SA 4.0 - DuskShuishe boardwalk Map
A flat waterfront walk as the lights come on across the water. Dinner in Shuishe village or at the hotel.
Dquai · CC BY-SA 4.0
Driving today
- Taichung → Puli ~55 km, Puli → lake ~20 km.
- Tolls are charged automatically and settled when you return the car.
- Scooters swarm city junctions. Never turn right on red; watch the scooter waiting boxes.
Eat today
- Miyahara ice cream
- Sun cakes
- Pearl milk tea
- Pineapple cakes from Miyahara
- Black-tea ice cream at the tea factory
If it rains
- Skip the Greenway. Miyahara, the mall and the tea factory are all indoors.
A whole day on the lake
No packing, no driving. Boats between piers, snacks at every stop, a long afternoon rest and a special dinner by the water.
- 06:30Sunrise on the water Map
Everyone: a stroller or carrier walk along the flat Shuishe boardwalk as the mist lifts. Optional for one adult while the others mind the baby: rent a bike for an hour and ride the lakeside path towards Xiangshan, including a boardwalk that floats over the water. Back for breakfast.
rheins · CC BY 3.0 - 08:00Lake-view breakfast
The mist usually lifts around now.
阿道 · CC BY-SA 4.0 - 09:30Boat pass from Shuishe Pier Map
A one-day pass lets you hop Shuishe → Xuanguang → Ita Thao → Shuishe. Boats run about every 30 minutes, are covered, and have bench seats.
Webbyj · CC BY-SA 3.0 - 10:00Xuanguang Pier tea eggs Map
The lake's most famous snack: eggs simmered for hours with mushrooms and black tea. Short stairs up to Xuanguang Temple if anyone fancies it.
Dllu · CC BY-SA 4.0 - 11:00Ita Thao village Map
Home of the Thao people. Graze on millet mochi, grilled mountain-pork sausage and fresh fruit along the main street, then an early lunch.
Abasaa · Public domain - 13:30Back to the hotel
Baby naps. Spa slot or pool time while the others take turns on baby duty.
Dquai · CC BY-SA 4.0 - 16:30Golden hour by the water
Best light for family photos is the last hour before sunset (about 17:10).
Jimmy Kao · CC BY-SA 3.0 - 18:00Special dinner by the lake
Table booked at the hotel with a lake view. Early seating keeps the baby on schedule.
Dquai · CC BY-SA 4.0
Driving today
- The car stays parked all day. Boats and the hotel shuttle do the work.
Eat today
- Tea eggs at Xuanguang
- Red Jade black tea, grown on the slopes around the lake
- Millet mochi and mountain sausage in Ita Thao
Baby & grandparents
- Bring the carrier for the boats; leave the stroller at the hotel.
- Pack a warm layer: it's windy on the water.
If it rains
- Boats still run in light rain. In heavy rain, drive 10 minutes to Xiangshan Visitor Center or Wenwu Temple, both covered.
Over the ridges, down to Tainan
A cable car over the mountains, then the long drive of the trip, broken up by a palace-sized museum just outside Tainan.
- 09:00Sun Moon Lake Ropeway Map
Seated gondolas glide about 1.9 km over the ridges with the lake opening up below. Round trip under an hour. Stroller fits in the cabin.
CEphoto, Uwe Aranas · CC BY-SA 3.0 - 10:30Buy tea to take home
Red Jade black tea from a lakeside tea shop. Then check out.
舟集 Boattoad · CC BY-SA 4.0 - 11:00Drive south
About 2.5 hours, mostly Freeway 3. Stop at a freeway service area for lunch; Taiwan's service areas have clean toilets, nursing rooms and decent food courts.
OnionBulb · CC BY-SA 4.0 - 14:30Chimei Museum Map
A white palace on a lake with fountains and a sculpture bridge. Inside: European paintings, one of the world's biggest violin collections, natural history and arms. Lifts throughout. Closed Wednesdays, which is why it's today.
Deon · CC BY-SA 2.0 - 17:00Drive into Tainan
About 25 minutes. Use the hotel car park and leave the car there tomorrow.
Koika · CC BY-SA 3.0 - 18:00Dadong Night Market Map
One of Tainan's biggest night markets, open only on Mondays, Tuesdays and Fridays, so tonight is the night. About 10 minutes by taxi from the hotel; leave the car parked after the long drive. Go at opening before the crowds. Try sweet potato balls, spicy duck blood and Spanish mackerel stew. Keep it to an hour if everyone is tired.
LH Wong · CC BY-SA 2.0
Driving today
- Evening: taxi to Dadong; the car stays at the hotel.
- Lake → Chimei ~190 km. Swap drivers at the service-area lunch stop; nobody drives more than about 1.5 hours at a stretch.
- Chimei has a large free car park.
- Speed cameras are everywhere on freeways; the limit is usually 100–110 km/h.
Baby & grandparents
- Plan the drive around the baby's nap; leave right after a feed.
- Wheelchairs and baby-care rooms at Chimei.
If it rains
- The ropeway may pause in strong wind or storms. Swap for Xiangshan Visitor Center, then head off earlier.
Tainan, the food capital
Taiwan's oldest city. Breakfast soup at dawn, Dutch forts, a warehouse eaten by a tree, and lanterns at night. Leave the car parked; taxis are faster in the old lanes.
- 07:30Beef soup breakfast Map
Raw slices of the morning's local beef, cooked at the table by boiling broth. A Cun on Baoan Road is the best-known; many shops close once they sell out, so go early.
Sinchen.Lin · CC BY 2.0 - 09:30Anping Old Fort Map
The 17th-century Dutch Fort Zeelandia. Brick walls, a lookout tower and banyan-shaded grounds.
CEphoto, Uwe Aranas · CC BY-SA 3.0 - 10:15Anping Tree House Map
A merchant warehouse abandoned for decades until banyan roots grew through the walls and roof. Raised walkways lead you through and over it.
Mk2010 · CC BY-SA 4.0 - 11:00Anping Old Street Map
Shrimp rolls at Chou's Map, a bowl of douhua at Tongji Map, candied fruit to take away.
Mx. Granger · CC0 - 13:00Hotel rest
Everyone naps.
xiquinhosilva · CC BY 2.0 - 15:30Hayashi Department Store Map
Southern Taiwan's first department store (1932), restored with its vintage lift and a rooftop Shinto shrine that survived wartime strafing. Best spot for local crafts and edible souvenirs.
Lchung9779 · CC0 - 17:30Danzai noodles at Du Hsiao Yueh Map
The shop that made this tiny bowl famous: shrimp broth, minced pork, one prawn. Order two each. Coffin bread nearby at Chikan Map if anyone has room.
Wpcpey · CC BY 4.0 - 19:00Shennong Street Map
A narrow, lantern-lit Qing-era street of wooden shophouses turned tea houses, dessert shops and craft stores. Baby in the carrier.
lumoplank · CC0
Driving today
- Car stays in the hotel car park. Old-town lanes are narrow and street parking is scarce.
- Use Uber XL or two taxis; every stop is 10–20 minutes away.
Eat today
- Beef soup
- Shrimp rolls and douhua
- Danzai noodles
- Coffin bread
If it rains
- Keep Hayashi; add Tainan Art Museum Building 2 Map, a striking white building with indoor galleries.
Harbour city
A short drive south to Kaohsiung: harbour warehouses full of art, a stained-glass metro station and a sunset boat on the Love River.
- 08:00Milkfish belly congee Map
Tainan's other classic breakfast. A Tang's salty congee is a local institution and opens before dawn.
姜 明雄 · CC0 - 10:00Drive to Kaohsiung
About 1 hour on Freeway 1. Drop bags at the hotel.
OnionBulb · CC BY-SA 4.0 - 12:00Lunch, then papaya milk
Kaohsiung's signature drink. The Kaohsiung Milk King Map has been blending it since the 1960s.
bryan... from Taipei, Taiwan · CC BY-SA 2.0 - 13:00Hotel rest
ABOVE THE SKY · CC BY-SA 4.0 - 15:30Pier-2 Art Center Map
Old harbour warehouses turned galleries, design shops and giant outdoor sculptures. The Kaohsiung Music Center across the water has wave-shaped buildings. Flat and stroller-friendly with paid parking.
Anav Rin from Gushan, Kaohsiung, Taipei · CC BY 2.0 - 17:00Love River boat Map
A gentle 20-minute cruise timed for sunset (about 17:10) as the bridges light up.
SSR2000 · CC BY-SA 3.0 - 18:00Dome of Light Map
Formosa Boulevard metro station's ceiling is one huge stained-glass artwork. A 10-minute taxi from the river.
Ralff Nestor Nacor · CC BY-SA 4.0 - 18:30Liuhe Night Market Map
A 3-minute walk from the Dome of Light. Open every night, spacious and easy with a carrier. Dinner by grazing: seafood skewers, braised duck, and papaya milk from Zheng's stall, which has been blending it since 1965.
Jonashtand · CC BY-SA 4.0
Driving today
- Tainan → Kaohsiung ~50 km.
- Evening: leave the car at the hotel and take a taxi for the river, Dome of Light and Liuhe.
- Kaohsiung's roads are wide and calmer than Taipei's, but watch the light-rail tracks around the harbour.
Baby & grandparents
- Pier-2 and the riverside are smooth for strollers.
- Metro stations all have lifts.
If it rains
- Pier-2 has indoor galleries. Dream Mall Map has a rooftop Ferris wheel and a big food court.
Pagodas and a night market
A morning at one of Taiwan's grandest temple complexes, a rest, then the night market or a seafood dinner on an island across the harbour.
- 08:30Drive to Fo Guang Shan
About 40 minutes. Large free car park.
Huicheng1967 · CC BY-SA 4.0 - 09:15Fo Guang Shan Buddha Museum Map
An avenue of eight pagodas leads to a 108-metre bronze Buddha. Covered walkways, free wheelchairs and strollers, and very quiet on a weekday morning.
Zairon · CC BY-SA 4.0 - 12:00Vegetarian lunch on site
Excellent, inexpensive and calm.
Allervous · CC BY-SA 4.0 - 13:30Back to the hotel to rest
Photographyplayers ( Harvard Hsieh ) · CC BY 2.0 - 17:30Option A: Ruifeng Night Market Map
The locals' night market. Go at opening before it packs out. Grilled squid, cheese potatoes, fried chicken, fresh fruit. Closed Mondays and Wednesdays; Friday is perfect.
Bahnfrend · CC BY-SA 4.0 - 16:30Option B: Cijin Island Map
Park at Gushan and take the 5-minute ferry, or drive through the cross-harbour tunnel. Ride a bike or trishaw along the beach, climb to the lighthouse Map for the view, then a seafood dinner on Cijin's seafood street where you pick the catch and how it's cooked.
Jonashtand · CC BY-SA 4.0
Driving today
- Fo Guang Shan ~30 km each way.
- For Ruifeng, take a taxi; parking nearby is tight on Friday nights.
Eat today
- Fo Guang Shan vegetarian lunch
- Night-market grazing or a Cijin seafood feast
- Last papaya milk
If it rains
- Fo Guang Shan is mostly under cover. Swap the evening for Dream Mall's food court.
Slow morning, fly home
One last breakfast, return the car at the airport, and home in time for a normal bedtime.
- 08:00Slow breakfast
Last chance for a Taiwanese breakfast: soy milk and egg crêpes at any neighbourhood breakfast shop.
Heeheemalu · CC BY-SA 4.0 - 09:30Pack and check out
Snacks and tea in hand luggage, liquids in checked bags.
Heeheemalu · CC BY-SA 4.0 - 10:15Refuel and return the car Map
Fill up nearby, then return at the airport. Staff check for damage and settle tolls; allow 20–30 minutes.
Matt8830 · CC BY-SA 4.0 - 11:00Check in for CI757
China Airlines, Kaohsiung → Singapore, departs 13:10 and lands 17:30.
龍本 · CC BY-SA 3.0
Driving today
- Petrol stations are full-service: say "95, full". Card or cash.
- Photograph the car at return, just as at pick-up.
Baby & grandparents
- Request the bassinet again at check-in.
- KHH is small and easy; nursing room past security.
The eating list
Seventeen things to taste before we fly home, in trip order. Tick them off as you go.
Battlesnake1 · CC0 Pearl milk tea珍珠奶茶Taichung, where it's said to have started. Day 1–2.
Connie Ma (fickr user "ironypoisoning") · CC BY-SA 2.0 Sun cake太陽餅Taichung. Flaky pastry, malt-honey centre. Day 2.- Miyahara ice cream宮原眼科Taichung. Pick a cake topping. Day 2.
- Pineapple cake鳳梨酥Taichung. Miyahara's boxes make great gifts. Day 2.
Dllu · CC BY-SA 4.0 Tea eggs茶葉蛋Xuanguang Pier, Sun Moon Lake. Day 3.- Red Jade black tea紅玉紅茶Sun Moon Lake. Cinnamon and mint notes. Day 3–4.
- Millet mochi小米麻糬Ita Thao. Thao indigenous snack. Day 3.
Ianbu · CC BY-SA 4.0 Sweet potato balls地瓜球Dadong Night Market. Puffed, hollow and chewy. Day 4.Sinchen.Lin · CC BY 2.0 Beef soup牛肉湯Tainan, at breakfast. Day 5.- Shrimp rolls蝦捲Anping. Crisp, best eaten hot. Day 5.
- Douhua豆花Anping. Silky tofu pudding in syrup. Day 5.
Wpcpey · CC BY 4.0 Danzai noodles擔仔麵Tainan. Small bowl, big flavour. Day 5.
Riblet15 · CC BY-SA 4.0 Coffin bread棺材板Tainan. Fried toast box of creamy chowder. Day 5.姜 明雄 · CC0 Milkfish belly congee虱目魚肚粥Tainan breakfast. Day 6.- Papaya milk木瓜牛奶Kaohsiung's signature drink. Day 6–7.
Bahnfrend · CC BY-SA 4.0 Night-market grazing夜市Dadong (Day 4), Liuhe (Day 6), Ruifeng (Day 7).- Cijin seafood feast旗津海產Pick the catch, choose how it's cooked. Day 7.
Famous shops can sell out or change hours. Check the Google Maps listing the day before.
Driving ourselves
We're driving ourselves the whole way. The route suits it well. Three things to sort out: the paperwork before we go, the right size of car, and leaving it parked in Tainan's old town.
Self-drive all 8 days
- Collect the car at Taoyuan airport on Day 1, return it at Kaohsiung airport on Day 8.
- One-way rental, so a drop-off fee applies.
- Total about 600 km over the week.
Making Day 1 easy
- Book the earliest comfortable flight so you drive in daylight.
- Sleep well the night before; the driver skips the in-flight movie.
- Set the hotel as the destination before leaving the car park.
Booking the car
- Book now: 9-seaters with infant seats are limited.
- Choose zero-excess insurance and register every adult who will drive.
- Confirm the pick-up counter is in your arrival terminal.
What every driver needs
- International Driving Permit from AA Singapore, about SGD 20 and same-day. Bring your licence, passport and 2 passport photos.
- On pick-up: original Singapore licence, IDP, passport, and a credit card in the main driver's name.
- A Singapore licence alone is not accepted. An IDP is valid for 30 days after arrival.
- We're taking turns, so every adult who drives needs their own IDP and must be named on the rental agreement.
- Some rental companies set an upper age limit for drivers; check it when booking if the grandparents will drive.
The car
- 5 adults, a car seat and luggage need a 9-seater van (Hyundai Staria class). A 7-seater leaves almost no boot space.
- Book a rear-facing infant car seat; Taiwan law requires one for babies under 1.
- Tolls are recorded automatically and charged at return.
- Full insurance with zero excess is worth it for scooter-heavy streets.
Driving in Taiwan, for Singapore drivers
- Drive on the right; the car is left-hand drive and the indicator and wiper stalks are swapped.
- No turning right on red. Scooters filter everywhere; check mirrors before every turn.
- Kerb colours: white = park, yellow = brief stop, red = no parking.
- Speed cameras are frequent and well signposted.
Where the car sleeps
- Taichung: hotel car park on Day 1; paid lots near Miyahara on Day 2.
- Sun Moon Lake: hotel parking; unused on Day 3.
- Tainan: hotel car park, taxis on Day 5.
- Kaohsiung: hotel car park; taxi to Ruifeng.
Every leg
| Day | From → to | Distance | Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Taoyuan airport → Taichung | ~150 km | ~2 h |
| 2 | Taichung → Puli → Sun Moon Lake | ~75 km | ~1.5 h |
| 4 | Sun Moon Lake → Chimei → Tainan | ~200 km | ~3 h |
| 6 | Tainan → Kaohsiung | ~50 km | ~1 h |
| 7 | Kaohsiung ↔ Fo Guang Shan | ~60 km | ~1.5 h |
| 8 | Hotel → Kaohsiung airport | ~10 km | ~20 min |
Approximate, without stops or traffic.
Flights
- Out: Sat 28 Nov, any morning flight Singapore → Taoyuan landing by ~13:00.
- Home: Sat 5 Dec, China Airlines CI757, Kaohsiung 13:10 → Singapore 17:30.
- Bassinet row for the baby on both legs.
Where we stay
- Taichung · Xitun, near the Greenway
- Sun Moon Lake · lake-view room, Shuishe side
- Tainan · West Central, with a car park
- Kaohsiung · near Pier-2 or the Love River, with a car park
Pack and prep
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- Anping Old Street.jpg by Chongkian, CC BY-SA 4.0
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