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Taichung City VR Travel Videos 臺中市
Taiwan's second city, and the one that claims to have invented bubble tea. Walk the boardwalk out over the mudflats at Gaomei as the tide goes out and the wind turbines turn on the horizon — that sunset is why half of Taichung drives west on a Saturday. Step into Miyahara, a 1927 eye clinic rebuilt inside as something between a library and a sweet shop. Stand under the curved concrete of the National Taichung Theater, where Toyo Ito poured a building with almost no straight walls. At Rainbow Village, look at the walls a veteran painted across his own settlement, which is how it survived. Eat your way through Fengjia, the largest night market in the country. And in February, ride up into the mountains to Wuling Farm for the cherry blossom. Step inside these VR films and explore Taichung yourself — in a headset, or straight in your browser.
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- Lienchiang 連江縣 78
- Keelung City 基隆市 125
- Taipei City 臺北市 300
- New Taipei City 新北市 172
- Yilan 宜蘭縣 119
- Taoyuan 桃園市 203
- Hsinchu City 新竹市 61
- Hsinchu 新竹縣 61
- Miaoli 苗栗縣 57
- Taichung City 臺中市 134
- Changhua 彰化縣 77
- Nantou 南投縣 160
- Hualien 花蓮縣 117
- Yunlin 雲林縣 77
- Chiayi 嘉義縣 78
- Kinmen 金門縣 67
- Penghu 澎湖縣 97
- Tainan City 臺南市 94
- Taitung 臺東縣 117
- Kaohsiung City 高雄市 141
- Pingtung 屏東縣 182
2517 VR videos across 21 of 21 counties and cities. The rest of Taiwan is on the way — each one goes live as soon as its films are collected.
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