Wuri District

Wuri District is an administrative division occupying the southern portion of Taichung City, combining residential areas with retail and manufacturing zones. The area integrates different land uses that support the broader urban fabric.

The district took its current form during the Japanese colonial period when major administrative restructuring occurred. Those foundational changes established the governance framework that continues to define the area today.

Local temples serve as gathering places where residents celebrate traditional festivals throughout the year, keeping Taiwanese customs visible in daily community life. These spaces reveal how neighborhoods maintain their ties to local heritage through shared celebrations.

The district is connected to central Taichung and surrounding areas through railways and highways that facilitate movement across the region. These transportation links make it straightforward to reach different parts of the city.

The district operates under direct municipal administration from Taichung City rather than having its own autonomous local government. This governance structure is an uncommon arrangement that shapes how services and decisions are delivered to residents.

Location: Taichung

Elevation above the sea: 40 m

Shares border with: South District, Dali District, Wufeng District, Fenyuan Township, Changhua City, Dadu District, Nantun District

Website: https://wuri.taichung.gov.tw

GPS coordinates: 24.08870,120.63200

Latest update: December 20, 2025 12:38