North District

North District is an administrative area in Taichung with mixed residential neighborhoods, commercial zones, and schools connected by an extensive road network. The buildings range from older houses to modern high-rises, with shops and services distributed throughout the area.

The area was established as an administrative district during Japanese colonial rule in the early 1900s and took its current form from those administrative reforms. Following the end of colonial governance, it underwent major transformations that created the mix of older and newer structures seen today.

Local markets and food stalls showcase traditional Taiwanese dishes and everyday customs that shape daily routines in this area. Visitors experience the food culture and social habits that define life in central Taiwan.

The area is well connected to central Taichung by multiple bus routes and features several shopping centers, schools, and government offices. Visitors will find standard business hours at shops and public facilities that serve everyday needs.

Scattered between modern buildings are numerous small temples that show how religious traditions remain present in everyday life here. These temples are often modest in appearance but serve as important spiritual spaces for locals.

Location: Taichung

Elevation above the sea: 96 m

Shares border with: Beitun District, Xitun District, East District, Central District, West District, Taiping District

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

GPS coordinates: 24.15760,120.68100

Latest update: December 20, 2025 15:13