Dali District

Dali District is an administrative division in central Taiwan that spreads across a considerable area divided into multiple villages. The district connects to major highways that facilitate travel throughout the region.

The name comes from Tai-li-khit, referring to an indigenous people and traditional bamboo transport methods used locally. This connection traces the long history of human settlement in the area.

The Fiber Arts Museum displays textile traditions and shows how weaving has been part of local identity for generations. Visitors can see handcraft techniques that communities here still value today.

The area is easily accessible via major highways that run through the region, making it simple to navigate. Good road connections allow visitors to explore different parts of the district and nearby areas.

The district hosts a technology center that brings together software companies and digital innovation projects. This focus on modern industry shows how the area has adapted to contemporary economic sectors.

Location: Taichung

Elevation above the sea: 58 m

Shares border with: Wufeng District, Taiping District, East District, South District, Wuri District

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

GPS coordinates: 24.09167,120.69167

Latest update: December 14, 2025 20:09