Tianzhong Township

Tianzhong is an administrative township in Changhua County in central Taiwan. The area consists of agricultural zones mixed with small business districts managed by local administrative centers.

The township underwent administrative changes since the early 1900s, shaped first by reforms during Japanese rule and later by restructuring following World War II.

The town's name in Mandarin characters 田中 means "rice field in the middle," reflecting its origins as an agricultural center where farming shaped daily life and community bonds.

Visitors can access local administrative centers for basic information and services. The best time to explore is during warmer months when agricultural areas are active.

The township developed as a farming hub where rice cultivation became central to its economy and identity. Local agricultural practices continue to shape seasonal rhythms and community gatherings today.

Location: Changhua County

Elevation above the sea: 78 m

Shares border with: Erhshui Township, Tianwei Township, Shetou Township, Beidou Township, Hsichou Township, Mingjian Township

Website: https://town.chcg.gov.tw/tianzhong

GPS coordinates: 23.85000,120.58333

Latest update: December 7, 2025 09:27