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Wondering where to go during the Lunar New Year for a fun outing with friends and family? Worry no more! We’ve got a fresh Taichung itinerary that’s exciting, trendy, and perfect for bonding time: Ride the scenic Houfeng Bikeway → Race like a pro at Lihpao Racing Park → End the day with a relaxing foot massage at Jinkuang 928. It’s time to hit the road and “snake around” Taichung with your favorite people!

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Taichung Stop #1: Houfeng Bikeway

Houfeng Bikeway｜Easy Ride, Scenic Spots, and Insta-Worthy Stops

Looking for a chill, family-friendly trip? Houfeng Bikeway is a must-add to your list. Converted from the old mountain railway, the path stretches about 5.8 km and passes famous attractions like Tunnel No. 9, Hualiang Steel Bridge, and Lovers Trees. You can even make a quick photo stop at the Taiwan Tobacco and Liquor First Distillery—free entry!

Tired of pedaling? Rent an electric bike for around NT$600 and cruise effortlessly! Along the way, there are vendors for snacks and drinks—perfect for groups with kids. Tunnel No. 9 offers a cool breeze, and right after, you’ll be greeted with stunning views of the bridge and Dajia River—picture-perfect!

It’s a great group activity for chatting while riding. Adventurous folks can extend the route to Dongfeng Green Bikeway or even ride to Houli Horse Ranch and back. Prefer a relaxed pace? Just turn around anytime—it’s flexible and fun for everyone.

• ReadyGo Tip: Best bike rental near Houfeng Bikeway
• Address: Sec. 3, Guofeng Rd., Fengyuan Dist.., Taichung City (right across from Houli Horse Ranch)
• Phone: +886 4 2572 4511
• Hours: Daily 06:00–18:00

Taichung Stop #2: Lihpao Racing Park

Lihpao International Racing Park｜Pedal to the Metal—Feel the Speed Rush!

Bikes aren’t enough—I want SPEED!” Head to Lihpao Racing Park, home to Taiwan’s only FIA-certified racetrack. Fully equipped for safety, and the best part? No driver’s license required to try go-karting! After check-in and payment, you’ll receive a disposable head cover (bring your own or buy one), followed by a quick safety briefing. It’s just 10 minutes, but don’t skip it—it’s important!

Once you’re suited up in your full-face helmet, hop into the kart, and hit the gas—adrenaline kicks in instantly! With sharp curves and fast straightaways, every lap delivers serious thrills. The track layout may vary daily, offering different levels of challenge. Trust us, one round won’t be enough—you’ll want to go again (and again!). Kids under 110 cm can also join the fun with smaller go-karts or electric cars, making it a speed playground for the whole family!

• Book your Lihpao Racing experience online
• Address: No. 185, Sec. 1, Yue-Mei East Rd., Houli Dist.., Taichung City
• Phone: +886 4 2558 6086
• Hours: Daily 09:30–18:00

Taichung Stop #3: Jinkuang 928 Foot Spa

Jinkuang 928｜End the Day with a Rejuvenating Foot Massage

After biking and racing, it’s time to unwind! Head to Jinkuang 928 on Shizheng Rd.—a cozy, upscale foot spa that feels luxurious the moment you step out of the elevator. With floor-to-ceiling windows, the view is stunning whether you visit in the day or at night.

A standard foot massage (around NT$730) or full-body acupressure session will melt your muscle fatigue away. Some therapists apply strong pressure, so don’t hesitate to request adjustments if needed, or let them go full force if you love that “hurts-so-good” sensation. Customers rave about the therapists’ techniques—check Google Reviews to find your favorite. You can also change into their soft loungewear and let the soothing background music help you completely zone out.

• Book your massage online—transparent pricing & quick booking
  Address: No. 567, Shizheng Rd., Xitun Dist., Taichung City
  Phone: +886 4 2258 3456
  Hours: Daily 10:00–01:00

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