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Central Taiwan Science Park (Taiwan)

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The Central Taiwan Science Park (CTSP) was established in 2003 and spans multiple locations across Taichung City, Changhua, and Yunlin counties. It was conceived to position Central Taiwan as a global leader in optoelectronics and precision machinery. Today, CTSP is a vital component of Taiwan's high-tech landscape, hosting major international corporations specializing in flat-panel displays and semiconductor fabrication. The park leverages Taichung's traditional industrial strength in machinery to create a sophisticated ecosystem for advanced microelectronics. Its infrastructure is built to support high-precision manufacturing while adhering to stringent environmental and safety regulations. In addition to industrial production, CTSP emphasizes research and development through partnerships with local universities and technical institutes. The park's ongoing expansion projects significantly contribute to Taiwan's export growth and its reputation as a global innovation hub for specialized hardware.

Best time to visit & climate

The most pleasant time to visit is Feb, Nov, Dec.

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📋 Practical info

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What is this place?
The Central Taiwan Science Park is a leading high-tech hub in Taiwan, specializing in precision machinery, semiconductors, and aerospace technology. It drives industrial innovation in central Taiwan and attracts international talent.
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Visiting
The science park itself is not open to the public, but many resident companies have visitor centers or showrooms. From surrounding roads, the modern architecture of the research buildings is clearly visible.
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Where to view it
A good vantage point is the bridge of Provincial Road 74, which crosses over the park. From there, one has a wide view of the orderly layout of factory halls and office towers.
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Local products
The park does not produce direct consumer goods but manufactures high-tech components for global industry. In nearby cities Taichung and Changhua, travelers can buy electronics and precision tools.
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Active season
Operations in the science park run at a high level year-round, with no seasonal production cycles. However, important tech fairs and conferences often take place in spring and autumn, making the park especially spirited.
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Nearby
A visit to the park can be combined with Taichung city, known for its arts and culture scene. Sun Moon Lake and the national parks of central Taiwan are also within easy reach.

Geography

Coordinates
24.20800, 120.61200

Facts

  • The CTSP was officially established in 2003.
  • It is home to over 200 high-tech companies.
  • The main campus is located in Taichung's Xitun District.
  • Specializes in optoelectronics and precision machinery.
  • Generates billions of dollars in annual production value.
  • Features dedicated zones for research and development.

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Gaomei WetlandsGaomei Wetlands9 km · SWExplore →
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Port of TaichungPort of Taichung11 km · SExplore →
Lihpao LandLihpao Land12 km · NWExplore →

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Sights in the town Central Taiwan Science Park (10)

An Eco Lifestyle📍 landmark

A modern attraction promoting sustainable living and green initiatives near the science park.

Cycling Culture Museum🏛 museum

A dedicated museum showcasing the evolution of bicycles and Taiwan's prominent cycling industry.

🕒 Th-Tu 09:00-17:00

Jiujia Park🌳 park

A landscaped urban park providing green recreational spaces near the Central Taiwan Science Park.

🕒 24/7

Jiushe Park🌳 park

An urban park featuring paved walking paths and a traditional lotus pond for local residents.

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Chaochun Park🌳 park

A neighbourhood park offering shaded paths and community leisure facilities in the science park district.

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Zhaixing Villa🎡 recreation

A beautifully preserved traditional courtyard mansion showcasing intricate Taiwanese wood carvings and brickwork.

🕒 Tu-Su 09:00-18:00; Mo off

Luce Memorial Chapel⛪ religious

An iconic modernist Christian chapel with a striking tent-like structure located on the campus of Tunghai University.

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Fengjia Night Market📍 landmark

One of Taiwan's largest night markets, famous for its innovative street food and spirited late-night shopping.

the hope📍 landmark

A modern Christian community center offering spiritual services near the central science park.

Songzhu Fude Temple⛪ religious

A traditional place of worship serving the local community, featuring classic Taiwanese temple architecture.

Sights nearby

Frequently asked questions

What defines the Central Taiwan Science Park?
It specializes in precision machinery and semiconductor production.
Can you visit the park?
No, primarily a workspace; visit only possible with business contacts.
Is it family-friendly?
No, as it is a highly industrialized area.
Where is it located exactly?
It is strategically located in Taichung.
What is the best time to visit?
For business purposes, any season is suitable.
Central Taiwan Science Park: where is it located?
Central Taiwan Science Park is located in Taiwan.
Central Taiwan Science Park: what is there to see?
Highlights include An Eco Lifestyle, Cycling Culture Museum, Jiujia Park.
Central Taiwan Science Park: when is the best time to visit?
The most pleasant time to visit is Feb, Nov, Dec.
Central Taiwan Science Park: why is it worth visiting?
The Central Taiwan Science Park (CTSP) was established in 2003 and spans multiple locations across Taichung City, Changhua, and Yunlin counties.
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Taichung — Central Taiwan Science Park (Taiwan)
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Dakeng — Central Taiwan Science Park (Taiwan)
Dakeng
The 'Yangmingshan of Taichung', featuring diverse hiking trails with iconic wooden log stairs.

History & landmarks

Rainbow Village — Central Taiwan Science Park (Taiwan)
Rainbow Village
A former military settlement in Taichung, saved from demolition by a veteran who painted vibrant, colorful murals.
Gaomei Wetlands — Central Taiwan Science Park (Taiwan)
Gaomei Wetlands
An expansive tidal flat in Taichung, which is an important habitat for migratory birds and is famous for its spectacular sunsets.
Hsinshe (Xinshe) — Central Taiwan Science Park (Taiwan)
Hsinshe (Xinshe)
A scenic district in Taichung famous for its annual 'Sea of Flowers', mushroom farms, and European-style castles.

Nature

Dajia River — Central Taiwan Science Park (Taiwan)
Dajia River
The Dajia River originates in the central highlands and plays an important role in hydroelectric power generation in Taichung.

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Taichung Metropolitan Park — Central Taiwan Science Park (Taiwan)
Taichung Metropolitan Park
A large nature park on the Dadu Plateau offering expansive views of the city and the coastline.
Port of Taichung — Central Taiwan Science Park (Taiwan)
Port of Taichung
An artificial port playing a key role in the industrial exports of central Taiwan.
Lihpao Land — Central Taiwan Science Park (Taiwan)
Lihpao Land
A large amusement and water park offering fun and attractions for the whole family.
Wufeng Lin Family Mansion — Central Taiwan Science Park (Taiwan)
Wufeng Lin Family Mansion
A historic building complex in Taichung showcasing the architectural development and wealth of the Lin family.
Taichung Power Plant — Central Taiwan Science Park (Taiwan)
Taichung Power Plant
One of the world's largest coal-fired power plants, supplying a massive portion of Taiwan's energy.
Basianshan Forest — Central Taiwan Science Park (Taiwan)
Basianshan Forest
Basianshan Forest, meaning Eight Immortals Mountain, offers lush vegetation and historical logging trails.
Xueshan — Central Taiwan Science Park (Taiwan)
Xueshan
The second highest mountain in Taiwan, famous for its glacial formations.
Snow Mountain (Xueshan) — Central Taiwan Science Park (Taiwan)
Snow Mountain (Xueshan)
Snow Mountain, at 3886 meters, is Taiwan's second highest mountain, offering challenging hiking trails through untouched nature.