Taichung

If I had to describe the Sea Breeze in one sentence, I would say: it's not a train that "takes you to your destination," but a journey that invites you to "slowly walk into the scenery." The first time you step onto the Sea Breeze, you can immediately feel its difference from ordinary trains. From the exterior, the overall design carries a strong maritime imagery, with gentle, understated colors, as if the sea breeze and sunshine are collected inside the carriages. Inside, the spatial layout is very relaxing. The seats are no longer just for "sitting and waiting to get off," but are deliberately spaced out, allowing your gaze to freely look out the window. The feeling is subtle, as if the train itself is reminding you: there's no need to rush today. The most captivating aspect of the Sea Breeze is undoubtedly the scenery along the way. You'll find yourself no longer looking down at your phone, but constantly trying to savor the scenery for a few more seconds, afraid of missing any fleeting moment. The service on board also adds a lot to the journey. The staff's guidance is gentle and unobtrusive, making you feel cared for without the pressure of a "pre-arranged itinerary." At certain times, local elements are incorporated, such as specialty meals or brief introductions, allowing travelers to gradually understand the story of this land as they travel, rather than simply leaving behind memories of taking photos and checking off landmarks. I especially love the sense of time created by the Sea Breeze. Here, time isn't measured in minutes, but rather layered by scenery and emotions. As the train slowly moves forward, you'll start to reflect on thoughts you usually don't have time to process, or you might simply look out the window and listen to the rhythmic sound of the tracks. It's a long-lost state—quiet, stable, yet not boring. The Sea Breeze isn't a sightseeing train seeking thrills or luxury; its value lies in "companionship." It helps you transform a hurried journey into a memorable experience; it helps you rediscover your sensitivity to life amidst the scenery. If you're looking for a journey that allows your heart to slow down, then the Sea Breeze is truly worth taking some time to sit on, appreciate the beautiful scenery outside the window, and also reflect on yourself.

Thank you to the guide for his very enthusiastic tour. Even though he was only there for two people at the beginning, he still introduced us to mushroom-related knowledge in a very interesting way. We spent about an hour and a half here. Without a guide, based on similar exhibitions in the past, I probably would have just browsed around for half an hour and left. It's upstairs in the Farmers' Association building, the space is large, and the ticket price is cheap. I recommend taking advantage of the guided tour to learn about mushrooms.

Excellent airport transfer service. This was my first time using KKday for airport transfer. The app is good, but the interactivity could be improved. The driver and vehicle were both good, and the price was reasonable.