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Changyong Shows Us Tainan, The Chill Way

The Malaysian YouTuber has been named Tainan Tourism Ambassador 2026.

Malaysian YouTuber Changyong, who has more than one million subscribers, has been named Tainan Tourism Ambassador 2026, following his recent trip to the historic city in southern Taiwan.

Instead of rushing through the usual tourist attractions, Changyong explored Tainan the slower way through its food, old neighbourhoods, night markets, temples and everyday local life.

Basically, the kind of trip where you eat first and figure out the itinerary later.

Eat Your Way Through Tainan

If there is one thing Tainan takes seriously, it is food.

During his trip, Changyong checked out local eateries and traditional markets, including a stop for Squid Rice Noodle Soup, one of the city’s local favourites.

Beyond simply trying the food, he also got a glimpse into the people and traditions behind Tainan’s long-standing food culture.

And for Malaysians, the connection is pretty easy to see — food here is very much part of everyday life.

More Than Just Tourist Spots

Tainan may be famous for its history and temples, but there is plenty to explore beyond the usual sightseeing spots.

Changyong wandered through old neighbourhoods, creative markets and heritage buildings, checked out a vintage barbershop and even explored the city from the water on a canal cruise.

The city’s temples also offer a glimpse into traditions that remain part of everyday life.

And when night falls, it is time for Wusheng Night Market.

From local snacks to the lively atmosphere, the night market is another way to experience Tainan without needing a packed itinerary.

Seeing Tainan Through Malaysian Eyes

What makes Changyong’s trip interesting is how familiar his approach feels.

There is no need to tick off every attraction. Instead, it is about finding good food, walking around, discovering random corners and enjoying the city at your own pace.

That is also the idea behind Tainan’s “The Chill Way” travel concept — slowing down and experiencing the city beyond its most famous landmarks.

For Malaysians planning their next Taiwan trip, Tainan could be the place to go when you want something a little different.

And maybe, just maybe, the best travel plan is no plan at all.

Changyong’s Tainan travel series is now available on his social media channels.

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