Daxi Old Street

Watch Taiwan’s historic Daxi Old Street in 4K UHD live! Baroque and Min-Nan facades, traditional treats, and vibrant street life await in this cultural heritage district.

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Daxi Old Street, Taoyuan

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Daxi Old Street – Taoyuan’s Historic Heart

This 4K UHD live webcam shows Daxi Old Street (大溪老街) in Taoyuan, Taiwan. One of Taoyuan’s oldest settlements, Daxi thrived on trade with China via small boats sailing between Dahan Creek and Tamsui River. During the Japanese Taisho era (1912–1926), Baroque architecture became popular — seen today on Heping Road and Zhongshan Road. These facades blend ornate Baroque details with Southern Chinese Min-Nan symbols (fish, bats for luck), creating a unique aesthetic exclusive to Daxi. The street is always bustling with tourists, preserved old buildings, specialty shops, and food stalls.

4.8 / 5 | Online | Tags: Historic Street, Traditional Market, Local Delicacies

November 12, 2025 06:47 | Sunrise: 06:12 | Sunset: 17:25 | Time Zone: Asia/Taipei (UTC+08:00)

Explore Daxi & Surroundings

Daxi Old Street is just one of Taoyuan’s cultural gems. Top nearby attractions include:

  • Daxi Bridge: Historic arched bridge with stunning views.
  • Li Teng-Fang Ancient Mansion: Classic Chinese architecture.
  • Daxi Wood Art Ecomuseum: Wood craftsmanship and local history.
  • Martial Virtue Hall (Wude Dian): Japanese-era cultural landmark.
  • Daxi Tea Factory: Experience Taiwan’s tea culture.
  • Cihu Mausoleum: Serene park and final resting place of Chiang Kai-shek.

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Where is this camera? Taiwan, Taoyuan, Daxi District, Heping Road

Interesting Fact

Daxi Old Street is one of the world’s rare examples of Baroque facades fused with Min-Nan symbols. Must-try treats include Daxi dried tofu (豆干), moonlight cake (月光餅), peanut candy, and traditional sweets. The annual Daxi Daxi Festival fills the streets with colorful parades and cultural events.

Taoyuan Official Tourism Website