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Continente: Asia

País: Taiwan

Localización: Taichung

Año: 1976

Estado: Terminado

Descripción:Puerto de Taichung rompe récord de carga

Publication Date：12/26/2010

El Puerto de Taichung alcanzó un hito el 21 del presente mes, cuando el volumen total de carga que ha pasado por el mismo este año sobrepasó los 100 millones de toneladas métricas. Con esta marca, este puerto alcanza el segundo lugar en la isla, después del Puerto de Kaohsiung. Para celebrar este acontecimiento, se llevó a cabo una ceremonia tras la descarga de 26.681 toneladas métricas del barco Wan Hai 305, sobrepasando la marca antes mencionada. “Este es el mejor regalo para el nuevo municipio tras la integración de la ciudad y el distrito de Taichung”, afirmó el ministro de Transportes y Comunicaciones, Mao Chi-kuo, durante el evento. Según el Buró del Puerto de Taichung, el volumen total de carga que recibió el puerto entre enero y noviembre fue de 97,65 millones de toneladas métricas, lo que significa un 21 por ciento más en comparación al mismo período del año pasado. El puerto de Taichung es uno de los cuatro puertos internacionales de Taiwan. Sus operaciones se iniciaron en octubre de 1976.

http://www.taiwantoday.tw/ct.asp?xItem=139076&CtNode=145

Taichung Port (Harbor) Fish Market (Wuqi Fisherman's Wharf)

This spot is a great place for waterfront leisure activities and sampling fresh seafood. Primarily a haunt for fishmongers during the week, it comes alive during weekends as visitors and tourists pour in. Check out the harbor views and the 'Alaska Sea World'. Wander around the 'fresh fish zone', the seaport market and the fish market itself and prepare to be amazed at the variety of seafood on offer.

Probably the biggest attraction is the food available from a large array of food stalls at the food court and the 'fresh fish zone'.

The Taichung Port Fish Market is an integral part of the local community and serves as a center for selling seafood brought in by local fishermen as well as imported seafood. You can find jumbo shrimps, live crab, freshly-made fish soups, baked squid, salty crispy oyster, oyster soup and other local gourmet dishes. Other popular options include cuttlefish soup, sashimi, deep fried oyster, caviar, iron-shelled raw oysters, cuttlefish, tofu and other dishes. You name it, they probably have it--this is the best place to can get all the seafood you could ever desire all in one place.

Hours : 10 am-7 pm, extended until 8 pm on weekends.

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The Port of Taichung (Chinese: 臺中港 or 台中港), also Taichung Port, is a port located in Wuqi District, Taichung City, Taiwan. It is the second-largest port in Taiwan after Kaohsiung Port and operated by Taiwan International Ports Corporation, the Taiwan's only state-owned harbor management company.

Overview

The port covers an area of 3,793 ha (9,370 acres),[1] and includes industrial, fishing, and business ports.[2] It is 12.5 km (7.8 mi)-long and 2.5 to 4.5 km wide.[2] It can accommodate vessels of up to 60,000 tons, and in June 2000 earned an ISO-9001 rating.[2] The port still has hundreds of hectares left of undeveloped space.[2]

The harbor is located 110 nautical miles from Keelung Port and 120 nautical miles from Kaohsiung Port.[2] In 2010, the harbor surpassed Keelung Port to become the second-largest port in Taiwan.[3] Total investment has topped NT$457.5 billion (US$15.3 billion) by 59 companies, while thirty firms have established operations within its free-trade zone.[3] Compared to 2010, total cargo processed has grown 21% while containers handled grew 13.92%.[3] The port has seen growing luxury car shipments in 2010, indicating signs of economic recovery for the island.[4]

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