With a long history, it covers an area of 8,000 pings and has a well-planned parking lot with plenty of parking spaces. The market is open on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays, and is always crowded on business days, with peak hours often crowded with people. The night market has many booths, where you can eat, drink, play and enjoy all kinds of food to satisfy your taste buds from the east to the west and from the north to the south. When you are tired of strolling, you can take a rest at Owl Square, enjoy the performances of street performers, or have a drink at a restaurant with a different atmosphere from the night market. In the square, there is also a romantic carousel at night and psychedelic jellyfish lights, which are definitely a must-see place for photos. Besides eating and drinking, remember to bring home some local produce to taste the goodness of the mountains and water!