So you come barreling down the 3, until you get to Dong Shi (Tong Shr, etc)... You'll be looking to follow the signs that indicate Taichung, Provincial3, 129 and/or all the above, as you come through Dong Shi proper you'll want to aim for the massive bridge over the river, the bridge is still the 3, so you can't go wrong...
So you'll follow the road right at A, cross the bridge and at the first lights immediately after the bridge need to take the left at B... It'll be sign posted 129 / Taichung / all or none of the above, it's a comparatively small road, but there will be a lot of traffic going up it...
From there it's basically plain sailing since it's the 129 all the way into town and the parking lot we're aiming for, but even then it's a nice efficient route in Taichung City proper if you just keep going into town on Tai Tuan Rd....
You'll need to turn twice to keep on the 129, the first time is at C after a long tree lined straight, you'll be looking to take a right onto another long straight through an orchard of sorts... the turn is sign posted Taichung / 129 etc, again it's the only route in, so there should be cars to follow... Next after staying on the 129 through umpteen nondescript villages etc, you'll pass a gas station on your right and arrive at bizarre traffic circle of sorts at D where you'll want to aim downhill following the 129 / Taichung signs down the twisty hill into town...
Once you get to the bottom of those twisties you're basically in Taichung, you'll go right past Llary and Capt. Stag's places and keep on the 129 al the way in, being careful to take the left fork at E towards the traffic lights, *not* towards the tree/temple traffic circle... If you keep on down the 129 though a couple of lights, you'll soon hit a T junction which is the corner of Bu Zi Rd (which you'll be on) and Tai Yuan Rd. turning right onto Tai Yuan Rd. will put you spitting distance from the residential area / parking lot we're aiming for...
If you keep on straight down TaiYuan it'll take yo directly into Taichung proper, under the railway lines and to the corner of Tai Yuan Rd. and Bei Tuan Rd.
