Ask any local what some of the best things about living in Taiwan are, and more often than not you’ll be led to hear about how convenient Taiwan’s public transportation is. Transportation in Taiwan’s biggest cities already excels, and with the MRT in Taipei covering 117 stations across 5 ...
Getting around Taiwan has never been easier! What is the 3 Day THSR Tourist Pass? How do I make the most of my pass? IF YOU’RE A NATURE LOVER 1. Yang Ming Shan Park (陽明山) 2. Lion’s Head Mountain (獅頭山) 3. Sun Moon Lake (日月潭) 4. Alishan National Scenic Area ...
Get your cameras out for this Taiwan cafe adventure 1. Tamed Fox 2. Smith & Hsu 3. CAT.jpg Cafe 4. Cafe Marche 5. Heritage Bakery & Cafe 6. Coffee Alley 7. Le Naturalisme 10. Day Day Eat Cafes that are a feast for the eyes Get your cameras out ...
New Taipei City -Ruifang District- What To Do in Ruifang: 1. Chiufen/ Jiufen Old Street 2. Bay of Two Colors/ Yin Yang Sea 3. Nanya Rock Formation What To Eat in Ruifang: 1. Grandma Lai’s Sweet Taro Balls 2. A-Zhu Peanut Ice Cream Roll 3. Jiufen King Mushroom -Tamshui/Danshui- What To Do ...
One of the first things you’ll notice about Taiwan is how many scooters are on the road. Motorcycle ownership in Taiwan is highly common, certainly more so than many of its regional neighbours such as Singapore and Japan. According to official government statistics, there are over 15 million motorcycles in Taiwan ...
Food, Food and more Food! 1. Kuai Che Pork Paper 2. Zeng Noodles 3. Sugar and Spice Nougat 4. Chia Te Pineapple Cake 5. Ali Mountain (Alishan) Tea 6. Sun Biscuit 7. Taiwanese Fruit Jelly 8. Taiwanese Honey Layer Cakes from Amo Cakes 9. Grandma’s Iron Eggs Happy eating! Food, Food and more Food! As with all travels, ...
THSR Taipei Station What To Do in Ximending: 1. Red House Theater 2. Ximending Pedestrian Zone What To Eat in Ximending: 1. Ay-Chung Flour-Rice Noodles 2. Sunny Café -Xinyi District- What To Do in Xinyi District: 2. Elephant Mountain/ Xiangshan Trail 3. Eslite Flagship Store What To Eat in Xinyi District: ...
THSR Taichung Station Compared with Taipei, Taichung shows the less prosperous facet of Taiwan on the western coast of central Taiwan. TSHR Taichung Station is located in Wuri District, a suburban district in Southern Taichung. Taichung station takes you to the two of Taiwan’s most beautiful areas, namely Sun Moon Lake and ...
Getting around Taiwan has never been easier If you’ve been to Taiwan, you’d know that the island is an all-in-one package. With breath-taking mountains and sinfully delicious street food, the Asian holiday utopia also has excellent transportation to match. Here’s how you can make the best use of it. There ...
The best rail pass in Taiwan to get more bang for buck! Spanning night markets, rich heritage and crazy nightlife, Taiwan really is a country that never sleeps. The country covers a wide 36,193 kilometre squares of land and is home to over 23 million people. Thanks to the wide ...
Bizarre food in Taiwan As a holiday destination, Taipei is mostly known as a haven for foodies. With street food and exotic fare galore, it’s easy to see why. Take a walk on the wild side and put these bizarre eats–think morbid animal parts and stinky rotten fare–on your bucket ...
Great experiences don’t have to break the bank Taiwan, the small island nation just east of China is a blend of modern cities, historical temples, hot springs resorts and breathtaking mountainous terrain. Whether you’re travelling by yourself, as a couple, with your friends or family, there’s no short of activities ...
Though small in size, Taiwan boasts a huge array of natural attractions. These five are lesser known and underrated scenic spots along the East Coast and Southern Taiwan.
Are you hoping to admire cherry blossoms early in the year? Here is a guide to some of the best locations in Taiwan where you can enjoy the cool climate and the mesmerising blooming cherry trees!
Fairy Lake Leisure Farm in Tainan has everything you need for an awesome farm stay.
From stylish to quirky, entries for the new Taiwan passport design feature elements that are emblematic of the country in their own ways.
With an extensive network of trains and buses, Taiwan is well-connected and easy to get around. Travellers, these are your transport options!
Onsens, which is better? Taiwan or Japan? We break it down for you.
Some foods are just worth the calories. Taiwanese snacks, even more so! Be sure to hunt down these snacks along the streets or in the shops of Taipei and beyond.
This Filipina budgetarian celebrated her birthday by travelling to Taipei, Taiwan for 4 days & 3 nights under USD$200.
Combining the best of Taipei and eastern Taiwan all in one itinerary! Head for a road trip with your loved ones and discover all the hidden gems and delicious treats Taiwan has to offer.
From painting paper umbrellas to making Ang Ku Kueh, these immersive cultural experiences in Taiwan will change your perspective of the nation.
Caution: reading this article will make you drool. Taiwanese food is that delicious.
Shy away from the typical Taiwan street food and stuff yourselves with Taiwanese hamburgers and flatbreads instead!
Comparing food, shopping, nature, and more, which is better: Taiwan or Hong Kong?
There’s more to Taiwan than just shopping and food! Try these non-mainstream things to do for art lovers.
One of the last stops on Taiwan trip should be the supermarket. After all, this is where you can get yummy Taiwanese souvenirs, from instant noodles to crispy pork paper!
They finally get two days off too.
Calling all Taiwanese food lovers!
Irwin mangoes are adored for their fresh, juicy taste and impeccable sweet-sour combination.
