Things to do in Taiwan
Things to do in Taipei
Taipei, the capital city of Taiwan, has a range of must see attractions. From its light shows held at the skyscraper, Taipei 101 which is an attraction in itself, to its night markets selling food and drinks like milk tea, or exclusive souvenirs. Other places include the Hot Springs Museum, the Formosa ...
Things to do in New Taipei
New Taipei is a large metropolitan area in Taipei that completely surrounds it. It’s a popular tourist spot with some places of historical significance. Longshan temple is one major destination along with museums and commemorative sites that you should definitely check out. Checkout modern stops as well ...
Things to do in Hualien
Located in east Taiwan, Hualien is the country’s second largest city. You can eat in the Yuelu Restaurant, order a cup of Taiwanese-style tea in Miaokou Red Tea, or if you prefer coffee you can get one at Maytreecoffee, indulge in cinnamon rolls and other desserts in Caffe Fiore, and if you are an avid ...
Things to do in Kaohsiung
Along with being the second largest city of Taiwan, Kaohsiung is also the county’s largest port and a hub of petrochemical industries. While in Kaohsiung, you can visit the Old British Consulate, take a ferry ride to Cijin Island, stroll along the Love River, absorb the artwork displayed at the Fine Arts ...
Things to do in Pingtung County
Even though it is termed as the poorest county in Taiwan, Pingtung County thrives in agriculture as well as tourism. It has a fertile farmland, a rich supply of fish, and hosts festivals like the Burning of the Wang Yeh Boats making it hard not to notice. The county also features the Vase Rock landmark ...
Things to do in Taichung
Taichung is a city in the center-western Taiwan. It is where you can find the restaurant, Le Mout which was a part of the list of Asia's 50 Best Restaurants in 2016. But food is not limited to restaurants alone, you can find fried chicken, beef noodles, fresh fruits, and other delicacies on street shops as ...
Things to do in Tainan
The oldest city of Taiwan, Tainan still holds fast to its cultural heritage. Preferable to be visited in winter, the city is home to the National Museum of Taiwan Literature and the Confucius Temple. For sea food lovers, there is Wang's Fish Shop, for shopaholics or window shoppers there is the Hayashi ...
Located around 190 km east China, Taiwan is a small island which contains Chinese temples, modern cities, many moutains sites and really nice resorts. The nights markets are famous in its capital “Taipei” where visitors will find the National Palace Museum and many more touristic sites.