If you and your partner or family are planning a relaxing and romantic little getaway to Taiwan, Jiufen and Pingxi are absolutely must-visit romantic destinations! Since Jiufen and Pingxi are pretty close to each other, they’re often combined into a…
Just a short ride from Taipei, Yangmingshan National Park offers a perfect natural retreat with stunning volcanic landscapes, lush greenery, and rejuvenating hot springs. Whether you’re an avid hiker, nature enthusiast, or just looking to relax away from the city…
Taiwan Temple Guide: How to Worship, Which Gods to Pray To – Taiwan’s folk culture is deeply influenced by religious beliefs, with numerous famous temples attracting many visitors interested in Taiwanese folk traditions. As of 2019, Taiwan had 15,175 religious…
Taroko National Park is one of Taiwan’s most breathtaking natural wonders, perfect for outdoor lovers and adventure seekers. With its towering marble cliffs, lush mountains, and scenic trails, it’s a place that feels like nature’s grand masterpiece. Whether you’re here…
What to Do in Taiwan in August? August in Taiwan means full-blown summer with bright, sunny days that lift your mood. But in this scorching heat, nothing sounds better than jumping into cool water! Water parks with various attractions are…
Nature Lovers, Don’t Miss These Hualien attractions! If you want to witness magnificent natural scenery in Taiwan, make sure to visit Hualien! Hualien is located in eastern Taiwan, right next to the Pacific Ocean, and is renowned for its endless…
Taiwan in July is insanely hot—I’m not even kidding! Last time my sister visited in July, she didn’t drink enough water and ended up with a nosebleed from the heat. Even locals struggle with the scorching temperatures, so most people…
Taiwan in June transitions into summer, with rising temperatures while the plum rain season lingers, bringing occasional showers. This makes cooling off in the refreshing ocean waters a top choice, especially in coastal cities where beach outings are the perfect…
Taiwan in May enters the plum rain season, bringing more frequent rainfall that usually lasts until June. Let's explore the best things can do in Taiwan in May
Let’s be real—sometimes, city life just drains you. The noise, the traffic, the nonstop schedules. If you’re heading to Taiwan and want to swap skyscrapers for starlit skies, RV camping might just be the adventure you didn’t know you needed.…
