The "Tainan May Jam," founded by German-Tainan son-in-law Axel (Sun Heping) and his group of foreign friends, has been highly acclaimed since its launch in 2000. This year...
As the cold winter fades away and spring blossoms arrive, not only do the tung flowers take the lead to herald the start of travel in Taiwan, but fireflies also become the stars of nighttime adventures, thrilling visitors. This year, in addition to...
Once renowned nationwide, the luxury restaurant cuisine of Beitou gradually faded as the area's golden era came to an end, but has recently made a remarkable comeback. This unique cuisine blends Japanese, Sichuan, and Cantonese cooking techniques, pushing the boundaries of luxury...
When it comes to the Netherlands and flowers, Keukenhof Gardens is likely the first thing that comes to mind for many, drawing countless tourists eager to join flower-related events during springtime when nature is painted in vibrant colors. However, in a small town in the southern part of the Netherlands...
On the eve of the Lunar New Year, many new attractions have debuted across Taiwan, including skywalks, suspension bridges, hot spring parks, and waterfront promenades. Each offers breathtaking views, making them perfect for visitors to enjoy during the holiday with family and friends...
Happy New Taipei presents a unique Hakka Phoenix Tree Festival, which will kick off successively in the most picturesque phoenix tree areas of New Taipei City. The event will continue until May 12. The 2013 New Taipei Hakka Phoenix Tree Festival takes “Tung Joy Meet” as...
For those who love traveling in Japan, besides Tokyo in the Kanto region, Osaka in the Kansai area is another exciting and must-visit destination. Starting April 16, Cathay Pacific and Dragonair will launch a weekly “EnjoyFUN”...
To thank moms for their year-round hard work for the family, Taipei Caesar Park Hotel is hosting the May Queen Feast on May 11 and 12, inviting moms and their beloved families to come together at Taipei Caesar to enjoy a healthy and delicious Mother’s Day...
Sarawak, Malaysia’s largest state, boasts a rich and diverse ecosystem. In this green paradise grow the world’s largest flowers—the Rafflesia, hornbills, orangutans, and ancient towering trees that have stood for thousands of years...
The giant yellow rubber duck (Rubber Duck Project) has recently become the talk of Hong Kong, with an eye-catching exhibition set to take place between Ocean Terminal and Star Ferry Pier at Harbour City from May 2.
Taiwan’s time-honored amusement park, Shangri-La Amusement Park, is currently in full bloom with tung flowers. The park has launched the “May Snow, Tung Blossom Festival” event, offering not only discounted tickets but also special accommodation deals. The park boasts abundant natural scenery...
May 1st, Labor Day, is just two days away. Looking for a relaxing short trip while saving some money? Six major industries in the Taichung area—travel, accommodation, dining, movies, books, and baked goods—are joining forces to launch special promotions, including...
Every late spring to early summer, the snow-white Tung blossoms quietly bloom on the branches at West Lake Resort. Here, you can enjoy the poetic charm of late spring while strolling beneath the Tung blossom trees. The fragrant clusters of flowers nearby are not only pleasing to the eye but also allow you to have a picnic under the trees. Moreover, you can ride a bike around the resort or take a walk along the forest trail... The various postures of Tung blossoms can all be admired here in one go. From mid-April onward, Tung blossoms gradually come into full bloom. Miss this chance, and you’ll have to wait another year. Follow the steps of nature and come admire the Tung blossoms together.
The “2013 Fulong International Sand Sculpture Art Festival” will be grandly held at Fulong Beach from May 4 to June 30. On the opening day, May 4, visitors can enter the venue for free before 12:00 noon. This year’s Fulong International...
Want to taste local delicacies, whether it’s Hsinchu’s kangwan (pork meatballs) or Hualien’s maqiu (oyster vermicelli)? Don’t miss out—on May 4–5, the “Tribute to the Countryside. Taipei Carnival” event will take place at Taipei City Hall Plaza. This year’s event invites...
Standing on the deck, the endless horizon where sea meets sky makes you forget where you are, while the slow, rhythmic sound of waves becomes your only guide; surrounded by gourmet cuisines and fine wines from around the world, the overwhelming choices make it hard to decide where to start...
Tainan is a must-visit travel destination. Aside from its wealth of historic sites, it also boasts charming coastal scenery. Most importantly, it offers the greatest variety of food and local specialties in all of Taiwan, allowing visitors to not only enjoy the beautiful sights...
Travelers who love experiencing carnivals around the world, take note! The Carnival of Cultures, one of the world’s top 10 festive celebrations, is set to take place from May 17 to...
After twenty years of effort, Mount Fuji’s bid to become a World Heritage Site is expected to succeed this June! Fans of Mount Fuji and locals in Yamanashi Prefecture, Japan, are overjoyed, and many hiking and photography enthusiasts are also...
MOOK (MoMo Travel) is hosting the “2013 MOOK Curated Top-Tier Luxury Travel Fair,” and the event is entering its final countdown. Travel itineraries are seeing an overwhelming rush of bookings, with many departure dates already fully booked. If you want to secure premium and professionally curated luxury travel experiences at the best prices...