Thousands of years ago, humans sailed across vast distances to find their own paradise in Tahiti; thousands of years later, Western navigators, while discovering the New World, created the myth of Tahiti as an earthly heaven, and from then on, Tahiti became...
The Yellow Duck visited Kaohsiung, and many netizens from the north must have been upset about not being able to see the duck at Glory Pier. Don’t worry though—on October 26, the Yellow Duck will be making an appearance at the Taoyuan Land Art Festival. That means folks up north...
When it comes to World Heritage Sites, there are natural wonders that showcase the purity of nature, cultural legacies crystallized from the essence of civilizations, and intangible cultural heritage that is invisible yet ever-present. "These also include a delightful form of 'intangible heritage' and 'treasures'...
The crisp autumn air urges travelers to step out and enjoy the comfort of fall journeys. The October issue of TRAVELER Luxe, titled “Secrets: 30+ Hong Kong Travel Experiences You Didn’t Know,”...
Located right opposite Taipei Main Station and accessible via Exit M6 of the five-rail integrated MRT, Taipei Caesar Hotel — honored as the "Best Business Hotel" by renowned hotel booking website HotelClub — will present incredible deals at the "2013 Taipei International Travel Fair" held at Taipei World Trade Center Hall 3 from October 18 to 21...
In recent years, Taichung has gained fame for its arts, cuisine, green boulevards, and handmade shops. Coupled with its central location in Taiwan, it has become a vibrant city perfect for a two-day, one-night getaway. When visiting Taichung, besides enjoying the leisurely urban...
The “Choose a Good Name Together” campaign for Taipei City Zoo’s panda cub, launched on September 14 for public voting, had nearly 30,000 participants as of September 29. The Taipei City Government’s Department of Information and Tourism and Taipei City Zoo...
In recent years, latte art has become a popular trend. Many netizens visiting coffee shops not only enjoy a rich cup of cappuccino but also take great delight in admiring the intricate latte designs. The same trend has emerged in Japan, but...
The Danish author Hans Christian Andersen once said: “To travel is to live.” As the end of the year quietly approaches, thoughts of hitting the road often arise, hoping to reignite the passion for life through a short journey. Taipei Caesar...
Hsinchu City’s 102nd National Day Fireworks “Flowers Blooming in the Windy City” series kicked off with the high-energy “HIGH at Dongguanpu” evening event on the 28th at the Guanpu Redevelopment Area in Hsinchu City. Powerhouse acts including EDM queen Jolin Tsai lit up the stage with electrifying performances...
Visiting Kyoto in October lets you experience the refined charm of this ancient Japanese capital as maple leaves turn red, and the city’s Jidai Matsuri (Festival of the Ages) on October 22 is an unmissable celebration. This annual event, along with the May Aoi Matsuri...
There are so many delicious foods in Tainan and countless famous snacks. With limited stomach capacity and time, where should one start? When observing Tainan’s food culture, writer Shu Guozhi once remarked: “Tainan people only eat at the old establishments they approve of.” So, let’s take a look...
Private villas line the driveway. Push open the wooden door, walk along the lush tropical plant-lined path, and you’ll be greeted by your own private pool and a relaxation pavilion. Turn around and step inside, where you’re welcomed by...
Fujian’s high-speed passenger ferry “Haixia” will commence its inaugural voyage to Taipei Port on October 9. This marks the first time Taipei Port has launched a “passenger transport” service mechanism, as well as the first time a mainland-registered passenger ferry has entered northern Taiwan, opening a new milestone for cross-strait direct shipping...
In recent years, Tainan’s old houses have become a new favorite among local tourists. Whether it’s sleeping in a historic home, dining in an old building, or exploring within these traditional structures, many of Tainan’s historic sites and classic street snacks have taken a backseat. Recently, former Major League Baseball pitcher Kuo Hong-chih confirmed...
Since the Stockholm Metro was excavated from underground bedrock, it features many unique rock formations. The Swedes invited artists to create captivating works on these rocks, resulting in an 110...
While all of Taiwan is going crazy over the Yellow Rubber Duck, Taiwan’s locally created “Blue Sperm Whale” will also make an appearance at Taipei’s Youth Park from October 5 to 20. With a size surpassing that of the Yellow Rubber Duck—at nearly 70 meters long and about the size of five...
This year’s National Day fireworks will be launched off the coast of Nanliao Fishing Port in Hsinchu. But traveling all the way to Hsinchu and heading straight back after just watching the fireworks would be a bit of a waste. On the holiday, why not head out early and take the time to enjoy the Mediterranean-style architecture along the Hsinchu seaside...
Since 2000, campaigns for International Breast Cancer Awareness Day have included landmark lighting events, where buildings emit or project pink lights to symbolize a giant pink ribbon and raise awareness about breast cancer prevention...
The itinerary of the Little Yellow Duck’s wildly popular tour around Taiwan has been finalized. Previously, there were reports that it would visit Taichung, but recently, Zhang Dachun, director of Taichung City Government’s Tourism Bureau, announced that due to the lack of suitable exhibition space in Taichung, high licensing fees, and the fact that the opportunity for first exposure had already gone to Kaohsiung, the decision was made not to invite the Little Yellow Duck to Taichung.