The 2013 New Taipei City Happy Christmas Town lit up on the 22nd of last month. The tree-lighting show launched by flying teddy bears and Santa Claus, along with a dazzling array of colorful lights and activities, attracted 550,000 visitors in just ten days after opening...
Do you remember the green-and-beige vintage streetcars speeding through the streets of Tokyo in the movie “ALWAYS: Sunset on Third Street”? Once a primary mode of transportation in Tokyo, streetcars gradually faded from the scene as private car ownership...
The Little Yellow Duck set to arrive in Keelung on December 21st isn’t just about seeing the adorable duck itself—there’s a whole lineup of surrounding activities, featuring a total of 5 themed zones. These include a spinning musical duck, balloon art creations...
The Civil Aeronautics Administration announced that new domestic airfare regulations will take effect on January 1, 2014. In line with government policy, Uni Air has also introduced various promotional offers, including early-bird discounted fares, providing travelers with more diverse choices. ...
Asia’s only and largest “Dream Mall Giant Balloon Parade” will kick off at 1:30 PM on December 14 on Kaohsiung’s Era Boulevard. In addition to the OPEN family and the Pleasant Goat family, there will be new additions including “OPEN-Z,” cartoon stars “SNOOPY,” and “Paw Patrol’s Chase & Marshall,” with nearly 30 groups of character-shaped balloons joining the parade. This year also marks the first-ever nighttime display of the giant balloons. Minister of Information Lau Ray-long invites children and adults across the nation to experience the wonder of warm winter in Kaohsiung this weekend.
Located within the Sun Yat-sen University campus by Xiziwan, it boasts unparalleled sunset sea views. This Southeast Asian resort-style seaside restaurant is so immersive that you’d forget you’re on a university campus if not for the tolling of the bell. Thatched...
Grinding Time Café is tucked away in an alley near Qinxian Eslite Greenway. It was transformed by two seventh-generation (born in the 1980s) guys who love coffee and photography. They renovated a 35-year-old old house to create a space that blends urban sensibility with original...
Hurricane Katrina struck the United States in 2005, causing $108 billion in damages and over 1,800 casualties, making it one of the most devastating disasters to hit the country in recent years. The story of Hour of Reckoning is based on...
The yellow Dutch duck attracted over 3.9 million visitors to Kaohsiung Harbor, while the little panda Yuan Zai at Taipei’s Muzha Zoo sparked a wave of healing animal mania. It turns out what people really need is an effortless...
In just two weeks, the Yellow Duck will officially make its way to Keelung Marine Plaza. The long-awaited pre-order information for the Keelung Yellow Duck Sightseeing Passport has now been released, and pre-orders can be placed starting today on the Richi official website, momo Shopping, ...
As 2013 draws to a close, Yida World is rolling out its year-end extravaganza, kicking off with the Crazy Anniversary Sale at Yida World Outlet Mall. The highly anticipated 2014 Purple Shine Yida New Year’s Eve Gala...
Stars galore shine bright in Greater Kaohsiung ! The December highlights — “The Big Balloon Parade” and “2014 Incredible Kaohsiung New Year's Eve” — attract hundreds of thousands of visitors every year. Among the most anticipated events, the “WOW Kaohsiung ! 20...
The yellow duck that spreads happiness and joy will make its appearance at Keelung Marine Square on December 21. Since the duck’s water play area is close to the sea with strong gusty winds, the Keelung yellow duck not only follows the original adorable and healing design by creator Florentijn Hofman...
As 2013 draws to a close, Facebook, the globally renowned social media platform, has just released its annual ranking of the most checked-in locations by region and globally. Among them are Tokyo Disneyland, Singapore’s Marina Bay Sands...
As Christmas approaches, Tainan’s annual Christmas light displays have consistently received high praise. Among them, the main Christmas tree standing in front of the Taiwan Literature Museum—paired with the museum’s brick load-bearing wall structure and elegant exterior primarily finished with stone-textured pebble-dash—...
As the weather turns cooler, many have started wearing long sleeves and thick coats in preparation for winter. MUJI has launched a “Warm Living” campaign, offering insulation solutions for both indoors and outdoors. The brand presents four lifestyle proposals: “warm clothing,” “home decor,” “hearty cooking,” and “winter bathing,” featuring over a hundred products including organic cotton-blend temperature-regulating underwear, cotton-wool blend thermal innerwear, washed cotton flannel bedding, Iga-yaki clay pot series, world curry blends, bath additives, and bath tablets. Prices range from 20 TWD to 2,240 TWD. The bathing line not only introduces new scents such as hinoki, raspberry, and various blended fragrances, but also debuts the “herbal essence bath sachet series” for the first time. These sachets wrap herbal ingredients like yuzu, hinoki, and ginger like tea bags, allowing you to simply drop them into your bath for a natural way to nourish your skin during winter.
The first sunrise on Taiwan's main island in 2014 will appear on the beautiful Sanciyuan Islet off the east coast. To help travelers seize the first moment of 2014, the East Coast National Scenic Area Administration under the Tourism Bureau of the Ministry of Transportation and Communications will invite "sunrise hunters"...
December is the season of Christmas, when jingling Christmas carols and soul-healing Christmas trees gradually come to life in various places. This year, we’re still chasing Christmas trees in December, and this time...
While the maple foliage at Fushoushan and Wuling Farms is gradually fading, Malike Bay Stream in the middle and upper reaches of the Tamsui River is just entering a vibrant and colorful world. Along the stream from Xiuluan, Yufeng to Sanguang...
Visiting Yilan’s jasmine tea fields, one must always enjoy a few cups of the richly fragrant jasmine tea, take photos amidst the tea gardens, and bask in the natural bounty of the Lanyang Plain. However, experiencing the beauty and excellence of tea goes beyond personally picking, processing, and tasting tea-infused dishes...