The Double Ten holiday is approaching. To alleviate the travel and homecoming crowds during this three-day break and meet passengers' transportation needs, Taiwan Railways has scheduled additional train services from Thursday, October 9, 103 (October 9, 2014), to Monday, October 13, 103 (October 13, 2014)...
On spring-to-early-summer nights, head to Matsu’s coastline. As waves roll in one after another, blue lights flicker and emerge from the water—ever-changing mysterious blue luminescence creates a dreamy atmosphere that stirs the heart. And as this unique...
To celebrate the upcoming “National Day holiday,” the [Chinese Green Lifestyle Leisure Development Association] suggests following the footsteps of travel experts on group tours. No need to worry about accommodation or meals—just relax and explore mountains and rivers with a guide, while listening...
Good news for travelers heading to Japan recently—Japan’s yen has depreciated sharply, hitting a historic low. The same budget now gets you more yen than ever before, significantly boosting your overseas travel spending power. Additionally, Japan will implement...
As the season deepens into late autumn, maple trees are quietly turning crimson, painting Japan in waves of poetic red from north to south. This vibrant hue perfectly complements Kyoto’s classic, romantic atmosphere, while splashes of red also bring a touch of autumn to the tranquil paths of ancient temples. Strolling through...
Didn’t we agree to head south together? Kaohsiung’s annual music extravaganza, the “Big Rainbow Music Festival,” is set to take place at Pier-2 Art Center on October 4th and 5th. To thank its fans, the Kaohsiung City Government Tourism Bureau is...
In Dongshan District, Tainan, a 52-hectare farm is tucked away in the mountains. During mornings, evenings, and after rain, when mystical sea of clouds drifts by, the prominent hilltops appear to float within the misty expanse, resembling solitary islands in a forgotten lake—mysterious and breathtakingly beautiful. The locals have thus nicknamed this place...
Ocean Park’s “Haunt Up Fear All-Day Festival” Introduces a Revolutionary Day-and-Night Concept Last year’s debut was hugely popular, and this year the park is breaking new ground again with the theme “Haunt Up Fear Ghost World Cinema,” featuring an impressive lineup of “7 haunted houses and 9...
MandarinOriental, Taipei The Taipei Mandarin Oriental Hotel inherits the renowned luxury and refined style of the Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group. Whether in accommodations or dining, it provides top-tier experiences for both business and leisure travelers...
Renowned celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay, dubbed the “Hell’s Kitchen Chef,” is widely known for TV shows such as MasterChef and Hell’s Kitchen...
Guam has been influenced by Spain for over 300 years, with 75% of its population practicing Catholicism, so churches can be seen everywhere on the island. However, the role of churches is no longer just as sacred places for worshippers to pray. They have become...
It’s well known that Japanese people love soaking in hot springs, and almost every kind of unique and different hot spring can be found in Japan. Especially at Yunessun Hot Springs in Hakone, Japan, you’ll find an incredible collection of imaginative hot spring facilities within the resort...
Recently, the tourism industry’s most adorable spokesperson, “Chief Oh Bear,” visited two featured eateries of the “2014 Good Fortune Comes with Every Bite—Travel Around Taiwan” campaign—Yuanlin Braised Pork Rice in Taichung and Pisces Squared—to serve as an honorary store manager for the day. The “2014 Good Fortune...
The Bayan settlement in Jinshan District, New Taipei City, is located beside the Yangjin Highway of Yangmingshan National Park, preserving large-scale terraced fields and traditional stone irrigation channels rarely seen in northern Taiwan. Due to the area’s high groundwater level, clear water quality, rich ecology, and...
To commemorate the 2564th anniversary of Confucius’ birth, the 2014 Confucius Temple Cultural Festival adopts the theme “Eight-Tone Hymn to the Sage,” using traditional eight-tone instruments to praise Confucius and pay tribute to the Great Sage and Foremost Teacher. Mayor Lai Ching-te, who also serves as chairman of the Tainan City Confucius Temple Cultural Foundation...
HowToTrip’s new brand, HowToTrip Le Kitchen, officially opened in Nangang on September 24th with a grand launch event. Located on the 3rd floor of the Nangang Exhibition Center, with a ceiling height of 4 meters and a total area of about 1,020 ping, HowToTrip has invested heavily to create this brand-new buffet...
Taoyuan, Hsinchu, and Miaoli are covered in mountains and hills, most famously known for their May tung blossoms. However, the charm of these regions goes far beyond that. The mountain landscapes complement garden-style restaurants, making them perfect for leisurely strolls. The nostalgic railways that bear witness to nature’s changes and...
The annual Golden Week is the peak travel season in China, and the travel choices of Chinese tourists have become one of the most closely watched issues in the global tourism industry. To this end, Hotels.com, the global leader in online hotel services...
As autumn cools down, the Northern Hemisphere gradually enters the season of fall, bidding farewell to the sweltering heat of summer and embracing the refreshing coolness of autumn. Compared to the vibrant bustle of spring and summer, the autumn and winter seasons feel tranquil and serene, with all things slowing their pace...
Didn’t you always look up at the sky as a child, imagining how cool it would be to soar through the air? Or remember the thrill of taking your first flight ever? Maybe you even imagined yourself as Tom Cruise, flying heroically through the skies in the movie Top Gun. What if you could fly high above the world, enjoying the most breathtaking views all to yourself? Well, now these dreams are no longer out of reach.