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Eastern Japan’s Largest Million-Light Festival of Lights Event – Dreamy Night Cherry Blossoms at Sagamiko Lake Illumination
Kanagawa Prefecture is hosting the “Sagamiko Lake Illumination” night cherry blossom event, which will take place in two periods: from March 20 to April 5 and from April 10 to April 12. It is being touted as the largest-scale event in eastern Japan, featuring an overwhelming number of...
Ten thousand lilies smile brightly—Zhongshe Lily Festival in Houli is a feast for the eyes
The Lily Festival has begun at Zhongshe Sightseeing Flower Market in Houli District, Taichung, where over 100,000 lilies of more than 20 varieties are blooming one after another. This year, the rare rolled-petal lily variety, seldom seen in Taiwan, has been specially introduced. In white, pink, and red-orange hues...
Seize Children's Day: Taiwan Theme Park Deals Roundup
To celebrate the upcoming Children's Day holiday, theme parks across Taiwan are rolling out special promotions. Below is a roundup of ticket discounts at parks nationwide, so visitors can make the most of these deals and enjoy a fun-filled time. In Taipei City ◎ Children's Amusement Park 4...
Not only is the Sea Skywalk a must-visit attraction, but the Majestic Princess also debuts its Hollywood-style grand show.
The Majestic Princess, operated by Princess Cruises—the world’s third-largest cruise line brand—has been honored as the “2018 Best Cruise Line in Asia” and will embark on its maiden voyage from Keelung Port in April. The Majestic Princess boasts numerous exclusive facilities, including...
Bangkok’s Tsutaya Bookstore: A Must-Visit Aesthetic Complex Mall for Culture Lovers
The world’s most beautiful Tsutaya Bookstore has sparked a craze in Japan and Taiwan, with its hybrid reading space becoming the latest travel landmark. Located on the sixth floor of Bangkok’s luxury department store Central Embassy, it also features...
Meet the Night Elves: A Guide to Firefly-Watching Spots Across Taiwan
By April, fireflies begin to appear across Taiwan. These glowing creatures are typically found near rivers, farmland, and other areas with clean water sources. However, as human development intensifies, seeing these magical lights at night has become a rare and precious experience. Below is a list of popular firefly-watching destinations across Taiwan, helping travelers plan their visits in advance. Additionally, please follow these five key guidelines while observing fireflies: do not touch them with your hands, do not use nets, do not use flashlights, avoid light pollution, and keep noise to a minimum.
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[Visit Accommodations]A new landmark across the strait!fHenng Chang opens a hotel in Kinmen to meet four major needs
Kinmen boasts unique military heritage sites and distinctive Minnan cultural characteristics. Here, you can not only enjoy the diverse humanistic charm and military scenery of Kinmen but also experience the intellectual and quaint local customs. Thanks to its geographical advantage, it is just a 30-minute ferry ride from Xiamen...
Nagasawa’s onion soup — only available at the Chibi Maruko-chan themed café
To celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Chibi Maruko-chan anime, Fuji TV in Tokyo’s Odaiba district has transformed its first floor into a limited-time “Chibi Maruko-chan Café” starting March 21 until...
Last Hello Kitty Starry Sky livery plane from EVA Air! Taipei-Houston direct flights now open for booking
EVA Air launched its first Taipei-Houston flight on June 19. The mission will be flown by the airline’s seventh newly designed Hello Kitty livery aircraft, the Starry Sky plane. EVA Air also stated that to maintain...
Kappabashi heads are here to keep you company on your commute — Kaohsiung’s limited-time “Kappabashi Painted Train”!
The charm of Kappabashi continues to spread wide — Kaohsiung MRT has teamed up with the “See Kappabashi” special exhibition and launched the “Kappabashi Painted Train” from March 28 to April 27, aiming to keep all commuters company to and from work.
Secret Cotton Tree Blossom Alley: A Spring Feast in Zhutang, Changhua
The stunning sight of yellow bellflowers has just faded, and now the fiery red cotton tree blossoms have arrived. Every spring, these crimson blooms paint the sky in vibrant hues. In Zhutang Township, Changhua County, there’s a “hidden gem version of a cotton tree blossom alley,” located...
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[Delicious Food]The Secret Garden of Tsukeyupis (Uglyheads)! The Peach Bottom Cake Is an Eye-Catcher
The “Meet the Tsukeyupis” special exhibition, which started in Taipei and is currently heating up at Pier-2 Art Center in Kaohsiung, also saw the quietly launched Tsukeyupi-themed restaurant in Taipei in April, allowing fans to experience the charm of the Tsukeyupis even more...
Selfie sticks banned everywhere: A list of global no-go spots
Since the invention of selfie sticks, taking photos no longer requires asking others for help, making selfie sticks a popular trend. They allow travelers to easily capture great memories anywhere and have become an essential travel accessory. But now, using a selfie stick requires caution...
New Year’s Luck-Boosting Photo Spots: 6 Scenic Routes in New Taipei
Tired of traditional Lunar New Year travel routes? Where are the hidden gems in New Taipei where you can avoid the crowds? Here are six great photo spots and off-the-beaten-path destinations in New Taipei to start your new year away from the hustle and bustle and immerse yourself in nature...
Youth Travel in Europe: A Complete Beginner’s Guide
Europe has always been a top travel destination for Chinese people, with its rich cultural and natural landscapes deeply appealing to travelers. However, due to its distant location, higher budget requirements, and more complex language and itinerary planning, many young people don’t know where to start...
Tantalize Female Taste Buds: Tsuru-koshi Udon Makes Its Way to Taiwan
In addition to the steady influx of Japanese ramen shops in Taiwan, Japanese udon eateries are also becoming increasingly common. "UDON つるこし (Tsuru-koshi)," known as Tsuru-koshi Udon, founded in 2010 in Nishi-Shinjuku, Tokyo...
Ride the light rail to explore Kaohsiung this summer vacation—free trial operation now open!
Kaohsiung Mayor Chen Chu announced on the 29th that the city is about to welcome the nation’s first light rail transit system. With construction progress exceeding 70%, the light rail will carry Kaohsiung’s century-long progress and dreams, and is expected to begin operation as early as the end of August...
Don’t miss it—next chance is in 17 years! Japan’s most stunning night cherry blossom spectacle: “Lunar Eclipse Hanami”
As cherry blossoms bloom across Japan, their pink and pale white hues paint the nation in beautiful spring colors. Many popular hanami spots have also coordinated special evening illuminations to launch night cherry blossom viewing events, showcasing a completely different charm from the daytime. The National Astronomical Observatory of Japan...
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[Enjoy Discounts]Celebrate Children's Day!14 Forest Recreation Areas Across Taiwan Offer Free Entry for Kids
To celebrate the upcoming Children’s Holiday, the Forestry Bureau has launched a free entry promotion for children at its 14 national forest recreation areas over the four-day weekend holiday (April 3 to April 6). The Forestry Bureau has specially planned the “Children’s Day Free...”
Explore Kaohsiung’s Seven Themed Land & Sea Adventures During the Qingming Holiday
This year’s Children’s Day and Qingming Festival holiday spans four days — the perfect time for family reunions, ancestor worship, and spring outings. The Kaohsiung City Government Tourism Bureau has launched seven spring travel themes, including Taiwan’s largest performance troupe festival “Neimen Songjiang Battle Array,” “Kaohsiung Harbor Nostalgia,” “Airport Express Sightseeing Bus,” “Indigenous Village Charm,” “Blue Highway Fishing Village Experience,” “Love River Breeze Fun,” and “Shoushan Zoo Family Fun,” showcasing the diverse landscapes of Kaohsiung as a city of mountains, seas, rivers, and harbors. The public is invited to bring their families to explore Kaohsiung this spring and enjoy the warm vibes of southern Taiwan.