Endless stretches of open grassland, dotted with herds of dairy cows and horses — New Zealand’s expansive ranches are always a breath of fresh air, sparking greater appreciation for animals and the crafts behind their related products. Now, you don’t have to go all the way to New Zealand to...
Amid the trend of taking photos for Instagram, many hidden spots and attractions in Taiwan have gradually been discovered. Some of these places are so stunning that it’s hard to believe they’re within the country—without specific context, netizens might mistake them for overseas hidden gems...
Taiwan boasts many natural wonders, but sites rich in mysterious history are few and far between. Gaining insight into the years and events they’ve witnessed offers a deeper and more astonishing perspective on these landscapes. On a corner of the northeast coast in Keelung lies an island...
Bringing heartfelt Japanese BBQ experience, N< adheres to the philosophy that inspiration creates everything. It has now opened its second store in Taiwan and overseas. Niku Yakiniku (Nikuzenbou) is Japan's largest and most renowned yakiniku (grilled meat) chain, bringing the authentic taste of Japan’s premium N<...
Since the U.S. presidential election on November 9, the dollar has strengthened, while the yen first rose then fell. This has led many Japan enthusiasts and travelers planning to visit Japan soon to exchange yen early or wait to see if a better exchange rate will emerge. Market...
Asia’s beloved monsters are making a big splash in Taiwan! The movie ties in with Christmas, as *Movie Edition Yo-kai Watch: Lord Enma and the Five Stories, Meow 7* hits theaters on December 23. Last year, collaborating with dance queen Jolin Tsai helped turn the adorable...
Taiwan High-Speed Rail marked its 10th year of operation on January 5, 2017, and its total passenger count exceeded 400 million on December 4. The lucky passenger purchased a ticket at 23:18 on December 4 from the Uni-President Hokuto branch of 7-Eleven (ticket number 21-0-31-0-339-1105) and will receive the grand prize of a “THSR Holiday Family Trip for Four,” which includes free access to any attraction and hotel accommodation. The winner is urged to contact THSR as soon as possible. The passengers immediately before and after the 400 millionth also won the second prize—a “THSR Holiday Double Ticket.” Additionally, nine passengers will receive a special prize: a complimentary Business Class travel voucher. All winning passengers’ ticket information has been published on the Taiwan High-Speed Rail website.
One of the annual highlights—the New Year’s Eve gala—always attracts tourists from around the world to Taiwan, especially Taipei’s 101 fireworks display, which is an internationally renowned attraction. Due to this global event, the Taipei City Government has decided to...
Many people are starting to ask what "Daihaitai" means. It turns out this phrase was spontaneously uttered by celebrity Wang Da Lu at the China MAMA Awards, where he said "a full house of Daihaitai," unexpectedly becoming a viral internet catchphrase and a trending keyword...
Holding a touching wedding in a sacred, all-white church is the dream of most people, and during the cold winter, there's nothing better than being surrounded by the warmth of happiness. In Changhua, there's a new hot attraction: the "Discover Happiness" church, designed in an elegant European style...
In Queensland, Australia, aside from the world-famous Great Barrier Reef — one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World — there are many astonishing and magical treehouse lodges hidden throughout the region, from the World Heritage-listed Daintree Rainforest to the inland areas near the Gold Coast...
Once hailed as Taiwan’s most beautiful railway branch line, the century-old Old Mountain Line winds from Sanyi in Miaoli County all the way to Houli District in Taichung City. Along the route, it passes through two stations (Shengxing and the former Tai’an Station), three railway bridges (the Longteng Broken Bridge, Liyutan Bridge...),
Taiwan has many maple-viewing spots scattered from north to south. This time, the scenic spot guide will introduce you to Mount Maya, renowned as the "North Maple" (Maya Mountain) counterpart to the "South Maple" (Aowanda). Located at the border between Dahu Township and Tai'an Township...
With the passage of the one rest day, one work day (one rest day and one work day) bill, 2017 was confirmed to have no seven-day national holidays. Before the end of 2016, workers could still get an extra day off due to December 25 (Constitution Day) falling on a Sunday, resulting in a compensatory day off. Many companies...
There’s a new cultural hub on the North Coast, featuring exotic white buildings reminiscent of Santorini that transport you to the southern European charm of Greece. The Far North Blue Point has been transformed from an abandoned military camp into a popular new photography destination. The white structures set against the blue sea...
Winter festivals and events typically include light displays, markets, and light shows, but Japan offers even more diverse activities—its creativity and ingenuity are truly astounding. Himeji Castle, renowned as Japan’s top castle, held...
Wrapped in festive cheer every winter, even without the snowy landscapes of Europe, you can still experience the charm of European-style Christmas markets. Visiting markets has always been one of the public's favorite activities, and this time, China Airlines brings the most authentic European markets to Taiwan, filling the holiday season with a rich international flair.
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Featuring installations, unobstructed sea views, and windmills, this is a must-visit spot for photographers and those looking to snap the perfect photo. Located along the coastal area of Houlong’s Haowangjiao in Miaoli, you can see a striking rainbow-shaped structure. Originally a landfill...
The “Iwate, Miyagi, Akita, Yamagata, Fukushima, and Aomori Six-Prefecture Thank-You Festival” continues the spirit of 2014, expressing heartfelt gratitude to Taiwan for its support following the Great East Japan Earthquake, and hoping to convey the feelings of the Tohoku region through action. ...