Taitung was once Taiwan’s hinterland, but today it is the island’s backyard garden—where mountain ranges collide and blue seas meet azure skies. Home to over six indigenous tribes, this place boasts a rich natural environment, pristine springs, and a vibrant cultural scene, making these its greatest...
Taiwan’s northern coast is home to the Shimen Laomei Green Stone Trough, the only unique landscape of its kind in the country. Formed by volcanic reef rocks from the eruption of Datun Volcano and shaped over time by relentless wave erosion, this terrain is typically covered in a lush expanse of...
In spring and summer, the snow-white, vibrant tung blossoms begin to bloom, with "May snow" falling across Taiwan. The fallen petals blanket the trails, creating stunning floral carpet roads – a cherished annual event for many travelers. Changhua has...
Dendrobium orchids cascading like a sea of flowers and a waterfall, with their pink blooms bursting into full glory every April and May. The spectacular sight of tens of thousands of blossoms attracts numerous visitors for flower appreciation and photography, making areas across Taiwan that cultivate dendrobium orchids popular destinations...
Located in Dongshi Township, Chiayi, the 14-kilometer coastline gives birth to the hometown of oysters, which is also the area’s most vital economic lifeline. Here, there are thousands of hectares of fish farms and the nation’s largest offshore oyster farming rafts, with oyster production accounting for over one-third of the country's total...
As the ultimate representative of minimalist style, MUJI has created a clean and refreshing home aesthetic loved by many. Beyond furniture, clothing, and accessories, MUJI has also begun to expand into areas such as housing construction, flower shops, and coffee shops...
The golden, cluster-like flowers of the Golden Rain Tree hang in long, drooping racemes. Their bright yellow blossoms are elegant and radiant, and when a breeze blows, the petals scatter in a romantic shower that resembles a golden rain. The Golden Rain Tree typically blooms from May to June each year. Located in Pingtung...
The heartwarming and opposites-attract romance between heartthrob Takeshi Kaneshiro and actress Zhou Dongyu in the film *I Like You* has received widespread acclaim. In Taiwan, it grossed over NT$10 million in just five days of release, while in mainland China, its two-week earnings soared to nearly NT$1 billion (RMB 201.78 million), earning it the title of a must-watch romantic film of the year. *I Like You* blends food and love, winning over fans' hearts. The film was almost entirely shot in Shanghai, reflecting the city's culinary culture — where expressions of affection often include the word “eat,” such as “I’m going to eat you up” (which actually means “I really like you!”). The movie’s cleverly chosen, aesthetically pleasing filming locations have made Shanghai a new hotspot for fans looking to recreate iconic scenes.
Following the successful launch of its first Japanese-style "earthen storehouse" street outlet in Taiwan in January 2017, Sushiro, responding to enthusiastic market feedback, will open its second such outlet nationwide in Taichung in May. The new Sushiro store on Zhongqing Road in Taichung will open on May 23...
Soak in your private bathtub and pool, enjoy panoramic ocean views and warm sunlight, and feel as if you’re in Hawaii—this illusion makes all worries fade away. Located in Kenting’s Houwan area in Pingtung, the Houwan 36 B&B is not only close to the beach but also offers accommodation s...
Recently, there has been a very unique hotel built in the highly sensitive border area between Israel and Palestine. This hotel boasts the “worst view in the world,” with its entrance directly facing the high wall erected by Israel 15 years ago...
With the acquisition of Belmond Las Casitas in Colca Canyon and the launch of South America’s first luxury sleeper train, Belmond Andean Explorer...
Besides its abundant natural landscapes of beautiful mountains and waters, Taiwan’s distinctive architecture and landscaping also make the island more diverse and fascinating. Hidden among the alleys of Xincheng Township in Hualien, there is a Catholic church that resembles Noah’s Ark. The exterior of the church looks like...
Located in Shimen District on Taiwan’s northern coast, the Old Plum Green Stone Trough is the only landscape of its kind in the country. Every year from April to May, a vast expanse of green algae forms here, attracting numerous tourists and photography enthusiasts. However, this year, due to extreme weather...
Lupines, symbolizing motherly love, come in vibrant hues, standing tall and dignified, typically ranging from 0.5 to 1.5 meters in height—absolutely stunning. Located in Taichung, Fushoushan Farm experiences ever-changing floral seasons throughout the year...
Ramen in Taiwan is super expensive—but if you know where to look, you can actually get a bowl for under NT$100.
What is a Turducken? Unveiling the Delicious Secret of the Western Version of "Chicken-Stuffed Pig Tripe with Turtle"
Located in Taichung, the Muxinquan Leisure Farm not only boasts an expansive area of over 8 hectares, but its high-altitude location offers views of Wine Barrel Mountain, the Dajia River, and more. At night, you can gaze up at a sky full of stars and overlook the neon lights of Taichung city. ...
On May 18th (Thursday) from 1:30 PM to 2:00 PM, the Wan'an No. 40 Exercise (covering Taipei City, New Taipei City, Taoyuan City, and Hsinchu County) will be held in the northern region. Travelers who are out or on a trip should pay special...
Every spring, flowers burst into bloom across Taiwan, covering the island in vibrant seas of color, making it one of the best seasons for flower viewing. The bright purple-pink water hyacinth has a hollow, bulbous stem resembling a gourd, allowing it to float on the water’s surface...