Tired of bland airline food every time you fly? Taipei International Airport (Songshan) aimed to change that perception by hosting the “Airlines’ Signature In-Flight Meals Collection” event yesterday (18th). Domestic airlines and catering companies were invited to showcase their popular in-flight meal offerings. The event featured dishes such as pumpkin vermicelli, a 3x3 grid Kitty adult meal and kids' meal, as well as sausage fried rice, boletus mushroom soup, and even the very down-to-earth five-spice braised pork rice.
Having just reached 300 stores worldwide, Dayuanzi will open Taiwan’s highest-altitude “Dayuanzi Dream Flagship Store” at Qingjing National Guesthouse on December 29, 2017. The opening will also feature a winter-limited strawberry ice cream and fresh seasonal fruit drinks.
Now you can shop and dine while taking the high-speed rail to Hsinchu. The brand-new shopping mall PLAZA 6+, located near Hsinchu HSR Station, will start trial operations ahead of its official opening on the 28th. Ahead of the trial, PLAZA 6+ has decked itself out in a pink and romantic theme, featuring a 9-meter-tall Christmas tree, a lost sleigh, and a pink tunnel—its dazzling night-time lights drawing crowds.
The Oshiage area of Asakusa is home to many famous tourist spots such as Tokyo Skytree and Senso-ji Temple. Naturally, it also boasts a rich Japanese bathing culture. In this article, we’ll introduce three popular sento. There’s “Jako-tsu-yu,” where you can admire koi fish, “Mikoku-yu,” where you can soak while gazing at the Skytree, and “Daikoku-yu,” a spacious open-air bath with an expansive feel. You’re sure to find a hot spring you’ll love here.
Drinking coffee seems to have become a habit for modern people. Whether it’s the youth or office workers, holding a cup of coffee is how many start their day. In urban life filled with cafés of all sizes, coffee takes center stage in the city. Domestic chain operators believe coffee can be perfectly paired with “light meals,” so they deliver fresh ingredients to their branches to create brunch cafés that offer “made-to-order” meals.
On May 5, the day of Lixia (Start of Summer), the New Taipei City Government’s Tourism and Travel Bureau will host a large-scale walking event titled "Lixia, Let’s Walk Together" at the Greater Taipei Metropolitan Park. The event will begin at 8:30 AM from the Sanchong Water Park and proceed along the bike path, ending at the Luzhou Breeze Park, covering a total distance of about 6 kilometers. The event is free to join. In the scenic early summer weather, why not step into the parks and explore the alleys to discover the natural and cultural beauty of New Taipei City?
Momotaro has come to Taiwan! To celebrate the official launch of the new regular Taipei–Okayama flight, Japan’s Okayama Prefecture has specially created 50 “Momotaro buses” that roam around Taipei City. Travelers who spot these Momotaro buses on the streets might want to take a closer look at this mysterious visitor from Okayama—its bright red cheeks are both adorable and charming.
As environmentalism has become a green fashion trend, the concept of low-carbon travel is gaining increasing attention, and eco-friendly hotels meeting environmental certification standards have emerged around the world. How can you fully immerse yourself in the idyllic atmosphere while traveling and experience the diverse facets of sustainability? Discover the true meaning of living green at eco-hotels.
In late spring to early summer, there's something exciting happening in Matsu — the "Sea View of Dongyin." This year, trial sailings and official departures started earlier than usual, allowing many tourists to enjoy the breathtaking views of the “northernmost frontier of the country” in recent days. With improved transportation, the name “Dongyin” in Matsu is no longer unfamiliar. Many people come here specifically to witness the “most beautiful scenery in the Republic of China.”
At the age of 9, German boy Felix Finkbeiner watched the environmental documentary "An Inconvenient Truth" and became concerned about the future of the planet. He initiated a plan to plant one million trees in countries around the world. After two years of effort, he achieved the one million tree goal in his homeland by the age of 11, and is now continuing to promote the project in other countries.
Haidilao Hotpot, known for its over-the-top service, has recently allowed customers to bring their favorite ingredients to enhance their meal—whether food or drinks. However, due to hygiene concerns, Haidilao will no longer process, chop, or wash ingredients brought in by customers before serving them. Customers are still welcome to bring their own ingredients to enjoy at Haidilao.
Travelers heading to Japan in the future can stay in temples! Japan will relax homestay restrictions next year
China Airlines announced on the 26th that it will launch daily direct flights to Ontario, California, USA, starting March 25, 2018. The service will be operated by the Boeing 777-300ER and can be combined with the existing Los Angeles route for flexible itineraries. Tickets go on sale immediately. Additionally, a new Taoyuan-Fuzhou round-trip route has been added to the cross-strait network. Coupled with the current three weekly flights between Songshan and Fuzhou, the China Airlines Group will operate a total of five weekly flights between Taiwan and Fuzhou on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays, offering passengers more flight options.
The song "Hometown Puyuma," sung by Ji Xiaojun, carries a faint sense of wandering melancholy. The word "Puyuma" originates from the Puyuma language, originally referring to the dwelling place of the tribal chief of the Puyuma people, and also conveys a sense of unity and solidarity. The tilting train put into service by Taiwan Railways on February 6 of this year (2013) is named after it. Initially operating on the Yilan Line and the North-Link Line, it will be expanded to the West Coast Main Line and the Taitung Line in the future.
The famous bathtub toy "Rubber Duck" is about to make its way to Hong Kong. This giant version, standing 15 meters tall and weighing 500 kilograms, is expected to meet the public by the Victoria Harbour in Hong Kong starting May 2. Its cute and lively appearance has many locals eagerly anticipating its arrival.
Exploring the Matsu region, you’ll find a variety of distinctive local snacks such as Jianguang Cake, Dingbianhu, fish noodles, and more – all delicious must-tries. At the old market in Jieshou Village, Nangan Township – the Jieshou Lion Market – there’s an unnamed stall selling golden, crispy “Chongdi Cakes.” Though the flavors may seem simple, they’re irresistibly delicious and make you want to keep coming back for more.
The area around Jinhua Street in Huaguang Community, originally scheduled for demolition at six o'clock this (24th) morning, suddenly had a blockade erected on the evening of the 23rd, sparking public dissatisfaction. As a result, Liao Family Beef Noodles, which had planned to stay open “until the very last moment,” was also forced to be isolated within the blockade. This “last night” left the Liao family filled with emotion, as the beef noodles could only be handed to customers through the gaps in the fence.
Now entering its "coming-of-age" year, Tokyo Disneyland will hold a 340-day celebration of the Tokyo Disney Resort’s 30th anniversary from now until March 20, 2014. Themed “The Year of Happiness,” the resort will not only introduce new daytime parades but also revamp its attractions to offer visitors a fresher and more exciting experience.
Please note that Sun Li-jen’s former residence is not open every day, nor is it open every Sunday. It is only open to the public on the second Sunday of each month. Moreover, visitors must make a reservation with the Cultural Assets Division of the Taichung City Government. Those planning to come should pay special attention to avoid disappointment. Although it is called a former residence or memorial hall, this large Japanese-style bungalow and garden was actually where Sun Li-jen was placed under house arrest during his lifetime.
For couples getting married, the wedding banquet represents their personality, dreams, romance, and creativity. Want to hold your wedding abroad but can’t decide due to budget constraints and the hassle of communication details? Domestic resort hotels offer a wedding vacation experience, allowing you to celebrate your big day in a holiday paradise—right in the midst of a magnificent canyon. Starting from NT$7,999 per person, guests can stay in a 21-ping luxury suite and enjoy a fully designed wedding banquet. While family and friends attend the celebration, they can also explore the beauty of Taroko.