New Taipei Christmasland draws crowds from all over Taiwan—what’s the secret to its enduring popularity?
As summer heat rolls in, the sweltering weather often makes people want to plunge into cool seawater or a swimming pool. Domestic water parks are gearing up to attract this wave of summer visitors. But among these water parks and beach destinations, which are the most popular?
Back when I was an office worker, I loved hunting for unique-flavored small eateries for lunch, like Thai food or Vietnamese snacks. When I worked near Guangsan SOGO, spots like 【Thai Noodle King】 were regular lunch choices—spicy, aromatic, and appetite-whetting noodle dishes. Recently, I discovered this 【Thai Noodle Flavor Thai Rice Noodle Soup Specialty Shop】, which has received tons of great reviews and is also very reasonably priced. Of course, I had to find time to try it.
In Waitomo, a town on New Zealand’s North Island, there is a mysterious cave inhabited by a large number of glowworms. Their blue-green bioluminescence illuminates the entire underground space, so visitors can explore without needing torches or flashlights.
Even in summer, spice lovers won’t give up the thrill of eating hot and spicy food. “Spicy Stinky Tofu,” which combines Taiwan’s most iconic stinky tofu, is an absolute must-try snack for spice enthusiasts. This well-known spicy stinky tofu spot has moved from a bustling alley on Nanjing East Road to a more secluded spot on Ning’an Street, yet loyal customers still follow to savor the owner’s craftsmanship.
Summer is here again, and the sweltering heat often makes people want to dive into cool seawater or a swimming pool. Domestic water parks are gearing up to attract visitors during this peak season—but among all these water parks and beach destinations, which ones are the most popular?
Traveling from Taiwan to Hong Kong is about to get even more convenient for Taiwanese travelers. Starting July 18, Tainan and Hong Kong will launch round-trip charter flights, giving residents in southern Taiwan more options to shop and enjoy cuisine in Hong Kong. This also opens up a second international gateway for southern Taiwan.
The 2013 Brighton Fringe Festival officially kicked off in May in the UK. As the second-largest event after the Edinburgh Festival, it’s a major local celebration featuring dance, music, art exhibitions, street cinemas, outdoor activities, and more. The renowned Thai ladyboy performance troupe “The Ladyboys of Bangkok” is back in Brighton this year, adding fiery energy to the atmosphere.
When life speeds up every day and all you see are towering skyscrapers, do you yearn to escape the hustle and bustle, slow your hectic pace, and immerse yourself in the forests and wilderness to breathe in the forest’s essential oils? The New Taipei City Government has launched a tribal experience tour — the “Wulai Fushan Tribe Leisurely Journey ~ River Adventure in Dralan & A Chance Encounter with the Aroma of Makau” package. Travel to Fushan Tribe, the most precious water conservation area in Greater Taipei, and embark on a refreshing ecological adventure.
A “blizzard sweep” of silver romance sweeps through Aomori – to experience it, you’ll need to brave the bone-chilling winds
The Landscape Art Installation Along Taichung’s Liuchuan River Extended Until March Next Year
Five-time champ: China Airlines retains title as Best Airline in North Asia
Craving a short getaway from the hustle and bustle of the city and a relaxed, laid-back trip? Consider staying at this ultra-minimalist homestay to shed the weight of daily life and embrace simplicity. The New Days, located in Nanfang’ao, Yilan, features rooms without TVs and doesn’t serve breakfast. The entire inn is dominated by shades of grey and white — pure white bedsheets, cement walls, and white tiles — offering an uncluttered, carefree vibe that leaves a lasting impression on guests.
This mountain is a bit mysterious — strangers who hike here might form bonds, but couples who come are bound to break up.
China Airlines will increase its weekly flights to Hawaii from seven to nine starting June 2, including two non-stop services that save about two hours compared to those with a Tokyo layover. Operated by Airbus A330 aircraft, China Airlines is the only carrier offering direct flights from Taiwan to Hawaii. Additionally, the airline’s summer schedule will add more flights to Bangkok (Thailand), Nanchang (China), Fukuoka (Japan), and Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia), providing travelers with premium service and more flexible flight options.
Ascending a narrow staircase, a small poem taped to the door – “A Room of One’s Own: For Lady’s Bookstore” – greets you. Gently push open the door, and you step into the bookstore, and into your own room. “This room is full of color; women, men, neither or both – all are free.”
The 51-day Yilan Green Expo came to a close today (May 19), with cumulative attendance exceeding 400,000 visitors. Despite challenging weather conditions this year, overall figures showed a slight increase from last year, with total revenue reaching approximately NT$477.08 million. Yilan County Magistrate Lin Tsong-shyan stated that the expo integrated the unique environmental features of Wujihkeng, allowing the public to experience nature up close, along with a variety of hands-on agricultural activities reflecting Yilan’s local farming.
The deserts of inland Africa, home to venomous scorpions, searing heat, and desolate wilderness — some of the most remote places on the planet. For the past thirty years, every January, the silence of the wilderness is shattered as the world’s top drivers and adventurers gather here to compete in the Dakar Rally, which ends in Senegal. Known as “the toughest race on Earth,” almost every year someone dies during the competition.
Xitou Monster Village Helps Make Your Dreams Come True – Celebrate Christmas in High Spirits
Today (May 18) is International Museum Day! This year, the Taipei City Government’s Department of Cultural Affairs has partnered with 73 museums to offer free admission, extended opening hours, and other perks, along with over a hundred art and cultural performances and events. For those who haven’t decided where to go during the holiday, why not visit a nearby museum? You can take advantage of these offers while also celebrating International Museum Day.