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【2015 Review】Top 10 Instagram Check-in Spots – How Many Have You Visited? (Part 2)
Every year-end, it’s time to take stock of many things. As the internet giant, Instagram has only been around for 5 years but already boasts nearly 400 million users. With over 80 million photos shared daily, which place received the most hashtags this year? Have you...
Alternative Tokyo Experience: Ring in the New Year with Foxes
The fox procession then parades through the streets, advancing under the watchful eyes of onlookers lining both sides. Alongside the array of foxes, big and small, the parade features various lanterns and life-sized fox-face statues.
【Christmas Flash】The Netherlands’ Twinkling Starry Path Inspired by Van Gogh’s "Starry Night" Is Super Romantic!
Van Gogh was a pioneer of Expressionism, and his works have had a profound influence on 20th-century art. Unfortunately, he never became wealthy from his paintings during his lifetime and passed away at just 37 years old. To commemorate the 125th anniversary of Van Gogh's death, Finnish artist Daan Roosegaarde recently...
German Christmas markets offer unique features in different cities
Germany is renowned as the "Christmas capital of the world," with over 2,500 Christmas markets of all sizes held every year. With long-standing traditions, ancient customs, and dazzling festive decorations, they aim to serve up a rich "Christmas feast" for everyone....
【Tainan】The Blue Print 3D Returns as a Cultural and Creative Park
The Blue Print is an iconic landmark in Tainan, known to almost everyone. When I first visited Tainan early last year intending to pay homage to it, I accidentally ended up on Ximen Road, just one street away from the original site, where I saw the new 3D version of the former 2D Blue Print. There was also a cute mascot named Blues at the entrance saying...
【Travel Recommendation】8-Day Sydney & Tasmania Trip: Fresh Catch Seafood Adventure
There’s only one island in the world where you can breathe the cleanest air, savor fresh seafood, get up close with rare wildlife, and even hand-pick delicious fruits. This place is Tasmania — an unforgettable experience await you.
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[Airplane Food Like This] Visit Cathay Pacific’s Inflight Kitchen
Many of us have eaten airplane food, but how is it actually made? This time, Fever Travel steps into the Cathay Pacific inflight kitchen to share the process of making airline meals.
【Limited at Langham Place】Monchhichi wishes you a Happy New Year with you—super festive!
As the Year of the Monkey approaches, major malls are gearing up for this year’s decorations. Following their earlier collaborations with Gudetama and Line Friends to celebrate Christmas, Langham Place now brings you Monchhichi to ring in the New Year!
Last day to book: Jetstar flights to Tokyo/Osaka for $399, Hanoi for $199, Singapore for $249
Jetstar has another promotion, this time featuring deals to Tokyo, Osaka, Singapore, and Hanoi, with one-way fares starting from $199. I’m sure many of you are very familiar with Tokyo and Osaka. For those who want more info, you can check out our Japan travel guides...
【Myanmar Unveiled】A Journey to the Mysterious Golden Rock Guarded by Buddha’s Hair
After visiting the Shwedagon Pagoda in Yangon, the next day I set off from Yangon to Kyaiktiyo Pagoda, with the goal of reaching Myanmar’s another pilgrimage site—the Golden Rock. The Golden Rock is a massive boulder perched atop a 1,100-meter-high mountain. Due to its proximity to the edge of a cliff, it appears...
【Video Available】Asia’s Tallest Indoor Slide Lands in Kaohsiung!
I once stayed at Taichung’s most fun hotel—Red Dot Design Hotel, where the two-story spiral slide in the lobby was a favorite among almost all guests. But lately, it seems to be overshadowed by this “tallest indoor slide in all of Asia” at Kaohsiung’s National Science and Technology Museum.
Splurge on an Indian Adventure: Explore Seven Cities in One Trip
As a travel enthusiast, the magnificent Taj Mahal and the mysterious allure of India are likely on everyone’s dream list. However, safety concerns in India always warrant attention. Traveling solo means less support, but joining a tour allows you to explore with peace of mind.
Attention window seat lovers on flights: these seats actually "have no windows"
Many people prefer window seats on planes to enjoy the scenery from high above, but quite a few have reported that after boarding, they found their window seat had no window at all. According to foreign media, sometimes airlines choose to squeeze in extra rows of seats, giving up the perfect alignment between seats and windows. It can also happen if the seat is located directly beneath the aircraft's air conditioning vent.
Breathtaking scenery and delicious food in one go—The “Passionate Iron Horse Ride” from Bitan to Gongguan
Cycling while enjoying the cool breeze and the scenic riverside views is a convenient weekend leisure activity for many Taipei urbanites. Among them, Bitan in Xindian District, New Taipei City, is not far from the city center. After the renovation project completed in phases in 2008, it became much cleaner and more comfortable. Walking paths along both sides of the Xindian River have also been planned, allowing people to stroll or cycle.
British Princess Kate Attends New Cruise Ship Launch Ceremony; Ship Named Royal Princess
Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Cambridge (Princess Kate) named the new ship Royal Princess for Princess Cruises at the launch ceremony in Southampton, UK, and smashed a bottle of champagne against the ship's hull, marking the official launch of the Royal Princess. This may be the last solo public appearance by the pregnant Kate before giving birth in July.
Defeated mango shaved ice and grass jelly — grass jelly wins the title of Taiwan’s Summer Solstice Food Champion
Organized by the Tourism Bureau of the Ministry of Transportation and Communications, the “Taste the North Cross – Summer Solstice Food Selection” event crowned grass jelly as the champion of Taiwan’s summer solstice food after an online popularity vote and evaluations by renowned food and travel experts such as Lin Qiu-xiang, Hu Tian-lan, Liang You-xiang, James, and Saegami Tsuyoshi. It beat strong contenders like mango shaved ice and grass jelly.
The son of Xu Zhongren’s shop: herbal-braised beef noodles with duck blood, bursting with aroma and springy noodles
As evening approaches, this noodle shop tucked in the alleys near Taipei’s Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall MRT station is packed with diners inside and a line of customers waiting outside. Its sleek dark gray decor, floor-to-ceiling windows, and wooden tables and chairs might at first glance make you think it’s yet another Japanese ramen joint expanding into Taiwan—but it’s actually a bona fide “Chinese restaurant.”
The Cool Joy of Streamwater: A Weekend of Fish-Watching and Fern-Viewing in Pinglin’s Jingualiao
With the blazing sun radiating intense heat, do you want to escape into a green world shaded by swaying leaves? Or listen firsthand to the cool, joyful melody of a babbling stream? Perhaps catch a glimpse of fish gracefully gliding through the water? The New Taipei City Agriculture Bureau is hosting an outdoor session of its “2013 New Taipei City Natural Ecology Conservation Lecture Series” on Saturday, June 15th at 9:00 AM, starting at the Jingualiao Stream Fish-Watching and Fern Trail in Pinglin District, New Taipei City.
Blending Local Vitality: Explore the Old Prison and Yushan Hostel in Chiayi
Taiwan, an island rich in character, offers unique and profound attractions in every county and city. To truly understand the local essence and experience Taiwan’s distinctive culture—where history, ecology, and storytelling converge—requires immersive exploration. In Chiayi, spots brimming with stories such as the century-old park, Yushan Hostel, and the Dutch-era Lantan Reservoir are perfect for a two-day, one-night trip to soak in the region’s unique cultural and humanistic landscapes.
The lemon tea is as sweet and unforgettable as Taiwan itself. The Tourism Bureau and 85°C join forces to “make drinks.”
As summer approaches, the Tourism Bureau of the Ministry of Transportation and Communications and 85°C have collaborated on a dual-brand marketing campaign, developing and launching the “235 Special Lemon Tea.” In late June, the drink will be available at approximately 700 85°C stores across Mainland China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Macau. The campaign will also feature event posters in stores, exclusive cup sleeves, and sealed wrappers. Part of the unique “Taiwan Summer Solstice 235” festival, the initiative hopes that both domestic and international visitors will fall in love with Taiwan after trying this 235 Special Lemon Tea.