The sea glows with shimmering blue light in the darkness. From April to September every year, it’s the Blue Tears season in Matsu. The appearance of the “Blue Tears” is often a matter of chance and depends on external factors such as temperature, wind direction, moonlight, ocean currents, and tides—only then can you...
2017 is already halfway over—how many destinations on your travel checklist are still unchecked? Or have you already started planning for 2018 and mapping out your leave strategy? If you’re still unsure, take a look at the survey conducted jointly by Airbnb and Pinterest to see what travel cities other users were searching for most in 2017. Compared to the top 5, the results for 6th to 10th place aren’t too surprising—they include Kyoto, Bora Bora in Tahiti, New York in the U.S.,
Fashion enthusiasts may have noticed that one of the most recurring patterns and items this season is the adorable pink flamingo. With its vibrant color and tropical vibe, the flamingo has become a symbol of lively summer days. ...
Hong Kong’s only travel exhibition – the ITE Hong Kong, combining the 31st HKTDC Hong Kong International Travel Expo and the 12th IBTM Asia Hong Kong, is the city’s premier summer travel event every year. This edition will be held from June 15 to 18, 2017, at Hall 1A-1E of the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre in Wan Chai.
This year, we will set up an exhibition titled “Recommended Routes by Star Photographers” and host two lectures at the 2017 Hong Kong International Travel Expo. We hope to allow everyone to appreciate outstanding works by talented photographers and travel enthusiasts in Hong Kong, and to feel their...
From May to June every year, Sydney, Australia, also hosts the 23-day Vivid Sydney light show, becoming a major local event!The city’s most iconic buildings, such as the Sydney Opera House, are adorned with colorful illuminated facades, as if...
Many travel enthusiasts love to explore unique cultures and lifestyles through local historic architecture. When visiting countries in the Middle East, how can you miss the magnificent and imposing mosques? This 26-year-old Iranian photographer, Mohammad Domiri...
As the saying goes, travel is not just about eating, drinking, and having fun—it also allows us to step into the outside world, understand other cultures and histories, and discover all kinds of extraordinary people and stories we never imagined. Sometimes, travel can even be the nourishment that changes a life.
You might think this is a scene from a "Mars N? Chapter" movie, but no—it’s a real place on Earth. It just happens to have been captured using an infrared photography system.
Have you, as a seasoned traveler, ever had a romantic encounter? Or experienced a long-distance relationship? Maintaining such a bond likely requires great effort from both sides, but few have achieved global fame like this poor Indian lad.
This adorable pointed roof that looks like a belly button has a strong fairytale vibe. But this quirky little cabin isn’t the design of a modern architect or a dwarf’s house — it’s actually made from an upside-down fishing boat.
The Eiffel Tower isn’t just for taking photos — now you can leap off it and see panoramic views of Paris at speeds of 90 km/h!
The typical image of a church is one with a long history and classical, ornate design. But how about holding your wedding in a church built within ruins — would that be an alternative choice?
Many people visit Arizona, USA, to witness the majestic scenery of the Grand Canyon, but the area is not just vast desert—there are also many unique natural wonders. For instance, this time we’re introducing Horseshoe Bend, a spot that photography and travel enthusiasts should not miss...
While modern society promotes digital currency, the island of Little Liuqiu in Taiwan is taking a different path by issuing "beach currency." However, this unique local currency isn’t something you can buy — you’ll need to collect at least 2 kilograms of trash to earn it...
Not only Taiwanese tourists but also foreign visitors love exploring Taiwan’s night markets, where night market cuisine has become a cultural hallmark of Taiwan. The Tourism Bureau of the Ministry of Transportation and Communications will launch the “Top 10 Night Market Food PK Challenge” in July, featuring participation from as many as 10 night markets and over 30 food items competing. Innovative dishes and popular snacks will go head-to-head. Tsai Ming-ling, the Director-General of the Tourism Bureau, stated that the event aims to elevate street food quality and promote it globally.
Every flight of the Taitung hot air balloon tells a different story. A couple from Yilan decided to sign up for the “Hot Air Balloon Free Flight Sightseeing Tour” to celebrate their 20th wedding anniversary. Although they had originally booked a flight for the 25th, it was canceled due to weather conditions. But on their disappointing return trip, they received a call informing them that there might be a chance to take a flight as a standby passenger on the 26th, which finally allowed them to commemorate their 20th anniversary by taking a hot air balloon ride.
Summer vacation is here! This year, we’re bringing you a summer like no other. The Hsinchu County Government has launched a series of exciting activities that highlight the region’s mountain, sea, and lake features, including Science Education Month, Indigenous Music Concerts, and the Crescent Beach Music Festival — all healthy and fun. Yesterday (26th), Hsinchu County Magistrate Chiu Ching-chun appeared at the press conference dressed in a stylish beach outfit, transforming into a beach cool dude, and together with Wen Lan, the event ambassador for Jianshi Township in Hsinchu County, they kicked off the “Hsinchu County FUN in Summer” activities.
"I feel off all day if I don't have my milk tea." If you visit a Hong Kong cha chaan teng and listen closely before sitting down, you might overhear a local uttering these words. For Hong Kong people, cha chaan tengs aren’t just places that serve meals from breakfast through late-night snacks — they are an essential part of Hong Kong’s food culture. In this densely populated city, there are over 2,000 cha chaan tengs, but what makes the signature element in all of them — the tea — truly outstanding? It’s not just about heat control or skill; there’s also a little secret involved.
Low-cost airlines are entering Taiwan one after another, and among them is a plane with an orange-red star emblem on its tail. Many people can probably name it right away — “Jetstar,” officially known as Jetstar Asia Airways, a low-cost airline based in Singapore. Since its establishment in 2004, it has expanded its routes to cover East Asia, Southeast Asia, and mainland China. It currently operates 18 aircraft and offers a relatively high frequency of flights.