Taiwanese Are Crazy About Japan: 4.24 Million Visits Before Year’s End
In recent years, Taiwan’s music scene has embraced a trend of cultural creativity, even making its way into hotels. The Amba Taipei Ximending Yishe, under the Regent Taipei Hotel Group, has created Taiwan’s only live concert venue within a hotel, offering a brand-new musical experience. It is also the first hotel in Taiwan to establish a dedicated music performance space. From now until September, every Tuesday and Sunday evening from 7 to 9 PM, a series of musicians will take turns performing.
The breathtaking scenery of Taoyuan has attracted numerous idol dramas to film there. Among them, the "Dongsen Mountain Forest Resort Hotel" (formerly Dongsen Mountain Villa Resort) on the Yangmei Plateau blends natural ecology with European architectural aesthetics. In addition to serving as the backdrop for the touching love story in *Fated to Love You*, it also features the scene in *Miss No Good* where Lucas and his senior vie for Shan Wushuang’s affection. This has instantly ignited a "pilgrimage" travel craze among idol drama fans.
Takoyaki is a well-known and familiar snack, and most people are accustomed to its usual way of being eaten. But on Wuren Street in Lingya, there’s a takoyaki shop that does things differently. Yukken Takoyaki, which only opened in February this year, is not located in a bustling commercial area. Plus, its storefront has no special decoration or prominent signage, so it’s very easy to miss if you’re not paying attention.
Summer vacation is peak season for "family trips" and "graduation trips." Still undecided about where to go? Malaysia combines island getaways and eco-tourism, and is also home to Asia’s only LEGOLAND and Hello Kitty Land—making it the perfect summer travel destination.
This year's Typhoon Soulik (SOULIK), the seventh typhoon, is heading toward Taiwan. The Central Weather Bureau has issued a maritime typhoon warning, and a land typhoon warning is expected to be issued by the evening at the earliest. ETtoday News Cloud has compiled a list of postponed events across Taiwan.
Are you an expert on all corners of Taiwan? The Xitou Line of Taiwan Tourist Shuttle is offering travel rewards worth tens of thousands of New Taiwan Dollars to recruit Xitou Super Players. Whether you prefer writing articles or creating videos, as long as you submit creative and engaging content, you could ride the Taiwan Tourist Shuttle Xitou Line, receive a travel subsidy provided by the organizers, head to Xitou for a trip, stay in the Monster Village, explore various attractions in Xitou, and the application deadline is July 15.
Following the launch of two weekly non-stop flights to Hawaii on June 2, starting from the winter schedule on October 27, the national carrier will collaborate with Hawaiian Airlines through code-sharing to provide passengers with up to 11 weekly round-trip flights between Taipei and Honolulu. This code-share partnership will offer travelers more convenient and diverse services, helping to expand the flight network.
The East Village is a neighborhood that comes alive at night. It’s the historic center of New York’s counterculture movement, which has since gradually gentrified. Yet it still retains its rebellious, free-spirited, punk edge, along with a mysterious tattoo culture. Packed with vintage shops, this compact yet fully functional little entertainment district truly has it all. Follow New York expert Linda as she takes you deep into the charm of the East Village.
Due to the 9-day consecutive holiday during the Lunar New Year, a domestic travel trend has swept across Taiwan, instantly making all domestic travel itineraries popular keywords and attracting large crowds of people and tourists to "pilgrimage" to these spots. Whether it's the homestays where the drama characters live or the well-known local tourist attractions, as long as they've been on TV, they become highly appealing to tourists.
Ever wondered what it feels like to "look down at rushing river water from atop a waterfall"? The "Xiaowulai Skywalk," built with an investment of NT$8 million and dubbed "Taiwan’s version of the Grand Canyon," lets you stand on the skywalk for just NT$50 and take in the breathtaking views from above.
Thanks to the Taipei City Government’s continuous efforts, the city’s riverside parks and bike paths have become an integral part of many residents’ leisure lives, even attracting visitors from other cities and countries who come specifically to experience cycling along Taipei’s scenic waterways. To celebrate the 10th anniversary of its launch in Taiwan, TLC Travel & Living Channel has partnered with the Taipei City Government to host the “TLC HAPPY DAY Taipei Picnic Day” event on the 20th at Taipei’s Beitou Riverside Park.
Not letting "Northern Gongliao and Southern Kenting" hog the spotlight, Taichung has also launched its Blue Ribbon Ocean Tourism Festival, combining for the first time with the "Da'an Music Festival" to create the new concept of "Central Taiwan’s Big 3 Coastal Destinations." The lineup includes Power Station of China, A-Lin, Evan Yo, and Pan Yu-Wen. Additionally, there will be lucky draws—just showing up for the fun gives you a chance to win great prizes like an iPad mini or a Giant gear-shifting bicycle.
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Chiayi’s “f Billion Plumbing Supplies” vividly recreates the classic video game “Super Mario” — from the coins you earn by hitting question mark blocks, to the Super Mushrooms that make Mario grow bigger, and the Invincibility Stars that help you dodge danger. Visitors can freely hop through hollow green pipes and even storm the castle to rescue Princess Peach.
Typhoon Soulik is gradually approaching Taiwan, with scattered rainfall occurring in various regions. The Central Weather Bureau issued a land typhoon warning around 8:30 p.m. on the 11th. Airlines are closely monitoring the typhoon’s movements to respond promptly. EVA Air stated that all international flights are currently operating as normal, but some domestic flights have been adjusted.
Typhoon Soudelor continues to rage, and airlines are on high alert, closely monitoring the storm’s movements. China Airlines and Mandarin Airlines have released the latest real-time flight updates. Today (12th), flight takeoffs and landings at Taoyuan Airport after 22:00 will be adjusted.
Typhoon Soudelor is intensifying, and the Central Weather Bureau issued a land typhoon warning around 8:30 PM on the 11th. Airlines are on high alert, closely monitoring the storm’s movements. TransAsia Airways has released the latest real-time flight updates: all domestic flights after 6 PM have been canceled, and there are also changes to international routes.
Located at the foot of the Four Beasts Mountains on the edge of the Taipei Basin, yet right next to Taipei’s most prime Xinyi Planning District, with a view of Taipei 101. Step out of the temple, cross the road, and you’re at the bus stop — just a ten-minute ride to Taipei City Hall Bus Station. Close to the hustle and bustle of the city, yet backed by serene mountains. Such a convenient place to stay is actually a pilgrim building? And it’s only NT$250 per person per night? What a great deal!
Due to the approaching of Typhoon Soudelor to Taiwan, the Central Weather Bureau has issued a land typhoon warning. As the Taitung area is also within the alert zone, the organizing committee has announced the suspension of the afternoon hot air balloon tethering activities and the evening light and shadow music concert on the 12th, and the cancellation of all hot air balloon activities for the entire day on the 13th.