According to Lonely Planet, the Wehrhahn Line of Düsseldorf’s subway has been unveiled to visitors in a completely new light. Just beginning operations earlier this year, each station along the line is the result of an extraordinary collaboration between artists, designers, and architects. The unique features and meticulously planned hidden details showcase exceptional craftsmanship.
I have a few Hong Kong friends who really love Taiwanese waffles — crispy on the outside, soft on the inside, with an irresistible aroma and syrup combo. But Hong Kong has a similar dessert called “egg waffles,” which also became quite trendy in Taiwan two or three years ago. Now, egg waffles have almost become one of the must-try night market foods in Taiwan, just like these popular ones from 【Kong Bao Dan Hong Kong Egg Waffles】 at Ruifeng Night Market.
The weather is gradually getting cooler, and it’s time for hot spring season again. You don’t have to go all the way to Beitou to enjoy a soak. On Yangmingshan, you can enjoy a cozy sauna surrounded by mountains, and after your hot spring, warm up with a hearty bowl of pickled cabbage and pork hot pot that comforts both body and soul. Once you're feeling toasty, take a stroll through popular spots along the North Coast. The newly opened Far North Blue Point, Bayan Settlement, and Guhou Fishing Port are all great choices for a one-day trip. This autumn and winter, why not plan a relaxing day trip to the North Coast with family and friends?
Following the recent announcement of PABLO’s closure, among the Japanese cheesecakes still available are Ampousse, Bake Cheese Tart, and others. Ampousse currently operates two stores. Due to its commitment to hand-baking the tart shells and limited production capacity, the brand maintains high quality standards for its cheesecakes. To ensure this quality, Ampousse will not expand its storefronts but instead launch nationwide pop-up events. The first stop will be at Zhongli’s Dajiang International Shopping Center from December 1 to January 15, 2017.
Known as one of the world’s four great seaside tourist destinations, Okinawa boasts the nickname "Hawaii of the East." With its azure waters and rich Japanese charm, even celebrity Wu Feng couldn't resist its allure, taking his wife and little Ekim on vacation here. Among the must-visit spots in Okinawa is "Shuri Castle Park," where classic castle walls and tranquil garden scenery transport you back to the 16th-century Ryukyu Kingdom!
Is this roujiamo? Take a closer look, a really close look—it’s not roujiamo, it’s roujiamo pudding! A well-known Taiwanese dessert brand, Carpenter’s Handmade, recently launched a new pudding product that looks exactly like Taiwan’s iconic everyday dish, roujiamo, leaving netizens exclaiming, “If you haven’t tasted it yourself, you’d never believe it’s a pudding.”
The 2016 Kaohsiung City Travel Association Winter International Travel Exhibition will be held from November 25 (Friday) to 28 (Monday), 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM daily, at the Kaohsiung Exhibition Center.
Starting in December, a Christmas atmosphere fills the air across Taiwan. In addition to events like the New Taipei City Christmasland and the Strasbourg Christmas Market in France—which let you experience French Christmas spirit without leaving the country—Lalos Bakery is also offering a special promotion: purchase in-store and you could win a round-trip ticket from Taipei to Paris. If you’re lucky, your dream of visiting France might just come true!
Winter always calls for sesame oil, but besides sesame oil chicken, there are many other delicious sesame oil dishes. Today, I’m sharing sesame oil king oyster mushrooms—hoping you can enjoy a warm meal even in the cold winter.
On October 1 this year, Taipei Huashan welcomed a new independent bookstore called The Bluebird. Unlike chain bookstores, this space offers not just books but also simple coffee, light meals, and snacks. The bookshelves are complemented by tables and chairs for reading and resting, and various cultural and art events are held irregularly. The space is now more lively and interactive — bustling yet engaging. Named after the bluebird, it aims to rediscover the original joy of life and freedom.
Angkor Wat, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1992, was once ranked the No. 1 must-visit travel destination in the world by the travel bible *Lonely Planet*. Stepping into the world of Angkor Wat is like entering a realm of fantastical imagination.
According to the announcement by the Directorate-General of Personnel Administration under Taiwan’s Executive Yuan, the 2017 Lunar New Year holiday runs from January 27 to February 1, totaling six days off. By taking two additional leave days on February 2–3, you can enjoy a continuous 10-day break — a little gift for working professionals. So, where do you plan to take your family this Lunar New Year? Yingda Travel, an expert in Indochina tours, is offering exclusive early bird discounts for Angkor Wat and Vietnam — book early to save the most!
Halong Bay and Luon Cave (Luon Bay) in northern Vietnam, two major scenic areas, have both been designated as UNESCO World Heritage Sites, boasting breathtaking beauty that captivates travelers. Visiting North Vietnam before Lunar New Year not only allows you to avoid the crowds and enjoy a higher-quality travel experience, but also grants you unbeatable discounts and multiple gifts. Smart travelers, turn your excitement into action now!
The award-winning Dragonair has today unveiled its new brand identity as “Cathay Dragon,” operating closely alongside Cathay Pacific. Leveraging their respective regional and international networks, the airlines will deliver a smoother and more seamless travel experience for passengers.
The Minions popcorn bucket has long been a must-buy, popular item at Universal Studios Japan. With Christmas around the corner, in addition to a holiday-themed version of the popcorn bucket, the park has also launched the “Minions Christmas Cookie Box.” Upon entering the souvenir shop, you’ll see an adorable mountain of Bob-themed Christmas gift boxes. These limited-time, super cute character items are a must-have for any Minions fan!
Located near Guisui Street in Datong District is an incredibly “wild” little eatery offering an eclectic menu—from Chinese, Taiwanese, and Western cuisines to breakfast, lunch, dinner, and late-night snacks. This place is called “World Food Collection,” and the wildest part? It’s open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
“The city is a bit shorter than Taipei, but the sky here is much higher,” wrote Yu Guangzhong describing Taitung. How long has it been since you wandered through endless rice fields and breathed in the fresh air? More importantly, when visiting Taitung — a melting pot of indigenous cultures — don’t miss the tribal tour to deeply appreciate the beauty of this land from a cultural perspective.
Taiwan’s Taichung Xinshe Flower Sea attracts thousands of visitors every year to take photos. This year, the organizers designed the layout around the theme of a “peacock,” covering a total planting area of nearly 50 hectares, with the main exhibition area spanning about 3 hectares. The peacock’s head was crafted from three-dimensional floral arrangements, while its feathers were formed using 22 hectares of colorful blooms to create the image of a peacock spreading its tail. Hundreds of cosmos flowers, rapeseed blossoms, and zinnias bloom together.
Following the adorable Hello Kitty and playful Cool Guy Penguin, EVA Air has teamed up with Sanrio to unveil its latest creation—the “Gudetama Lazy Plane,” which officially debuted today (24th)! From now on, it will operate daily flights between Taoyuan and Tokyo (Narita) under routes BR196/BR195. With Gudetama’s signature laid-back vibe surrounding passengers, you won’t want to close your eyes for even a second!
I’ve seen this juice and slushie container on IG for ages but never got around to visiting. That noon, after a quick bowl of Train Ramen, I dashed over for a pit stop—only to end up so full I dozed off at work in the afternoon. It’s actually just a 2-minute bike ride from our office, but the closer a place is, the less likely I am to go. Why do we always hit the faraway spots first first XD?