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Fly to a Dreamy Island for Vacation – Direct Flights by Sky Surat Thani Airlines in Just 4 Hours
Koh Samui is Thailand’s third-largest island, surrounded by over 80 tropical islands of various sizes. Its pristine beaches and crystal-clear waters resemble a paradise, making it a top vacation destination for many travelers. It is also regarded as a snorkeling heaven in Southeast Asia, boasting rich marine life. Dive into the sea to admire colorful corals and tropical fish, and enjoy a beautiful island holiday.
Insane！Taichung’s Mega “Submarine Sandwich” – Bite into a Whole Lettuce Leaf
Have you ever tried a giant burger or submarine sandwich so big you can’t take a bite? Located near National Chung Hsing University in Taichung, Jimmy’s Submarine Sandwich is a favorite among local students for its affordable, oversized meals. For just over 100 NT dollars, you get a generous serving of lettuce, 2 to 4 slices of beef, pork, or cod, all stacked up larger than a face – no skimping on ingredients, making every bite super satisfying.
A dreamy café that melts your heart with cuteness & makes you feel like a flower fairy in seconds
“Floral art connects emotions, while taste returns to life.” Located in Taoyuan, GA Flower Café combines a café with floral design and offers floral services. The shop is adorned with colorful fresh flowers, adding a whimsical touch to every photo—guaranteed to captivate girls who’ll rush to gather their best friends for photos.
A must-visit for cat lovers!! Japan’s “Cat Temple” is home to 600 felines
Japan is truly a place you can visit over and over again!! Even unfamiliar spots hold plenty of little surprises waiting to be discovered by travelers; after visiting many temples in Japan, I heard for the first time about one temple that’s nicknamed the “Cat Temple”
LINE Themed Café Opens in Taipei on December 23 — Home of the Adorable Brown & Choco!
LINE FRIENDS Cafe & Store has finally launched in Taiwan. Recently, LINE announced plans to open a 60-ping (approx. 1,980 sq ft) hybrid café in Taiwan themed around Brown’s sister “Choco’s (Brownie’s) House,” where beverages, desserts, and merchandise will be sold. The café is set to open on December 23 at Shin Kong Mitsukoshi’s A11 in Xinyi New Life Square!
Don’t just sit around in the terminal waiting area — head to Kagoshima Airport for a “free foot bath” before your flight!
Always arrive at the airport super early out of fear of missing your flight, check in your luggage, then end up just sitting in the terminal bored because you don’t want to browse the duty-free shops? Not anymore. At Kagoshima Airport, you can unwind with a free foot bath before boarding, washing away travel fatigue and heading home feeling relaxed and refreshed.
Switzerland’s Most Beautiful UNESCO World Heritage Railway – Gliding Past Glaciers and Golden Larches Like a Paradise
Climbing over mountains and traversing valleys, the red Bernina Express winds through Switzerland’s towns and cities, treating travelers to breathtaking views of the country’s most stunning landscapes. When traveling in Europe, taking the train is one of the best ways to go — and Switzerland’s rail system is second to none on the continent. The magnificent scenery outside the windows is so captivating that passengers can hardly bear to sit down.
Must-try old shops in Fangyuan, Changhua: crispy oyster fritters and old-fashioned coconut ice pops!
Once a snack for fishermen at Wanggong Fishing Port, oyster fritters may seem like humble local fare, but they can also rise to the level of state banquet delicacies. When visiting Wanggong Fishing Port in Fangyuan, Changhua, you absolutely must try the ubiquitous oyster fritters as well as the third-generation old ice shop: Quanfang Coconut Ice.
Maple-red maples and ginkgo at Seimei Temple, and a nostalgic steam train ride — the top three must-visit serene getaways in Mooka
Mooka Town is primarily known for producing “Mooka-yaki” pottery and also boasts many valuable historical sites. In late autumn to early winter, the mountain scenery at Seimei Temple, with its maple reds and ginkgo yellows, along with a nostalgic old steam train rich in era memories, and even forest restaurants and kilns — every attraction is unforgettable. The various spots in town are also close to each other, so visitors can take some time out to enjoy the simple, nostalgic atmosphere and the beauty of nature.
Kaohsiung’s newly opened all-you-can-eat sukiyaki—thick-cut meat platters to satisfy your cravings!
Following on from Onikawa Ramen, the shop has recently launched a new brand—Onikura Restaurant—focusing on all-you-can-eat sukiyaki and grilled whole-block steaks. The store is located right next to the Onikawa Fengshan branch, at the former site of Black Cavalry American Steakhouse. To better match Japanese-style elements, the entire space has been renovated, continuing the Japanese aesthetic of Onikawa.
A Heartfelt Recommendation from the Village Chief of Taiwan Village: 3 Irresistible Reasons to Ski at Beidahu
Club Med Beidahu is the largest ski resort in the area, and even more special is that the village chief here is a Taiwanese woman. Jessie, the first ever Taiwanese village chief in Club Med globally, shares several must-visit reasons for travelers who haven’t been to Beidahu yet — based on her deep understanding of Taiwanese tourists. If you haven’t experienced the beauty of Beidahu or are looking for your next ski destination, you’ll surely be tempted.
Enjoy a picnic indoors and escape the wind and rain—super cozy green park-themed restaurant
Always planning a group picnic but held back by the scorching sun? Xinzhuang’s “Quni’s Park” is quite special—it’s a light meal restaurant themed around the joy of picnicking. Guests can sit on the grass and fully enjoy the set meals in their baskets, giving you the picnic experience indoors while chatting with friends.
Find your own Mitsuha or Taki here: 4 Must-Visit Film Locations from Japan’s Your Name
Directed by Japanese animator Makoto Shinkai, the anime film Your Name took box office charts by storm upon its release. The Gifu Prefecture’s Hida region, which served as the main filming location, instantly became a popular pilgrimage site for fans. This article introduces four must-visit movie locations—why not go and see them for yourself, admire the exact scenes from the film, and take your very own Your Name photos?
Adorably Pawsome: Kaohsiung Dessert Shop Filled with Shiba Inus & Bursting matcha Lava Cakes
This “Shiba Lena Dessert Shop” in Kaohsiung is a dessert store themed entirely around shiba inus. From the inside out, it’s packed with adorable shiba inu elements that will completely melt your heart. Paired with their daily fresh fruit tarts and the popular “bursting matcha lava cake,” the level of cuteness and comfort is off the charts.
Does Taoyuan have its own Cloud Mountain and Water scenery? A healing 12,000-square-meter green meadow and a secret island in the lake
The winter sunshine brings a sense of happiness, and there’s nothing more delightful than strolling across vast green lawns and feeling the breeze. In Taoyuan City’s Pingzhen District lies such a hidden gem that has been in operation for 10 years. Originally a golf course covering approximately 12,000 square meters, it was transformed into a restaurant while retaining expansive green fields, ponds, sand pits, an island in the lake, small bridges, and lush trees—creating the perfect setting for couples dreaming of an overseas-style grassland wedding.
A Hidden Taipei Noodle Shop Known to Insiders: Honest Flat Noodles with the Aroma of Lard
Anyone who knows me or has heard why I started my blog likely understands how important Shu Guozhi’s book “Taipei Delicacies” has been to my blogging journey. It’s no exaggeration to say that without this book, I might not be where I am today. What made me buy the book—and decide to follow in the footsteps of Shu Guozhi’s “gourmet adventures”—was a noodle shop he wrote about: No. 34: [Wanhua] Yanping South Road, Zhongyuan Fuzhou Dry Noodles.
Christmas Exclusive！Korea’s Super Popular “Matcha Keyboard Pancake” Now Available in Taipei
The wildly popular keyboard pancakes from Korea are now available in Taipei too！Cross Café in a small alley in Taipei’s East District has launched a Christmas-exclusive matcha keyboard pancake. The grid-style pancake is designed to look like a keyboard, super adorable, and paired with the ever-popular “Matcha King,” it’s hard for dessert lovers to resist. It’s caused a huge buzz online！
The most expensive "Hera Bear" costs 1.12 billion KRW — Visit the Teddy Bear Museum in Jeju and you won’t want to leave
Whether you're a teddy bear fan, a bear enthusiast, or simply love plush toys, the Teddy Bear Museum in Jeju Island is an absolute must-visit. With tens of thousands of teddy bears in its collection, from the wildlife section on the first floor to the marine ecosystem and fairy tale areas on the second and third floors, every level is packed with adorable teddy bears — a dream come true for fans.
Taipei’s Old-School Afternoon Tea: Tofu Rolls & Crispy Pastries in the Alleys
In the mornings around Anhe Road and near Tonghua Night Market, you can also find great traditional snacks that work well for breakfast or afternoon tea. Wangji Tofu Rolls and Laozhang Charcoal-Grilled Sesame Flatbread are located in the same small alley, just steps apart. If you’re worried the flatbread might be too big, go for the savory crispy pastry or the red bean pastry instead. The tofu rolls, on the other hand, come in dainty portions—perfect for a light bite rather than a full meal.
Asia’s craziest 600-second musical fireworks show featuring shooting stars that grant wishes over Victoria Harbour
The New Year’s Eve fireworks over Hong Kong’s Victoria Harbour are hailed as the grand finale of Asia’s annual events. This year, the “Bank of China Hong Kong 2017 Hong Kong Countdown” (New Year’s Eve fireworks), organized by the Hong Kong Tourism Board, will take place on the evening of December 31st over Victoria Harbour and several buildings in Hong Kong Island. To make the show even more spectacular, the Tourism Board will also host a street party in Tsim Sha Tsui before the countdown, inviting celebrity performers to celebrate with the public as they welcome the new year.