The water city of Venice has also been vigilant about this crisis, as rising sea levels caused by increasing temperatures could submerge the city. To draw more attention, an Italian artist created the artwork “Support” to urge the public to confront this issue.
I've been working hard lately to discover great pork floss rice spots, and the more I eat, the more I realize "finding delicious pork floss rice is harder than I thought." Whether it's pork floss rice, coffee shops, or other types of restaurants, scouting eateries is just like that—you always end up eating more than you can write about. It's all part of gaining experience and honing your fundamentals. With enough practice, you'll quickly learn to tell good pork floss rice from bad. Today, let’s talk about this place: Bin Guohua Street Pork Floss Rice.
Hong Kong’s annual highlight, the “Dragon Boat Carnival,” will take place from June 2 to 4 this year at Victoria Harbour and the Central Harbourfront, featuring two main events: the “Hong Kong International Dragon Boat Invitational Regatta” and the “San Miguel Beer Festival.” This year’s carnival will be bigger than ever, with the venue area expanded by 50% compared to last year, the addition of several new competition categories, and a record number of international dragon boat teams and participants. The event will also incorporate many local Hong Kong elements, while 14 Hong Kong food trucks will make their first joint appearance, serving up local delicacies for a fun-filled dragon boat celebration.
Hey, you’ve heard of habits, but have you ever heard of a “habit vending shop”? Recently, as Taipei Metro celebrates nearly 21 years since its launch, it has unveiled a limited-time 21-day “Habit Vending Shop” at Zhongshan Station. Designed with a fairy-tale theme, the shop offers a variety of creative cultural and creative items such as stress-relief cup mats, loneliness tattoo stickers, mini movie quote books, and latecomer paper watches—all given away for free. By replacing traditional promotions with creativity, it has successfully captured the attention of young commuters.
Apart from Japan, which remains a perennial favorite, Thailand is the top overseas travel destination for Taiwanese travelers. According to a survey by travel website TripAdvisor, five of the 25 most popular tourist attractions in Asia in 2017 were located in Thailand. Whether it’s the exclusive island romance of Koh Samui or the untamed jungle charm of Chiang Mai, where do you want to go this summer?
Korean fried chicken became popular in Taiwan thanks to *My Love from the Star*. Korean fried chicken shops have been opening one after another on the streets. Although the craze has slightly cooled down over the past year, Huang Huisheng, the owner of the Chibi Maruko-chan themed restaurant, remains optimistic about the future of "fried chicken." In early April, he opened the Ligu Ligu Korean Fried Chicken Specialty Store in the eastern part of Taipei. In addition to classic Korean flavors, they plan to develop flavors unique to Taiwan in the future.
The "Taiping Cloud Ladder" located in Meishan Township, Chiayi, is touted as the country’s longest scenic suspension bridge. At an altitude of 1,000 meters, it offers sweeping views of the vast Chiayi-Kaohsiung Plain and the Taiwan Strait. Once completed, it is expected to draw large numbers of tourists to Taiping Village. Aside from walking across the bridge and exploring the old street, nearby attractions like Taixing Herb Garden and Bihu Coffee House also make for great stops on a mountain escape.
What a long wait!The plum chicken that disappeared for three months is finally back!The newly opened “Moonlight Cottage Canteen” at the end of March this year uses the former kitchen team from Moon Cottage to revive the legendary flavors of Hakka cuisine. It also collaborates with the local farmers’ association in Shoufeng Township, Hualien County, to ensure fresher ingredients. The “charcoal-grilled plum-glazed bucket chicken” remains the signature dish—tender, juicy chicken with a sweet and sour plum flavor. If you want to eat it, you have to make a reservation in advance!
The Taiwanese flagship store of the Korean-style BBQ brand "Maple Tree House" is set to officially open on May 25. Reservations opened on May 10, and slots for the first three weeks after opening have already been fully booked, with only walk-in spots remaining. In Korea, Maple Tree House is known for its Korean beef, but since imported Korean beef is not available, Taiwanese customers won't be able to enjoy it. However, the restaurant uses Australian and American Wagyu as substitutes, along with Iberico pork and black pork from Jeju, ensuring guests can still savor delicious grilled meats.
Delta Air Lines of the United States officially announced its exit from the Taiwan market earlier this year, and today (24th) at 9:30 AM, its final flight departed from Taoyuan bound for Tokyo, marking a formal farewell to its Taiwan branch. Before the final flight took off, Delta crew members bid farewell to long-time passengers, while the captain and first officer waved goodbye to ground staff in Taiwan before departure.
Friends with "6"s in their birthdates or ID numbers are in luck! To celebrate its sixth anniversary, Fullon Hotel Tamsui Fisherman’s Wharf is inviting the public to join in the “double sixes” good fortune with a series of activities related to the number 6. Those who qualify may even get to stay a night for free.
Not long ago, in an online poll, Hsinchu in northern Taiwan was voted the hardest city in Taiwan to have fun in — with even some locals casting votes against their own hometown. But is Hsinchu really that unenjoyable? Though it may lack Tainan’s rich culinary scene, Hualien and Taitung’s mountain-and-sea landscapes, or Taichung’s bustling commercial districts, Hsinchu is a place where you can slow down and soak in the local culture. This time, at Xiangshan Wetland in Hsinchu, we’ll learn to experience every inch of its natural charm with our feet, hands, and eyes — and discover a different side of Hsinchu.
Eating and drinking are essential parts of any journey. Only by indulging in local snacks can you truly understand a country’s grassroots culture and let your body remember the sensory feast brought by breathtaking scenery and delicious food. A popular accommodation website has selected the top 10 food cities, with Japan alone claiming 7 spots — a clear winner. It’s time to embark on a journey tailored for food-loving travelers!
Led by French Chef Clément, Paris 1930 has consistently wowed diners with inventive dishes in recent years. Recently, Clément has crafted a new set of 12 signature dishes under the theme “Twisted World,” aiming to redefine traditional French cuisine. Examples include shrimp roe ice cream, donuts with foie gras, an entire dish made solely of carrots, a dessert created from bell peppers, and even incorporating Taiwan’s “ox-plowing” concept — smoking steak and butter over straw before pan-searing. Each bite is a delightful surprise.
Spending so much time on a long-haul flight directly tests your ability to dress appropriately — something many travelers rarely think about. There are actually tricks to staying comfortable during a lengthy journey, and the Huffington Post has compiled several key principles. Before every trip, you can double-check whether the outfit you’re wearing is really suitable for the airplane cabin.
Taiwan’s East Coast, particularly Hualien and Taitung, exudes a uniquely captivating charm, drawing many travelers seeking to unwind and rediscover themselves. When it comes to Hualien, how can you miss the sea? Located beside Highway 11 along Hualien’s coastline, Dashibizi Mountain offers sweeping views of the azure Pacific Ocean. With well-maintained trails that let you get a good workout without overexertion, you can reach the summit in just 30 minutes.
Scenes from foreign movies where protagonists climb up "secret treehouses" hidden amidst lush foliage always spark fascination—fulfilling your treehouse dream isn’t difficult at all. To cater to many people’s childhood fantasies, hotel operators have launched treehouse accommodations, offering travelers a completely unique experience. Below, we’ve rounded up the top 10 treehouse rooms around the globe. Get ready to embark on a magical journey.
How can the versatile croissant be transformed? This summer, Gontran Cherrier (hereinafter referred to as GC) has launched 5 éclair-croissant hybrids, infusing their signature and classic fillings into croissants. The flavors include lemon éclair-croissant, pineapple éclair-croissant, vanilla éclair-croissant, blueberry éclair-croissant, and Japanese yuzu éclair-croissant. Among them, the blueberry and Japanese yuzu flavors are limited-edition and will only be available at specific locations and times. These 5 éclair-croissants are currently exclusive to Taiwan, with potential future launches at other international locations.
With their round bodies and bouncy, sprite-like appearances, the characters from the *Totoro* animation have left a deep impression on those born in the 1980s and 1990s. Following the huge popularity of the Taichung Totoro Tunnel, there are actually many other spots around Taiwan with similarly magical scenery. We’ve rounded up 5 unique “Totoro Tunnels” across the island that feel like portals to unknown realms—as if you’ve stepped right into the animation in search of Totoro. Visitors are reminded to be respectful, avoid loud noises, help preserve the trees, and keep the areas clean.
The most popular summer activity in eastern Taiwan, the "East Coast Tribal Work Holiday," is now open for registration! With four years of accumulated experience, this year the tribes are taking on the challenge of organizing the work holiday themselves. The first wave of participating tribes includes the Jinguang Tribe, the Bisi-lian Tribe, and the Xin-she Tribe, with registration officially open starting today.