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Hsinchu IG Check-in Hotspot "Tofu Rock" – Capture a Summer Japanese-Style Aesthetic
The first time I saw the introduction to the Hsinchu Tofu Rock attraction, I knew I had to come here for photoshoots. Lately, Taiwan has been swept up in a rock trend, with both Eagle Stone Point and Elephant Trunk Rock becoming IG hotspots. Tofu Rock is located in the Touqian River in Zhubei City, Hsinchu County, and is a hidden gem favored by many photography enthusiasts. The best part? You don’t need to hike to get to Tofu Rock. ((Very important.)) It’s an effortlessly accessible spot.
He spent 40 years of his life collecting to create Thailand’s most “old-school” nostalgic museum
When it comes to the most memorable museums in Thailand, this “Nostalgia Museum” located in the eastern city of Rayong is definitely on the list. The museum owner spent over 40 years of his life collecting all kinds of old-fashioned items, such as vintage BMW motorcycles, a whole wall of construction tools, uniquely shaped piggy banks, kitchenware, banknotes and lottery tickets, and so on. These thousands of astonishing collectibles are categorized by different themes, and even Thai government officials who visited praised them.
Can't get enough? Come back for more — Taipei Marriott's U.S. Beef All-You-Can-Eat extended to 8/31
Good news for fans of the “U.S. Beef All-You-Can-Eat” at the Colorful Harmony Buffet. The promotion has been extended to August 31. Executive Chef Hsieh Chin-lung continues to serve the best-selling Japanese-style grilled U.S. beef nigiri and aromatic freshly prepared U.S. beef consommé, while also adding new items such as skewered Australian U.S. beef brisket, pan-seared Australian U.S. beef wing steak, steamed vegetable and fruit U.S. beef tendon, and grilled vegetable and fruit U.S. beef rolls.
Flight attendants advise against drinking anything randomly on the plane—only sealed water is safest.
Everyone knows that the air inside a plane is dry, so it’s essential to drink plenty of water to stay hydrated. But what you might not realize is that you should be especially cautious about any beverages on board. The UK’s Independent compiled a list of “things flight attendants advise against drinking on planes,” which is well worth a read. In truth, we often don’t think too deeply about many of these things.
Taiwanese literary-style rice ball "Ding Ding Rice Balls" pops up at Taipei W Hotel, featuring an exclusive W edition
Traditional breakfast gets a stylish twist ! From June 13 to 27, Taipei W Hotel has invited the popular Taichung literary-style rice ball specialty store "Ding Ding Rice Balls" to set up shop at the hotel’s the kitchen table Western restaurant. Limited quantities will be available during weekday breakfast, weekend breakfast, and brunch hours. The pop-up stall offers three flavors: "Ronin" with pickled radish original, "Princess" with tamagoyaki (Japanese omelet), and the "W Exclusive Purple Duck."
Stay at the Grand Hotel Taipei & Get Free Tickets to the British Design Genius Paul Smith Exhibition
Feeling like traveling but stuck in the rain? Head to an exhibition instead. The globally renowned British design genius Paul Smith is one of the icons of fashion, blending British humor into his clothing philosophy to create classic menswear that’s both refined and vibrant. This summer, “Paul Smith” will showcase his personal collections, photography works, iconic fashion designs, and even a recreated version of his studio at Huashan 1914 Creative Park — a must-see for fans.
Summer vacations abroad aren’t that expensive anymore! Family trips to Tokyo for just over 20,000 RMB or to Kyushu starting from 10,999 RMB
Are summer trips really that pricey? Isn’t a family trip to Japan quite the expense?! Parents who carefully budget need not worry — Wufu Travel has heard your concerns and carefully crafted Tokyo itineraries for just over 20,000 RMB and Kyushu tours starting from 10,999 RMB. With unbelievable prices, your whole family can explore the famous sights of Tokyo and Kyushu, enjoying a carefree holiday!
The Club Med Travel Big Family – All-inclusive holidays where parents and kids have fun all summer long
Summer vacation is the perfect time for the whole family to travel together, holding hands and sharing joyful moments. Head to a Club Med resort, where you don’t need to worry about food, drinks, entertainment, or any other daily hassles. The resort offers a wide variety of water and land activities, the most comprehensive age-specific kids’ programs, international gourmet feasts, and lively evening parties… bringing every family member their own precious memories and promising the whole family a perfect holiday.
Follow the Michelin Guide for delicious food, fun experiences, and pure enjoyment—must-read for foodie travelers.
Your culinary journey should be led by the Michelin Guide, and the sights it recommends are naturally extraordinary too.
Thicker than steak—unbelievable thickness！Check out 5 ultra-juicy “thick chicken cutlets” in Kaohsiung
Whether for afternoon tea, dinner, or a late-night bite, fried chicken cutlet is always a top choice. Crispy on the outside, juicy and tender on the inside—just a few pieces can comfort our empty, lonely stomachs. In the Kaohsiung area, there are several chicken cutlet shops that specialize in extremely thick cuts—some even bigger than your face, and reputedly thicker than steak. As a chicken cutlet lover, you definitely shouldn’t miss these.
A new foodie paradise in Linkou: Try Taiwan’s exclusive “Thai-style marinated snacks”
Ever since Mitsui Outlet Park made a splash in Linkou, the area has gained another highlight with the opening of Global Mall A9 Linkou, integrated with the A9 Station of the Taoyuan Airport MRT. The newly launched mall, which began soft opening on May 25, boasts an impressive 90% of its space dedicated to dining — making it a brand-new gourmet destination for locals and a food lover’s dream come true.
Heavy rain continues Nantou’s “Qingjing Scenic Walkway” offers refunds until June 19
In recent days, heavy rain has poured across Taiwan, causing many people’s travel plans to be canceled or disrupted. To avoid inconveniences caused by weather conditions, Nantou’s Qingjing High-Altitude Scenic Walkway will allow visitors to request same-day refunds from now until June 19 if a heavy rain warning is issued.
Celebrating Koshien’s “Taiwan Day” – EVA Air Flight Attendants Wear Hanshin Tigers Uniforms on Board
This year marks the first-ever “Taiwan Day (Taiwan De)” event at the Hanshin Koshien Stadium, home of the Hanshin Tigers. On the 15th, EVA Airways Chairman Chang Hung-chung threw the ceremonial first pitch, wearing an exclusive jersey gifted by Hanshin Koshien Stadium with the number 88 on the back. To celebrate Taiwan Day, EVA Air cabin crew also donned Hanshin Tigers uniforms and tiger headgear, catching the attention of many passengers.
A gem in the Rockies: Discover the three primary colors of Emerald Lake by the lakeside
When it comes to the most famous lakes in Canada, most people would probably think of the renowned Lake Louise first. But in fact, within the Rockies, which boast diverse and spectacular natural landscapes, there are many lake scenes hidden like treasures. Take Emerald Lake in Yoho National Park, for example—it shimmers with emerald green hues, surrounded by mountains. Whether you’re sipping coffee by the lake or boating on the water, you’ll be enveloped by its serene and tranquil beauty.
Taichung Lychee Mini-Trip: Pick, Eat, and Take Home 3 Pounds of Fresh Lychees
A quintessential summer memory in Taiwan is that bunch of bright, glistening red lychees. Peeling back their shells to reveal plump, crystal-clear flesh makes it hard to stop at just one. To promote local fruit and boost tourism, the Taiping District Farmers' Association in Taichung has launched the “Lychee Bus Fruit-Picking Fun” event, allowing visitors to experience the joy of harvesting right at the source.
Student Exclusive: Taipei Fullon Hotel Zhēnzhūfāng All-You-Can-Eat Dinner on Weekdays for NT$650
With summer vacation approaching, many hotels in Taipei are launching summer promotions to tap into the domestic travel market. Taipei Fullon Hotel has identified the boom in domestic tourism and is targeting the family and student segments during the holiday season by offering a 50% discount on dining to attract customers.
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Stunning photo ops！A colorful lantern old town – 6 must-do experiences in Vietnam’s Hoi An Ancient Town
Strolling through Hoi An, this ancient town feels like stepping back in time to the commercial heyday of the 16th and 17th centuries. Though centuries have passed, the historic architecture still stands, merchants’ faces have turned into tourists from all over the world, and inns and pharmacies have been transformed into cafés and artisan shops. The blend of Eastern and Western influences in this ancient town seems frozen in time, making it perfect for travelers to slow down and savor every moment.
The Eastern Taiwan Scenic Area Administration launches a series of "On the Sea, Under the Sea" events, featuring ocean-themed eco-tours
The Eastern Taiwan Scenic Area Administration under the Tourism Bureau has commissioned the Taiwan Cetacean Society to organize the "On the Sea, Under the Sea" series from July to December this year. The program includes specially designed marine ecology tours for youth and families, as well as a special exhibition titled "Between Mountain and Sea, Encountering Whales" at the Marine Environment Classroom of the Chenggong Yacht Marina. The goal is to invite visitors to personally experience the marine characteristics of Chenggong Township, get to know the people living above the sea, the creatures beneath it, and the intertwined ocean stories and culture between them.
What comes to mind when you think of Kagoshima? Use the “JR Kyushu Pass” to explore Kyushu affordably
What comes to mind when you think of Kagoshima? If you answered “black pork,” you’re definitely a foodie at heart. If you said “volcano,” then you’re surely a seasoned traveler.