Don’t miss the last batch of mangoes this summer!! The drink spot famed for its extravagant beverages, “Meat Up,” launched an even more outrageous mango yogurt drink during the summer break. Many people come for this drink — or rather, for “this slice of mango.”
Typhoon Pakhar is inching closer to Hong Kong and Macau. Though its impact on Taiwan is relatively minor, some flights have still been affected. Below, ETNEWS has compiled a list of affected flights for today and tomorrow. Travelers planning to fly to Hong Kong or Macau in the next two days should stay tuned for updates.
It's raining stardust You spread your wings while I watch A kaleidoscope sky Reflecting wild charm once again Love’s message in my heart Leads me forward with you Filling my brightest, wildest memories
Many people think of Japan’s Nara when they imagine adorable deer, but Taiwan actually has its own “Deer Island” with even friendlier and more lovable deer! Da Wu is a small islet off Beigan in Matsu, home to just one resident and over a hundred sika deer. These gentle creatures are completely unafraid of humans—you can get up close and lock eyes with them, and their big, soulful eyes will melt every visitor’s heart.
Kaffuns Brew Coffee – The must-try coffee here is the nitro coffee. It has the frothy texture of draft beer but delivers a rich coffee aroma—cool, smooth, and not overly sharp like other carbonated drinks, yet it preserves the true flavor of the coffee itself.
This park can truly be called a “world-class attraction.” In 2016, it was awarded the top prize in the environmental category by FIABCI, the world’s most authoritative real estate alliance, winning the “Global Excellence in Construction Award” for first place; in 2017, it also claimed the highest honor, the “Comprehensive Excellence Achievement Award,” at the National Excellence in Construction Awards. This remarkable achievement, however, has its roots in what locals used to call the “trash park.”
The booming tourism industry actually brings a lot of convenience to travelers — for example, many items no longer need to be packed, such as shampoo and body wash, reducing luggage load and making the trip smoother. Few people traveling abroad bring their own hairdryer, but recently experts have issued a warning, advising that it’s better to avoid using hotel hairdryers. Why?
The “2017 Taipei Riverside Music Festival – Dadaocheng Lovers’ Day” is being held today (26th) with great fanfare at Yanping Riverside Park and around the Dadaocheng Wharf. To ensure smooth traffic and public safety, phased traffic controls will be implemented on nearby roads for cars, motorcycles, YouBikes, and parking areas. Members of the public planning to attend the fireworks are advised to pay close attention, and it is recommended to use public transportation to arrive on time.
As for whether brothers from another world really exist, most people who truly believe have probably had some encounter. After the devastating South Asian tsunami, Southeast Asia naturally saw its share of ghost stories. Even someone as bold as me has always been half-convinced. On a business trip to Phuket, I actually encountered something eerie myself.
Taipei’s alleyways are home to many uniquely styled cafés. With the recent rise in takeout coffee trends, each café has developed its own character, allowing people to find the perfect spot to suit their needs and enjoy quality time. Our travel center has rounded up three cafés of different styles near Taipei’s Jiantai Line Tian Gong Station, offering you a chance to experience varied coffee ambiances.
"Pumpkins," "garlic," and "onions" descend on the green lawn? From any angle, this land art piece amazes as a highlight of the "Taoyuan 2017 Land Art Festival." Beyond being photogenic, its 13-minute musical experience blends natural and urban sounds, prompting reflection on humanity’s relationship with nature.
True feelings are turned into slogans that appear on the bottles, resonating deeply with everyone who receives one. The heartfelt words seem to materialize long-buried memories. This highly creative new fruit drink combines delicious taste, healthiness, and a hipster charm—perfect for reminiscing or expressing your emotions.
There’s no menu, but even those completely new to cocktails can easily find a flavor they like. Dishes are written on the blackboard next to the communal tables. Aside from bar snacks, there are also main courses like steak. Regular cocktails are around NT$250–350.
Kagawa Prefecture in Japan is known as the "Kingdom of Udon," with its famous Sanuki udon originating here. Eating udon is therefore a must-do when visiting Kagawa. But now, you can go beyond just savoring these chewy, springy noodles—you can make them yourself too. In the prefecture, there's a place called "Nakano Udon School" where you can take part in the entire process, from kneading the dough to cutting the noodles, and finally cooking and eating the udon you made yourself.
Traveling abroad has become a national pastime, but flying to the other side of the world isn’t all that easy — from pre-trip planning to disembarking, every step requires careful preparation. Foreign media specially interviewed staff from over 80 airlines and compiled 11 tips to make your trip more comfortable. If you’re planning a trip, consider these travel basics as essential guidelines.
The menu is placed on the table like a martial arts secret manual. The meal options are simple: two flavors (spicy and clear-braised) of beef soup and the “soul-numbing noodles.” For the beef soup, you can choose either slices of pure beef or a half-tendon, half-beef combination.
Succulent & Gift is located in a quiet alley in Da’an District, a green oasis that feels like a personal photosynthesis spot in the city. Its exterior features a vibrant succulent wall that displays different hues throughout the year. Inside, you’ll find more than 30 designer-crafted planters. When choosing a gift, you can select pots and plants that match your friend’s interests and tastes.
Following the New Society Rice Fields with their stunning sea-rice views and the Taiwan version of a French village—Sunshine Square, Hualien has yet another hidden paradise away from the city! Located along Provincial Highway 9, the Danongdafu Plain Forest Park features numerous Instagram-worthy landscape artworks, including a creative English alphabet wall you can arrange yourself, a large wooden sculpture that reads “Love TAIWAN,” and colorful poles—each one is incredibly beautiful and photogenic!
China Airlines will commence its Taipei–London (Gatwick Airport, Gatwick) route starting Dec. 1, operating four flights per week with a direct 13-hour nonstop journey — making it the only airline in Taiwan offering nonstop flights to London. In addition to launching Taiwan–London round-trip airfares starting from NT$21,000 (excluding tax), China Airlines has also partnered with travel agencies such as Lion Travel and Master Travel to offer group tour packages ranging from 7 to 9 days, with all-inclusive prices starting from NT$39,900 (including tax).
Dining in-store follows a basic per-person consumption of NT$360 for an all-you-can-eat self-service buffet. The counter displays a variety of international cuisines and seasonal vegetables. There are also 15-ounce American wagyu beef with marble fat or 15-ounce giant black pork collar cuts — honestly, they’re even bigger than your face.