To attract more independent travelers to experience the convenience and vibrancy of Taipei, the Taipei City Government’s Department of Information and Tourism launched today (16th) a new pocket-sized version of the 《Taipei Pass Taipei Travel Passport》...
The “2011 Changhua Q" Rice Ball Festival” will be held on December 21 at the Changhua County Gymnasium, where 18 of the most popular local Q" rice ball vendors will be invited. A total of 1,200 members of the public will serve as judges, sampling three delicious...
The Taipei Fine Arts Museum celebrates its 28th anniversary and will offer free entry all day on December 24 (Saturday). A commemorative ceremony will be held in the outdoor plaza from 1:00 to 5:00 in the afternoon. This year, three...
Vibrant Paris is not only a blend of palaces, gardens, churches, and traditional markets, but also home to countless luxury boutiques that line the streets—a fashion mecca long dreamed of by many. Starting from the Arc de Triomphe and stretching along the Champs-Élysées...
The hustle and bustle of the city can often feel suffocating. Come to Huisun Forest Recreation Area, where towering trees and fresh air create a tranquil atmosphere that helps calm and relax both the mind and soul. Located in Ren'ai Township, Nantou County...
The “Lighting Up the Tree of Hope 2012” series of events at National Chung Hsing University’s Huisun Forest Farm will be held on December 24–25, featuring activities such as sapling giveaways, a forest market, performances by the Original Power Band, and song and dance parties. The highlight...
China Airlines’ passenger check-in counters at Songshan Airport have moved to a new location. They’ve relocated from the original East Wing Counter 1 to Counters 5 and 6 in front of the new central office building between Terminal 1 and Terminal 2, adjacent to the MRT station entrance and exit for more convenient access...
This year marks the 100th anniversary of the Republic of China, and the famous Alishan Forest Railway has also turned 100 years old. Starting at 10:00 AM this Sunday (the 25th), the Chiayi Forest District Office of the Forestry Bureau will hold...
Coinciding with this year’s Lunar New Year holiday for Chinese communities, SAINT PAUL CHRISTIAN SCHOOL in Guam, USA, has specially combined travel with English language education to launch the “2012 Guam English Study Tour...”
With the arrival of Christmas, the beautiful Christmas trees on the streets have become popular photo spots for the public. To promote energy conservation and carbon reduction, hotel operators in Hualien spent a year collecting over ten thousand mineral water bottles from guest rooms and...
Located in Huoluo Di, Zhonghe District, New Taipei City, Nanshan Fude Temple is the most popular temple for wealth in northern Taiwan. With stunning mountain scenery, it attracts six dinosaurs that go hiking here, and you can also enjoy the night view of greater Taipei in the evening. Not only for prayers for wealth, many people visit Huoluo Di just to see the dinosaurs.
Attention Moomin fans, mark your calendars up top!* Japan’s Moomin Valley Park is set to officially open on March 16. To celebrate the grand opening of Asia’s first-ever Moomin theme park, the only Moomin Park-themed restaurant in Taiwan from Japan...
Nestled on a mid-mountain platform in Baolai, Liouguei District, Kaohsiung, covering an area of about 4 hectares, the resort is tucked away in a secluded valley and nestled by mountains and water. It blends Japanese Zen aesthetics with garden greenery to create a spacious and relaxing hot spring space. The accommodation area includes...
The “Farewell to 100, Welcome 101” North Coast Fugui Cape New Year’s Eve Carnival will take place from December 31, 100 (2011), to January 1, 101 (2012), allowing visitors to soak in comfortable hot springs at local spas...
Nestled amidst the mountains, Guye Hotel takes spring water as its theme, complemented by rugged rocks, sea of clouds, and five-needle pines as extensions. Utilizing natural and raw materials, it blends elements of nature, art, and humanity. With its minimalist design style, it exudes a low-key and...
The “2012 Kaohsiung Lantern Festival Arts Festival” will take place from January 27 to February 6 next year. This year, the Kaohsiung City Government is specially inviting public submissions for a “Water Lantern Love Song” and a “Water Lantern Blessing Melody.” Musically passionate individuals across the country are welcome...
December is the month of Christmas and snowfall. One of the most popular festivals in China’s northernmost province, Heilongjiang, the Ski Festival, kicked off last week (on the 12th). Among them, Yabuli is home to some of the best snow quality for skiing in China...
Located in Yuchi Township, Nantou County, the Formosan Aboriginal Culture Village has unveiled its brand-new “Spanish Coast” themed area, which cost six hundred million dollars and took six years to build. It officially opened at the end of 2018. The Spanish Coast area recreates the architectural masterpieces of the legendary Spanish architect Gaudí...
Located in Shikoku by the Seto Inland Sea in Japan, besides its rustic charm and stunning beaches, the region is also world-renowned for its locally produced udon noodles, known as "Sanuki udon." UDON HOUSE is...
Concerns about traveling to Thailand arose due to flooding news, but in reality, almost all major tourist areas and attractions in Thailand were unaffected by the floods. Take central Bangkok, for example—the water level previously reached about 30–50 cm, but it receded within three days. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs also downgraded Thailand’s travel advisory from “yellow” to “gray” on December 19, reminding travelers to stay vigilant about their safety. The Tourism Authority of Thailand invited 350 global media journalists to visit various attractions across the country last week (the 13th), officially declaring the end of the flooding crisis. Most tourist sites and services are now operating normally.