Following the earlier launch of its professional flagship model, the D4, Nikon has now introduced the FX full-frame 135mm format D800/D800E — boasting the world’s highest pixel count in this class. The Nikon D800/D4 offer enhanced video capabilities, providing professional imaging creators with an even better selection of equipment. In addition to recording videos in FULL HD resolution, the cameras feature stereo microphone and headphone jacks, and are compatible with Nikkor lenses. They will go on sale in Taiwan simultaneously with the global release on March 22. The D800 is priced at NT$94,900, while the D800E is priced at NT$103,900.
The vote for Taiwan’s Top 10 Tourism Villages is heating up. To keep pushing for Meinong, the Kaohsiung City Government has launched a postcard lottery. Citizens can simply drop off their postcards in support of Meinong at the ballot box set up on the first floor lobby of the city government’s Sihwei Administrative Center...
To promote local cultural and creative industries, Miaoli County Government produced the “Miaoli Cultural Creativity Video,” documenting the profound journey of how traditional crafts are innovated. The video is divided into three themes—“Handmade,” “Heart,” and “Smiles”—showcasing...
Enchantment fills Meguro River, where romantic heart-shaped cherry blossoms glow under night lights
The free guided tours "Anping Old Street Tour" and "Historic Walk Through Tainan" launched by Tainan City Tourism Bureau have been well received by visitors. To promote Anping's nomination in the "Taiwan Top 10 Small Tourist Towns" selection and to coincide with the upcoming four-day 228 holiday...
The Japanese streetwear bag brand MSPC has teamed up with the American street style brand STUSSY, heralding a casual vibe for spring 2012. What kind of sparks will these two brands create this time? S...
The 2012 FIA Formula One World Championship is set to begin on March 25 this year. With former world champion Kimi Raikkonen making his comeback to the F1 grid, this year will see six F1 world champions competing on the same track...
The “Flowers in Taipei – Orchid Art Exhibition” will open on February 24 at the Splendor Pavilion of the Taipei Expo Park. Today, the Taiwan Orchid Growers Association also selected the overall champion from among 346 competing orchids. The winner is Zhuang Yongshui (nicknamed “Uncle Shui”), who lives in Zihguan Township, Kaohsiung County, with his 12-year-old “Devil Dendrobium Orchid” winning the favor of most judges. In addition to viewing this piece at the exhibition, the public can also see a 3.6-meter-high orchid waterfall made of 2,000 Phalaenopsis orchids, as well as a 4.5-meter-tall orchid Ferris wheel.
The global airline alliance SkyTeam has introduced an Africa ticket package. Travelers purchasing the Africa package can choose a minimum of 3 and a maximum of 16 discounted flight segments, with fares calculated based on direct flight mileage. The package can offer discounts of up to 75% compared to regular airfares...
Meishan in Chiayi boasts exceptional natural conditions, renowned for its winding mountain roads and breathtaking panoramic scenery. Take a weekend to visit Meishan with your family!
Sometimes life isn’t as hard as we imagine. There’s no need to fight over every win or loss, or debate every right or wrong. A laid-back attitude isn’t bad—here are 15 Zen-like quotes to help you face life with an open mind. ...
Jointly planned for the first time by the Penghu National Scenic Area Administration and the nonprofit Taiwan Marine Environment Education Promotion Association, the “2012 Walk to Penghu – Footprints on the Coast” event kicks off on March 11 with a nine-day island-wide hiking tour. Those who wish to deeply explore...
The Taiwan Museum is hosting the “Digital Time Machine – Stories of Those Years Special Exhibition” from now until April 15. The exhibition is divided into themes such as the early “Taipei Sky,” various “Cultural Ethnic Groups” across Taiwan, and the nostalgic “Life and Entertainment.” Starting...
With the growing number of Muslims traveling to and conducting business in Taiwan, the Tourism Bureau of the Ministry of Transportation and Communications and the Chinese Muslim Association have launched certification criteria and regulations for the Muslim Friendly Restaurant designation...
During the 228 Holiday, various temple courtyards and village homes in Kaohsiung’s Neimen District will host “troupe visits” where performance troupes take turns showcasing their skills in front of local Songjiang Halls, engaging in friendly competitions. This serves as a warm-up for the Neimen Songjiang Formation event taking place at Neimen Zhuzhu Temple from March 3 to 11...
The Tourism Bureau’s “Taiwan’s Top 10 Small Tourist Towns” selection has entered the second and final phase. The voting period will end at 12:00 noon on March 9. Currently, Beigan Township of Lienchiang County (Matsu), Beitou Fenghua Town in Taipei City, Luoyeh – the hometown of hot air balloons in Taitung County, and Makong Indigenous Culture Town in Penghu County are the bottom four, with critically low vote counts. Meanwhile, San-Yi Wooden Sculpture Art Town in Miaoli County is leading the race with over 200,000 votes.
Early spring is when the flowers of Alishan are in full bloom. The beautiful cherry blossoms paint the mountain area in shades of pink, creating an especially romantic atmosphere and making the Alishan Flower Festival a highly anticipated travel event that draws visitors every year. ...
The 2012 Taiwan International Orchid Show opens tomorrow (March 3) and runs until March 12. During the show, Tainan’s Tourism Bureau is offering a “Mountains and Sea Love” one-day Orchid Show tour for NT$1,299 and a two-day tour for NT$2,088. The itineraries connect the international orchid exhibition with...
During the 2012 Qingming Festival, Taiwan High Speed Rail offered additional services to accommodate travelers taking advantage of weekend holidays and the Qingming break for homecoming, tomb-sweeping, and tourism. Between March 30 and April 5, the operator added a total of 25 southbound and northbound trains...