The Keelung yellow rubber duck exhibition, which kicked off on December 21, has been plagued with issues, among which the "dirty duck" was the hardest for fans to bear. Due to diesel soot emitted by nearby ships at the Ocean Plaza where the Keelung yellow duck was stationed, as well as surrounding air pollution...
Just three days to go — the highly anticipated New Year’s Eve countdown fireworks musical will light up Victoria Harbour. The “New Year · New World · Hong Kong Countdown” event, organized by the Hong Kong Tourism Board, will take place on the evening of December 31. This year’s show...
Houtong is a beautiful, simple, peaceful, and leisurely small town that once thrived due to coal mining in its early years but fell into decline after the exhaustion of its mineral resources. However, in recent years, Houtong has changed — thanks to its cats and natural scenery...
The sunrise at Erliao has long been a hidden gem among photographers, with many iconic sunrise photos taken here. Since the Siraya National Scenic Area Administration hosted its first Dawn Welcome event at Erliao this year, it has received an enthusiastic response from the public...
The new film from acclaimed comedy genius Ben Stiller is set to hit theaters on Christmas Eve, this time reimagining James Thurber’s short story "The Secret Life of Walter Mitty" through a contemporary lens...
A Hello Kitty RUN at lightning-ticket speed—this time, the “Sweet Queen” Hello Kitty takes center stage with her global debut under the theme of “The Power of Sweet.”
The most eye-catching events this first weekend of 2014 include the return of the Yellow Rubber Duck, which burst on New Year’s Eve, to Keelung, while the Teddy Bear Festival that swept Central Taiwan will also come to an end this weekend. In addition, ...
Taipei Zoo’s star “Yuan Zai,” whose weight has already surpassed 13 kilograms, has had two classic poses selected from its adorable photos by the zoo. These have been turned into three inflatable figures, which are currently on display at the Education Center first...
Are you still reminiscing about the afterglow of the recent New Year’s Eve fireworks? In addition to the Taipei 101 fireworks, other destinations that were ranked among CNN’s “Top 10 Most Unique New Year’s Celebrations Around the World” last year—such as Hong Kong, London in the UK...
The Keelung Yellow Duck, which unexpectedly burst on the afternoon of New Year's Eve, left duck fans quite shocked. After inspection by staff from the duck manufacturer, Atmosphere Co., they stated that Keelung had been experiencing consecutive days of overcast, rainy, and cold weather, and on December 31, when the temperature...
The Nantou Flower Carnival officially opened on February 2 at its main venue, Chidian Farm, and the plum blossom viewing spots in Ren'ai Township, particularly around Huzhu Elementary School, have recently burst into full bloom, adding charm to the festival's opening. ...
The “2014 World Trade New Year Goods Fair Carnival,” hosted for the first time by the Taiwan External Trade Development Council (TAITRA), will be held from January 16 to 22 at Hall 1 of the Taipei World Trade Center. The Grand Hyatt Taipei has gathered a variety of festive gifts...
With New Year's Eve fireworks displays about to light up the skies, destinations around the world are competing with dazzling pyrotechnic shows to capture the attention of travelers globally. Want to know which New Year's Eve fireworks displays around the world are truly unmissable? Keep reading to find out...
Just a few hours left before 2013 officially comes to an end! Countdown events across northern, central, and southern Taiwan are being finalized and will ring in 2014 tonight. For those of you planning to attend these countdown parties, are you still...
This year’s Taipei New Year’s Eve celebration will not only feature live connections with Japan’s Kohaku Uta Gassen and a concert by Masaharu Fukuyama, but the famous fireworks display will also have a unique twist—Spider-Man will take on the crucial role of igniting the fireworks from Taipei City Hall...
The first giant panda cub born in Taiwan, “Yuan Zai,” finally met the public today, with over a thousand people flocking to see the cute cub bright and early. The Taipei Zoo announced that during the initial opening period, the same system used in 2009 for viewing “Tuan Tuan” and “Yuan Yuan” will be applied. Visitors will need to collect a “Giant Panda Pavilion Entry Ticket” upon entering the zoo and line up for entry according to the ticketed time slot. Additionally, the daily visitor limit for the pavilion is 19,200 people, and the pavilion will be closed on the first Monday of each month. Those planning to see Yuan Zai should check the visiting hours before heading out.
This year’s Taiwan Lantern Festival will be held on February 14th, the Lantern Festival, in Zhongxing New Village, Nantou County. The Year of the Horse (Jia Wu), featuring the horse zodiac sign, has everyone excited about the central golden horse-shaped lantern “Soaring Dragon Steed,” which will stand at 23 meters tall—making it...
Although 2014 has arrived, the "New Taipei City Christmas Town," which opened at the end of last year, will continue to spread festive cheer. The main Christmas tree lights will stay on until February 14, the Lantern Festival (the 15th day of the first lunar month). Not only will the hourly...
When visiting Taichung, besides its night markets and shopping malls, one of the best ways to enjoy a relaxing and nature-filled urban holiday is none other than the Calligraphy Greenway. Stretching across multiple greenways in Taichung’s West District, this scenic route connects a series of lush...
On celebratory occasions, people clap three times in succession, then add one final clap, known as “Edo Ipponjime.” The school was closed down but reborn as an art space and community hub—such a joyous event that...