Renowned Grammy Award-winning designer Xiao Qingyang visited Hong Kong just before Lunar New Year and generously shared his hidden travel gems and aesthetic insights into the city. Amid the fast-paced lifestyle, Hong Kong has gradually developed a uniquely local “aesthetics of busyness…”
The most famous spring spectacle in Korea is cherry blossom season. But before the cherry blossoms arrive, there are four major flowers that herald the arrival of spring in Korea. According to the bloom forecast from South Korea’s private weather forecasting company Kweather...
Travel often leads to poor sleep or even insomnia due to unfamiliar environments, jet lag, excitement, and more. Here are seven simple tips to help travelers sleep better on the road...
Nagoya’s long-established café KOMEDA’s Coffee caused a sensation when it entered the Taiwan market in 2018. Following the successful openings of its Nanjing Jianguo and West Lake stores, the third directly operated store, Bade Store, has...
Feeling burnt out from work? This year, take some time off and treat yourself to a vacation. The following seven nature-themed stays offer breathtaking views of mountains and seas—reward yourself for all your hard work and dedication.
The 2015 Taiwan Lantern Festival will be held from February 27 to March 15 at the Wuri High-Speed Rail Station, Taichung Park, and Fengyuan Miaodong in Taichung City. In conjunction with the 2015 Taiwan Lantern Festival, the Tourism Bureau has specially planned the “Taichung–Changhua–Nantou 123” package, featuring six...
hi,日楞 RYOU CAFE, tucked away in the alleys of Shida District, where “hi,日楞” means “Go love!” in Mongolian. True to its name, it’s a brunch spot that cherishes the Earth and pursues a sustainable lifestyle...
With the advent of globalization, international tourism and trade have become increasingly frequent. However, in recent years, aviation safety incidents have occurred more often, adding an extra layer of concern before we set off. In the past, all it took was deciding on a destination and...
Known for its mountain scenery and forests, Karuizawa is the most famous resort destination in the Kanto region. Strolling along Old Karuizawa, you’ll find lush greenery and captivating views along the way. It has been selected as one of Japan’s Top 100 Most Beautiful Roads, and simply taking a relaxing walk here is the ultimate holiday indulgence.
One of China’s UNESCO intangible cultural heritages, the “Zhejiang Taishun Covered Bridges,” has made its way to Taiwan. This Chinese-style bridge is located right next to Wuchang Temple in Jiji Township, Nantou, and took three years to complete before finally opening to the public. Its unique architectural style has become...
Beauty products have always been a key focus for Taiwanese travelers visiting Japan, and face masks are especially popular among cosmetic items. Japanese pharmacy Ichido Honpo has collaborated with Tokyo’s super-popular Ueno Zoo to launch character-themed face masks featuring the zoo’s...
Jimmy Liao’s series of picture books have accompanied children and adults alike through many memorable moments, with each whimsical tale hiding heartwarming stories about human connections. In recent years, Jimmy Liao’s art has stepped beyond the pages of his books, with warm and touching dioramas and murals spread across Taiwan...
Travel enthusiasts heading to South Korea have something to celebrate—there’s one more way to explore the country in the future! In recent years, tourism exchanges between Taiwan and South Korea have become increasingly frequent, with mutual visits exceeding 2 million people last year and the tourism boom continuing to grow. Following the launch of reciprocal automatic entry last year, South Korea and Taiwan are currently negotiating the mutual recognition of international driver's licenses, with the goal of completing the agreement in the first half of 2019.
After the New Year holiday, the weather remains chilly. While Taiwanese people often warm up with hot soup and drinks, foreigners tend to rely on chocolate and sweets to keep their energy up. From January 15 to February 2...
In the Happy Water Ripple Park and Wedding Square of the Greater Taipei Metropolitan Park in Erchong Floodway, New Taipei City, the flower seas have once again burst into vibrant bloom under the efforts of the city government team. Covering an area of four hectares, the fields of cosmos, rapeseed flowers, and dahlias are passionately flowering even in the cold...
Winter is in its mid to late stages, and the vibrant spring is just around the corner, with three months of breathtaking pink cherry blossoms ready to burst forth. The 2015 Japan cherry blossom blooming forecast was officially released on January 14. The Japan Meteorological...
Taipei’s Maokong Gondola is launching another limited-time special offer: “Copper Coin Prices to Ride the Maokong Gondola Across North, Central, South, and East Taiwan!” With no limit on the number of stops, each ride is just NT$50. Enjoy breathtaking mountain views and tea tasting in Maokong. Each round trip can save you up to...
The 2019 Taipei Lantern Festival concluded on February 24, attracting 4 million visitors over nine days. The opening light show and street parade featured a special bonus: the “Tokyo Disneyland 35th Anniversary Special Parade,” making its first overseas appearance...
During the 228 Holiday Weekend, many people plan to go out and have fun, and theme parks across Taiwan are gearing up to offer a variety of attractive promotions. The best deal? Those born in the Year of the Pig in their zodiac year can enter for free. There are also deals tied to anniversaries, flower viewing seasons, and more...
Taipei’s East District Yanji Street is packed with eateries, offering everything from Japanese and Korean to local hot pot. You’ll never have to worry about finding a good place to eat here. Nestled in Lane 131 of Yanji Street is Nood...