Located at Zhongxiao Sports Park in Yongkang District, Tainan, the area around the baseball and softball fields is also planted with beautiful Tabebuia flowers. When in full bloom, they emit a rich fragrance, and their petals gradually shift from pink to white over time, creating a breathtakingly romantic and dazzling spectacle...
Travel enthusiasts can grab more great deals again—the “Travel Taiwan Now” tourism joint promotion carnival will be held tomorrow (the 8th) from 1:00 PM to 6:00 PM at the North Square of Ximen Red House in Taipei City. The event...
The 2016 Food Expo has officially kicked off. Many people are planning to snag discounted meal vouchers during the weekend or explore the various themed pavilions. But what if you get hungry during the visit? The expo features plenty of stalls selling all kinds of delicious street food — for example, the aroma of mountain boar sausage wafts from the Indigenous Peoples' Pavilion, while the Beidou Rice Balls in the Local Snacks section have long queues. ETtoday EBC has rounded up 5 popular snacks for your reference.
Every spring when flowers are in full bloom, the vibrant blooms of amaryllis flowers create a spectacle reminiscent of a Dutch tulip garden. If you want to immerse yourself in the beauty of being surrounded by colorful blossoms, the Sihu Evergreen Horticulture Amaryllis Garden in Yunlin offers vast...
Touwu is located in the northwest of Miaoli and is a very famous tea-growing region. The Mingde Reservoir within its borders covers an area of about 200 hectares, with a lake stretching 8 kilometers. The observation bridge on the dam offers an exceptional view, and the surrounding area is dotted with leisure parks and camping sites...
The 2020 January to February Uniform Invoices have been drawn, and this time, four lucky winners of the NT$10 million prize were from Uni-President convenience stores!Some won big by spending just NT$50 on coffee or NT$35 on tea. Friends, quickly check if you're one of the winners—you might just be the lucky one!
Temperatures rebound on the 25th and 26th, but the environment remains dominated by southeasterly winds. Most areas across Taiwan will experience mostly cloudy to sunny weather, with localized brief showers in the eastern half of the island as well as Kinmen and Matsu. Other areas and Penghu will be mostly cloudy to sunny, with scattered brief showers in the mountainous regions in the afternoon...
The 5th Taiwan Riders’ Utopia Gathering will be held from October 1st to 7th. Starting at 4:00 PM on the first day, an array of stunning Harley motorcycles will gather at Taitung Seaside Park and then parade through the city streets. That evening, a launch event...
The National Day fireworks series, being held in Miaoli County for the first time, will run for five consecutive weeks from tomorrow (the 29th) to October 27. At the high-speed rail special zone in Houlong Township, 2–3 music fireworks invitation competitions and art season events will be launched...
Known as one of Japan’s Three Great Festivals alongside Kyoto’s Gion Matsuri and Chichibu Night Festival, the Takayama Festival is set to take place on October 9–10, during the vibrant season of crimson maples and golden ginkgoes. The autumn edition of the Takayama Festival is also called the Hachiman Festival, a seasonal celebration preparing locals for winter. Among the festival’s highlights, the “yatai,” or ornate parade floats, which draw countless visitors each year, have been designated as an Important Intangible Folk Cultural Property of Japan. Among the exquisitely handcrafted and dazzling array of yatai, those equipped with mechanical dolls are particularly eye-catching. These dolls can dance and turn to gaze at the festival crowds, delivering remarkably lifelike performances that often elicit cheers. When the floats are wheeled out for their annual display, they attract not only domestic and international tourists but also frequent live coverage from foreign media.
The 2012 Taipei Biennial will open tomorrow (29th) and run until January 13, 2013. Themed “Modern Monsters / Death and Life of Fiction,” the exhibition, through the lens of curator Anselm Franke from Berlin...
For those who have experienced kayaking, heavy sailboats, and other water activities at Kaohsiung’s Xingda Port, are you still enchanted by the joy of gliding across the water and feeling the cool sea breeze? Thanks to the calm waters of Xingda Fishing Port, which are suitable for water activities all year round, the...
U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security Janet Napolitano announced at around noon Eastern Time on October 2—late night October 2 in Taipei—at the U.S. Department of State during the “Global Travel and Tourism Conference” hosted by Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton...
The 2012 Taiwan Cycling Festival kicked off on November 10 with the "Taiwan King of the Mountain Cycling Challenge," a grueling uphill race that invites world-class cyclists—including those who have triumphed in the Tour de France, Giro d’Italia, and Vuelta a España...
Traveling abroad and sampling local cuisine is one of the most anticipated parts of any trip, and being able to take part in local festivals makes the experience even more special. For travelers planning to visit Macau in November, simply head to Sai Van Lake Square between November 9 and 2...
To celebrate the official implementation of the U.S. visa-free travel policy starting November 1 this year, the Hawaii Tourism Authority has partnered with travel operators to launch the November 1 inaugural group tour — “Romantic Hawaii in Blue: A 7-Day Vacation,” priced at NT$68,900 per person including taxes and gratuities...
Taiwan High Speed Rail will launch a university student discount program from November 1 to December 27. During this period, passengers traveling in standard class reserved seats on designated off-peak trains can enjoy a 50% or 70% discount. There will be a total of 200 discounted trains per week, including 56 trains at 50% off and 144 trains at 70% off. Pre-sales begin tomorrow (the 5th). University students across Taiwan can purchase tickets for designated trains and standard class reserved seats at any THSR station ticket window during the campaign period by presenting a valid student ID, and will be eligible for the discounted fares on specified time slots.
Once famed for its appearance in the movie *A City of Sadness*, Taiwan’s first theater in northern Taiwan—Shengping Theater—was reopened in 2011 after renovation and has since hosted various performances. This October to December, it will present three free...
The upcoming Da Caihong (Great Rainbow) Music Festival, to be held on October 27–28 at Kaohsiung’s True Love Pier and Pier-2 Art Center, will debut the nation’s first “Rock Banquet,” combining high-energy rock music with Taiwan’s traditional banquet culture...
“Plum blossoms everywhere under the sky, the colder it gets, the more they bloom.” As a cold wave hits, plum blossoms have emerged in full force. Located in Zhonghe District, New Taipei City, Houluodi is a significant local attraction not only for its efficacious temple but also for the breathtaking night view of the city skyline. Now, this popular spot has gained a new highlight—blossoming plum blossoms.