Located in Ren'ai Township, Nantou, Qingjing Farm is one of Taiwan’s three major high-mountain farms. Its vast, boundless Nordic-like scenery and close encounters with grassland animals make it Nantou’s most famous and must-visit attraction. To provide a safer...
Yilan’s "Let’s Have Fun Together" Multimedia Adventure Experience Hall began trial operations on January 22, becoming the region’s first high-tech, multimedia-integrated tourism experience venue. The entire facility was founded by a group of Yilan natives working in the high-tech and digital multimedia industries...
Keelung Miaokou Night Market, a hub of diverse Taiwanese street food culture, has announced it will stay open 24 hours a day from 12:00 AM on January 20 to 12:00 AM on February 5 to meet the surge in consumer demand during the Lunar New Year holiday...
During the Spring Festival holiday, many people have already planned their travel itineraries. If you haven’t decided on any activities for the New Year yet, why not visit Buddha’s Light Mountain for a blessing trip? The year 2017 marks the 5...
The 2017 Taipei Lantern Festival, themed “WESTSIDE STORY, TAIPEI GLORY,” will run for nine days, sharing more of the glorious history and stories of Taipei’s West District...
On Thursday, January 19, a strong continental cold front moves southward, with temperatures gradually dropping from the evening. Localized brief showers are expected in eastern and northern Taiwan as well as Matsu, while other areas, including Penghu and Kinmen, will be mostly cloudy to sunny. The western part of Taiwan and Kinmen...
Japan’s creativity knows no bounds, and themed toilets are certainly no exception. From restaurants to department stores, uniquely designed restrooms are becoming the norm, far from the traditional image. This time, Japan has once again rolled out an impressive themed toilet...
Dadaocheng was once a hub of economic, social, and cultural development that surpassed the rest of Taiwan, bustling with commerce and rich in intellectual and artistic life. Over time, it has now become a historic...
Whether it's stationery, kitchenware, or everyday household items, they are loved by both domestic and international tourists, men and women alike. Japanese variety stores are full of surprises and are especially popular. This time, HowToTrip will introduce a popular Japanese variety store...
Taiwan boasts a rich selection of unique homestays, offering travelers the chance to enjoy premium accommodation and relaxation. This time, Attractions Family has handpicked five homestays, all of which boast unobstructed views that frame everything from mountain landscapes and glassy...
The increasingly evident global climate anomalies can be felt from Taiwan’s recurring warm winters. Countries around the world are still searching for a balance between environmental protection and economic interests. This time, ScenicSpots.com has selected...
During the Lunar New Year, cities and towns across the country have prepared a variety of sightseeing activities, offering the public diverse options for festive travel. The 2017 Hsinchu Chinese New Year Festival, now in its second year, takes “Windy City Wonders” as its theme...
Shortly after their launch, Taipei’s double-decker sightseeing buses quickly garnered widespread attention. On their first day of operation, January 18, they were extensively covered by Japan’s NHK, China’s Xinhua News Agency, North America’s Sina, Yahoo Hong Kong, The Star (Malaysia), FOCUS TAIWAN...
Japan’s pastry craftsmanship has long been known for its dreamy and delicate appeal. Catering to the Japanese sweet tooth, many hotels in Japan have seized this marketing opportunity by launching stay packages that include indulgent desserts. These packages allow guests to enjoy signature hotel desserts without waiting in line like regular customers, offering them a luxurious LV-level dessert experience in comfort—earning widespread acclaim. In response, the Rakuten Travel booking site has announced the 2016 ranking of the top 10 most popular sweet treat stay packages. Among them, waffles took the top two spots, with Yokohama New Otani Hotel’s “Soufflé Waffle” ranking first and Tokyo Imperial Hotel’s “Imperial Waffle” coming in second. Following closely, HOTEL HARMONIE TERRASSE claimed third place with its impressive selection of cakes, which delighted guests.
On Monday, February 11th, as the nation returns to work after the holidays, office workers’ small but joyful perk of the first Monday back is here again — various coffee brands are offering deals such as buy one get one free. ...
The period just before the Lunar New Year is when most people do their major shopping. As families prepare to gather for reunion dinners and celebrate the festive season, Taiwan’s Lunar New Year markets are always bustling with activity. This time, HowToTrip recommends the top Lunar New Year markets across northern, central, and southern Taiwan to serve as a shopping guide and reference. Why not join in the lively atmosphere and festive cheer around the holiday?
Every year, a large number of Taiwanese tourists travel to Japan, and one itinerary they absolutely won’t miss is “shopping.” From the airport to convenience stores, from city-center department stores to suburban duty-free and off-season malls, the strong shopping power of Taiwanese travelers...
The Lantern Festival is one of Taiwan’s three major traditional holidays, marking the first full moon night of the new year and celebrating the arrival of spring. The 2017 Nantou Lantern Festival features a series of rich themed activities, combining sand sculptures and a dinosaur exhibition...
Japanese creativity is applied to all kinds of things, and today we’re introducing how it’s been used in food and desserts. Recently, Yamamasa Seika, a company based in Tokushima City, launched a unique dessert that has become a hot topic in Japan...
Taiwan is home to numerous historical and cultural sites and buildings, shaped by periods of Dutch, Qing Dynasty, and Japanese rule. These diverse foreign architectures have become part of Taiwan’s cultural heritage. In Yangmingshan, Taipei, there is a...