Kaohsiung Zuoying Shin Kong Mitsukoshi has created a brand-new food landmark, “Rainbow Market,” which brings together over 60 ultra-popular eateries. Not only does it feature the popular restaurant “Zha Niu” under the Royal Family Group, a hot pot supermarket “Shiang...
Vast, boundless fields of lavender—apart from famous destinations like Provence in France and Hokkaido in Japan, South Korea also boasts incredibly romantic lavender fields. Below is a list of four lavender-viewing spots in South Korea, each offering expansive...
Curated by Japan’s renowned creative team NAKED, the exhibition mobilizes hundreds of light projectors and combines sound and light effects to condense Tokyo’s famous landmarks into an unprecedentedly magical and dazzling art city—“TOK...
Tiger Sugar has a competitor now too. “Ji Long Tang,” a beverage shop in Sanchong, New Taipei City, has jumped on the bandwagon of the currently hottest trend—black sugar pearl thick milk. Using black sugar, they’ve created another kind of “dragon motif” milk tea with an impressive visual effect...
The beautiful golden daylilies are a seasonal flower sea spectacle every summer. In addition to the upcoming Daylily Festival in the Huatung Valley this August and September, a large expanse of golden daylilies has recently burst into bloom near the passenger service center at Taichung Port...
The bamboo grove path in Kyoto’s Arashiyama is a famous scenic spot, where the dense bamboo on both sides creates an otherworldly atmosphere. However, with the increase in overseas tourists, the bamboo forest has begun to suffer damage. Aside from taking photos as souvenirs, some travelers...
Japan’s Tokyo-based “Ichidou,” known as the King of Ramen, has been ranked the top ramen spot on the food review site Tabelog for seven consecutive years, and is one of the must-try delicacies for international travelers visiting Japan. Now, this authentic Japanese...
Green Island welcomes a new check-in landmark – the “Pygmy Seahorse Seabed Mailbox,” the world’s deepest seabed mailbox and the second of its kind in Taiwan. Chunghwa Post has partnered with Taitung County Government for the first time to install a 11-meter-deep seabed mailbox in the Shilang snorkeling area of Green Island...
The stunning night view of Jiufen has a new attraction to offer—the long-awaited light sculpture on the Shen’ao Fishing Port Seaside Skywalk is now open. As visitors stroll along the seaside, they can take in both mountain scenery and the mesmerizing interplay of light waves on the skywalk, allowing them to...
In the hustle and bustle of urban life, having a drink at a bar is a common way for many to unwind after work. Enjoying a moment of peace and relaxation in a beautifully lit, atmospheric bar is a great way to recharge. Here’s a list of Taipei’s ten most popular...
Yizhong Street in Taichung is often hailed as a food paradise, not only home to the recently very popular and frequently long-queued Tiger Sugar, but also surrounded by uniquely distinctive and highly sought-after eats. We’ve handpicked seven must-try snacks and drinks when visiting Yizhong Street — don’t miss them on your trip to Taichung.
The Maldives is a top honeymoon destination for many newlyweds and a popular resort spot for tourists. Its crystal-clear oceans and skies help both body and mind relax. The world’s first underwater resort villa, “Muraka,” is located on the island of Rangali in the Maldives...
May 18th of every year is International Museum Day, when countries around the world respond by offering special exhibitions and discounts. This year in Taiwan, apart from the National Palace Museum being the first to announce free entry on International Museum Day...
Taiwan was once under Japanese colonial rule, leaving behind many historic Japanese-style buildings. Preserved to this day, these structures not only exude a strong sense of nostalgia but also offer an atmosphere reminiscent of being in a foreign country. These hidden Japanese-style buildings across the island have become popular spots for sightseeing, photo ops, and...
Located in Kyoto, Sanmotsu-ji Temple is a renowned flower-viewing destination in Kansai. The temple offers different flower seas throughout the year, and when June arrives—the season of hydrangeas—over 10,000 hydrangeas of more than 50 varieties bloom. At night, the area is also lit up...
As Yangmingshan’s Calla Lily Season draws to a close, many travelers who haven’t yet admired the flowers feel regretful. But now, you don’t have to head to Yangmingshan to enjoy calla lilies — a sea of them is quietly blooming at Fushoushan Farm in Taiwan’s central highlands, complemented by highland woods...
With Mother’s Day approaching, many restaurants and hotels are rolling out special offers. In addition to hosting unique Mother’s Day events and feasts, they’re also giving away free dishes or offering complimentary meals for moms, along with skincare gift sets to take home...
This year, “Grandma’s Mixed Noodles,” which was favored by renowned American food blogger Hans Lienesch and ranked seventh in the Global Top 10 Instant Noodles, has opened its first physical store, “Grandma’s Mixed Noodles Guanmiao Noodle Speciality Shop,” in Da’an District, Taipei City...
Japanese trading company Mitsui Group is developing an 18-hectare OUTLET PARK at Taichung Port, while Taiwan International Ports Corporation is also planning a waterfront recreational space in the adjacent area to create a new look for harbor tourism. It is expected to become the most eye-catching...
Japanese gashapon (capsule toys) have taken the world by storm, even attracting many tourists to Japan just to experience the fun. The beloved “Slurping Animals” series, which previously sparked a gashapon craze in Taiwan, is back again—not only are the Slurping Animals featured as giant, life-sized figures...