The era of cruise travel has arrived. In the age of themed journeys, modes of transportation are no longer dominated solely by airplanes or trains. When you step aboard a cruise ship and wave goodbye from the deck as people on shore cheer you off, a voyage filled with blessings begins...
On a chilly day, a warm bowl of soup is just what you need to soothe your stomach. Among the street food stalls, thick and fragrant grass jelly is the most mouthwatering treat. Guanxi Township, known as the “Hometown of Grass Jelly,” not only offers a variety of grass jelly dishes but also features fun DIY activities. Strolling through this rustic town, you’ll also be enveloped by the uniquely enticing aroma of naturally wind-dried grass jelly, thanks to the area’s famous “Cyclone Wind.” In winter, why not pause here and savor the fresh and “grassy” delights?
Osaka, bustling with a vibrant commercial atmosphere, is arguably Japan’s most diverse city in terms of travel experiences. Beyond its renowned food scene and shopping, the city’s streets and alleys also conceal glimpses of everyday life. Just 500 meters away from Osaka’s bustling Umeda district in Kita Ward...
Traveling in Korea is getting easier and easier! To attract more Taiwanese travelers to explore Korea on their own and experience travel discounts and convenient information, the Taipei Branch of the Korea Tourism Organization offers free access to the Korea self-guided...
The UK has long been a major filming location, from classic films like *Pride and Prejudice*, *King Arthur*, and *Elizabeth* to modern hits such as *Notting Hill*, *Trainspotting*, and the globally adored *Harry Potter*. The number of people visiting the homeland of magic has been increasing year by year...
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If you’re planning to visit Japan in winter, the Zao Onsen area in the Tohoku region is definitely worth considering, as it boasts one of the world’s rarest phenomena—frozen trees. The so-called “juhyo” (frozen trees), at first glance, may just look like ordinary snow and ice,...
For example, when we step onto Ti Top Island, this island isn’t big, and the small hill on it is only about a hundred meters high, but it’s the highest point in Halong Bay. After landing, you first pass through a crescent-shaped white-sand beach, one of the few places in Halong Bay with fine white sand...
Among the Japanese archipelago, Kyushu, the closest to Taiwan, boasts a wealth of natural and cultural landscapes as well as a blend of urban and rural sightseeing experiences. Every year, numerous visitors come to Kyushu to enjoy its hot springs, cuisine, and stunning ecological scenery. Starting from...
Whenever you see the preview for Japan’s Kohaku Uta Gassen, you know the lively New Year is coming. This annual singing competition, traditionally watched at home during New Year’s Eve, is one of Japan’s festive customs. Then comes listening to the “108 temple bells” at midnight to ring out the old year, gathering as a family to enjoy “osechi” for longevity and blessings, and heading to a shrine in elegant kimono on New Year’s morning for the “hatsumode.”
As December arrives, the festive atmosphere grows stronger, and the 2010 Chinese New Year holiday spans nine days — perfect for planning a family trip. This year, Fullon Hotels launches a “Chinese New Year stay, festive set meals to-go, and...
Since the “Dongshan Coffee Festival” gained fame, this small Tainan town known for coffee production in Taiwan has become a must-visit destination for coffee lovers. Along County Road 175 and Provincial Highway 106 in Dongshan Township, due to the consecutive opening of more than 2...
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Taiwan’s alpine maple scenery becomes even more captivating as winter approaches. After being refined by successive cold fronts, the colors become even more vibrant and splendid. Many popular maple-viewing spots such as Qingjing Farm, Wuling Farm, Taiping Mountain, Aowanda, Alishan,...
The 2009 Taiwan Hot Spring & Gourmet Carnival “Fall in Love with Guanziling Jazz & Hot Springs” has kicked off. The exciting series of carnival events runs from December 18 to January 9, 2010, at the Baoquan Bridge venue...
In the evening in Ha Long Bay, you can choose to visit the floating market or go canoeing. Some locals in Ha Long Bay still live on the water, and small boats are their most common means of transportation. Going to the floating market allows you to get a close-up look at their...
Every winter, thousands of purple crow butterflies migrate from the north to Maolin Township, settling in the warm valleys for a two-month overwintering and breeding period. This year, although Kaohsiung County was severely hit by Typhoon Morakot...
The endless golden sandy beaches are the most alluring charm of the Northeast Coast. Welcoming the first ray of dawn in the new year 2010 along this beautiful coastline is an incredibly moving experience. This year, the "2010 Northeast Coast Dawn & Victory" event, jointly organized by the Northeast and Yilan Coast National Scenic Area Administration and the First Financial Group...
As winter approaches, the streets of Tokyo in December are already adorned with dazzling lights, and various scenic spots are dressed up with magnificent festive illumination. If you’re planning to visit Tokyo during this beautiful season, don’t miss out on the...
Thai cuisine is all the rage, with its balance of sweet, sour, spicy, and salty flavors winning hearts worldwide. To enjoy a taste of Thai food, besides dining out at restaurants, exploring local flavors in Thailand—whether at buffet-style seafood restaurants or floating markets—adds an extra layer of experience.