Travel
Stroll through Pinglin, savor tea aroma — Win NT$10,000 in a colorful spring tea sketching contest
Taiwan has a long-standing tea culture, and Pinglin, known for producing Wenshan Baozhong tea, has held an important place since the Qing Dynasty. To promote authentic Pinglin tea and low-carbon tourism in the area, the “20...
The world goes wild for the Expo, Shanghai goes wild for fashion~ LaVie’s sharp styles blend East and West
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Shanghai Free & Easy ~ Discovering Literary & Artistic Shanghai in the Footsteps of Eileen Chang
The World Expo has continuously brought innovation to Shanghai. The reason why the Shanghai Expo attracts so many people on a "pilgrimage" is not only because of the nearly 100 pavilions and tens of thousands of exhibitions and performances that are highly captivating, but also due to Shanghai’s inherently enchanting charm. If...
A gourmet stroll in yG Garden, enjoy Kyoto charm at the wooden tea house on Flower Street
Millennium-old Kyoto has countless sights to see and experiences to enjoy, but what captivates visitors the most is Kyoto’s premier hanamachi (geisha district), “yG Garden.” The food, drinks, and entertainment here are all steeped in authentic Kyoto flavor, especially with its high-end ryotei restaurants and affordable...
Have a Fun Summer in Kenting: Parent-Child Adventures on Mountains and Seas
Kenting is Taiwan’s water playground. Even under the blazing summer sun, it continues to attract many visitors eager to explore its natural beauty. In Kenting, you can easily frolic in the waves, build sand sculptures, or ride a jet ski to experience the thrill of speeding across the sea...
Experience the thrill of fishing – a unique new way to enjoy Japan::Kyushu::Fisherman Experience
>Kyushu::Fisherman Experience...
China Airlines and Garuda Indonesia sign cooperation agreement, enhancing mileage rewards
Even as globally diverse boutique design hotels emerge and travel experiences continue to innovate, destinations with unique religious character, architectural styles, and culinary cultures—like \qiangzhaheilai—still hold an important place in travelers' hearts, sometimes even becoming the sole reason for a trip.
Taipei Gourmet Travel Package at a 42% Discount, Available at Convenience Stores
Since the official launch of the "2010 Taipei International Gourmet Show" on May 3, the first batch of Gourmet Passes has been in high demand. To expand the gourmet district and allow more people to experience the sweet atmosphere of a vibrant Taipei, the second phase once again invites...
Head to Hualien for the 2010 International Triathlon Elite Race
The rise of cycling has sparked another wave of enthusiasm among the public to challenge their physical limits, with exciting events taking place all over Taiwan. This year, the event is organized by the Hualien-Huatung Valley National Scenic Area Administration of the Tourism Bureau, MOTC, and the Hualien County Government...
A cultural feast of harbor city charm: Explore public art in Kaohsiung
Kaohsiung is a harbor city that blends water, light, and artistic elements. Beyond its inherently unique harbor vibe, the Kaohsiung City Government actively enhances the city with art, light installations, and green living initiatives. It’s fun all day long...
The most magnificent and artistic shrine ~ Nikko Toshogu
Nikko:: Toshogu...
Limited-time sale on combined accommodation vouchers—choose stays at 18 hotels for just 3,600 NTD
Ahead of the peak summer travel season, major hotels across the country are launching promotional offers. The Taiwan Leisure Hotel Association, which has 19 member hotels nationwide, has specially introduced a nationwide combined accommodation voucher. From now until May 31...
The Guam Annual Ironman Competition calls on all heroes to challenge their limits.
Located in Oceania, Guam is not only a vacation island of sunshine and sea, but its annual Guam National Triathlon Championship...
Land Boats in Motion: Explore Kaohsiung by Amphibious Sightseeing Bus
Do you still remember the peculiar sight of the “amphibious buses” cruising the streets of Osaka, Japan’s water city? These unique vehicles that travel on roads before dipping into the water have made their way to Kaohsiung this year. Want...
AirAsiaGo Celebrates Redesign with 3,000 Free Stays
The world-renowned low-cost airline AirAsia (Asian Air), to celebrate the revamp of its online flight + hotel travel service website AirAsiaGo, will offer 3,000 free stays on May 26...
Fresh Travel Adventure: A Volcano-Walking Journey in Kyushu::Kagoshima
Kyushu is the closest part of Japan’s archipelago to Taiwan. Despite the short flight time, you can experience natural and cultural landscapes distinct from those in Taiwan, as well as the charm of both urban and rural sightseeing. That’s why it is the first choice for many Taiwanese travelers visiting Japan...
Nestled among mountain mists and overlooking the sea, the romantic "Madame Butterfly" cottage awaits...
Nagasaki:: Glover Garden...
Experience traditional Korean culture starting at Incheon Airport
In the past, airports were a key place for many people to buy souvenirs when returning home or transiting. However, if you’re visiting Korea, don’t rush to the waiting area right after shopping. Now, you can also make use of your time waiting for your departure or transfer at Incheon Airport...
June: The Romantic Wedding Season Brings New Trends in Hotel Weddings
As June, the romantic wedding season, quickly approaches, aside from hosting banquets to share the joy, getting married at a hotel has become the most popular trend. Many couples hope to follow traditional customs for their big day, but without the overly complicated rituals, so they have opted...
Travel around Taiwan on the Island Star and enjoy first-class comfort and local delicacies with ease
With international travel costs rising this year—airfare alone has gone up by 30%, and the most popular Tokyo family trips now cost as much as NT$45,000—using that same budget to explore Taiwan will give you a fully upgraded travel experience. The “Island Star,” combining first-class train travel with five-star hotels, not only offers luxurious train facilities but also lets you sample Taiwan’s regional snacks, making it the hottest premium travel choice for locals this summer.