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UK media lists 10 must-visit reasons for Taiwan with ultra-authentic experiences

Published: 2026-09-25 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-09-25 — UK media lists 10 must-visit reasons for Taiwan with ultra-authentic experiences
The UK media published "10 Reasons to Visit Taiwan." (Photo/Screened from London Evening Standard)

If recommending Taiwan to foreign tourists, what unique experiences would you highlight? The UK newspaper "London Evening Standard" today (4th) published an article titled "10 Reasons to Visit Taiwan," listing authentic Taiwanese snacks and activities—from bubble tea, braised pork rice, night markets, hot springs to shrimp fishing—introducing global travelers to 24/7 fun in Taiwan and showcasing its diverse attractions.

The top reason to visit Taiwan, according to the article, is exploring night markets and sampling street food. Taipei alone boasts over 10 night markets, where must-try delicacies include egg yolk taro cakes, tofu pudding, oyster omelets, and braised pork rice. Other national favorites like beef noodles, traditional breakfasts of soy milk and fried dough sticks, bubble tea, and Taiwanese tea houses are also essential culinary experiences.

Moreover, Taipei’s architecture is another highlight, featuring iconic landmarks such as Taipei 101, the Presidential Office, and the Grand Hotel, blending modern and traditional beauty. Visitors can also explore Dadaocheng to experience old Taipei vibes, wandering through the historic streets lined with dried goods and traditional Chinese medicine shops. For those seeking tranquility, relaxing in Beitou’s hot springs, hiking Elephant Mountain, or cycling along the riverside are all conveniently accessible.

Beyond the aforementioned food and activities, the article also recommends shrimp fishing and Huaxi Street snake soup—truly unique experiences for foreign tourists. The 10 featured authentic Taiwanese experiences published by the UK media even left locals impressed by their genuineness. These insights were actually contributed by the British branch of the Taiwanese restaurant "Hsu Ju Hua Yuan" and the founder of the renowned UK bao bun shop BAO, who introduced the most authentic ways to enjoy Taiwan, helping global visitors discover its diverse charms.

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