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Experience Taiwan-style travel like a pro — Travel experts teach you how to live creatively on the road

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Last updated 2026-09-24 — When travelers are no longer satisfied with simply being passive observers, to meet the needs of in-depth tourism enthusiasts, it's not enough to just offer surface-level food, drinks, and entertainment. Many industries in Taiwan have also come to realize that...

By the MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Department, compiled and reported

When travelers are no longer satisfied with simply being passive observers, to meet the needs of in-depth tourism enthusiasts, it's not enough to just offer surface-level food, drinks, and entertainment. Many industries in Taiwan have also come to realize that only by looking back and re-examining themselves, enriching their own energy and cultivation, and communicating their unique styles to travelers in more creative ways, can they not only open a new window for themselves but also present travelers with a whole new perspective.

The Salt Monopoly Bureau and research lab during the Japanese colonial period. (Photo courtesy / Yubari Police Station)

Guided by the Ministry of Economic Affairs' Industrial Development Bureau and implemented by the nonprofit China Credit Information Service Center, the “Creative Life Industry Promotion Plan” has been running since 2003. It selects creative life industries rooted in cultural heritage. To date, the plan includes 172 member businesses across Taiwan, ranging from restaurants, bookstores, art spaces, bakeries, incense art, accommodations, to various traditional industries and tourist factories. Though their sectors vary, what they all share is a deep cultural foundation, steadfast business philosophies, and unique styles. These offer travelers a richer lifestyle attitude and a more immersive experience.

The Bee Story Museum boasts Asia’s largest self-operated professional bee farm. (Photo courtesy / Bee Story Museum)

Examples include “Lavender Cottage,” which operates with the core value of spreading happiness; “The One Nan Yuan,” where accommodation becomes a cultural and sensory feast; “Yokai Village,” which built an imaginative forest monster world from the aftermath of a natural disaster; “How’s Design,” a spatial aesthetics magician; “World Chocolate Dream Park,” which turns chocolate into a kaleidoscopic art exhibition; and “A-Yuan Tamsui Tian Guang,” which translates deep humanistic ideals into product concepts. What they bring us is not just a wonderful travel experience, but also an ideal vision of a beautiful way of life.

Lavender Cottage lets visitors enjoy herbaceous plants and their benefits. (Photo courtesy / Lavender Cottage)

Many unique stores rich in culture, art, creativity, or stylish ideas continue to spread across Taiwan. Their business philosophies are highly original, their spaces deeply moving, and their principles truly inspiring. Through the book “Style × Culture × Experience — Travel Experts Teach You How to Live Creatively,” personally guided by style-store experts, we not only see the depth of Taiwanese cultural heritage, but also discover the many little surprises in our everyday surroundings worth exploring and experiencing.

Rediscover Taiwan’s new flavors together. (Image source / Moleskine Editorial Department)

When your travels start to feel repetitive and devoid of new experiences, or when you’re wondering how to offer international friends the most in-depth taste of Taiwan, why not shift perspectives and rediscover Taiwan’s new charm through the book “Style × Culture × Experience — Travel Experts Teach You How to Live Creatively.” The new book launched at the end of December 2016 and is available at physical stores like Eslite or online retailers like Rakuten. Start your own stylish mini-trip today.

 
 

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