It's not just about the warmth of its people—U.S. media lists 23 must-visit reasons for Taiwan

By / MOOK Scenic Spots Home Travel Life Network Editorial Department compiled and reported
 

Taiwan isn’t just about its friendly people either. In recent years, Taiwan has received quite a bit of positive international media coverage. Whether it’s its stunning coastlines, bustling night markets filled with delicious food, or its convenient transportation, all have won the hearts of overseas visitors. Recently, U.S. media compiled 23 reasons to visit Taiwan, inviting readers to explore and discover the beautiful island of Taiwan.

◎ Taiwan has an endless array of delicious food, especially beef noodle soup, Din Tai Fung, and oyster omelets, which are classic dishes you absolutely can’t miss.
◎ Taiwan’s breakfasts are definitely worth trying. Highly recommended are the savory soy milk, scallion pancakes, and fried dough sticks from Fuhang Soy Milk...

◎ Every major city has at least one night market where you can find the most authentic desserts and interesting souvenirs.

◎ Bubble tea originated in Taiwan. It’s even more popular than Starbucks and 7-Eleven.
◎ Taiwan is a kingdom of fruits, with a dazzling variety that will amaze you—especially the custard apple, which you definitely have to try.
◎ Taiwan’s beautiful scenery is unforgettable, especially Alishan and Hehuan Mountain, which are highly recommended by foreign visitors.
◎ Taiwan’s mountainous areas are home to many beautiful waterfalls and lush tropical landscapes.

◎ Southern Taiwan’s Kenting boasts beautiful white-sand beaches.

◎ The most popular attraction in Taiwan is none other than Sun Moon Lake, whose beautiful lake views often attract couples to take wedding photos there.
◎ Taiwan has nine beautiful national parks, each worth spending time exploring.

◎ Although Taiwan’s official language is Chinese, English signs can be found everywhere, making it very convenient for foreign visitors.

◎ Taipei’s MRT network is not only convenient but also clean and affordable.
◎ MRT restrooms are very user-friendly, with lights indicating current occupancy status.

◎ YouBikes are available all over Taipei, and it only costs five dollars for thirty minutes of use.