Where can the whole family go for fun this weekend? Big reveals of travel info for northern, central, southern, and eastern Taiwan!!

It’s that wonderful time of the weekend again~ Dad’s off work and can take everyone out for a spin!!

Where can the whole family go for fun this weekend? Big reveals of travel info for northern, central, and southern Taiwan!

We’ve compiled travel, exhibition, and event info around Taiwan for you all. Be sure to share it around!

Want to give your kids an art-filled trip? The Taipei Biennial is in full swing right now!! Come soak up the artistic atmosphere at the National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts!!
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More details: http://goo.gl/Rz3CtX

Cute giant pandas are a hit with the little ones!! Come visit the zoo over the weekend,

and have a picnic at the zoo too!! Tickets to see the panda cub “Yuan Zai”!

More details: http://goo.gl/GefuxH

Guided by the Taipei City Department of Commerce and organized by the Dalongdong Business District Development Promotion Association, the “Centennial Splendor: Dalongdong Business District Carnival” on September 28th features a series of activities. On the day, discount vouchers for food, wish cards, and souvenirs will be handed out, inviting the public to explore specialty shops along Hami Street, sample local delicacies, hang wish cards on the wishing tree, and enjoy performances, a creative market, ukulele lessons, pet grooming, and various Daronqiao-themed challenges—all designed to help everyone experience the area’s unique cultural charm!

More details: http://goo.gl/JCDzzI

The National Museum of Natural Science in Taichung is hosting the special exhibition “Mysteries of Ancient Whales,” where a variety of animal bones and fossils showcase the crawling, walking, running, jumping, and swimming of creatures through the ages—a super fun way for kids to learn about fossil and skeletal history!

More details: http://goo.gl/s2IQyI

Located 8 km north of Wushe on Highway 14A along the Central Cross-Island Highway, this place boasts fresh air, lush forests, fields of flowers, and a Nordic landscape, earning it the nickname “Peach Blossom Land Above the Mist.” At an altitude of 1,750 meters, with average temperatures from 15°C to 23°C between May and September, it offers a cool escape from the city heat plus the chance to see sheep—making it a great choice for families!
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More details: http://goo.gl/GvUaK0

“Taiwan’s New Cultural Window,” the newly reopened Lintau Department Store, grandly reopened on June 14th this year.
Blending Tainan’s local character with refined living, it’s set to become a new highlight of international tourism in Tainan.
For the people of Tainan, the reopening of Lintau is a major moment for the city. For Taiwan’s history, it’s a rebirth in a new form. It’s definitely worth a visit!

More details: http://goo.gl/BTHVCP

The most distinctive feature of the Central Park Station is its majestic and awe-inspiring architectural design. Paired with a scenic layout of flowing water and greenery, passengers are greeted with a refreshing breeze and lush greenery as they exit the station hall. The entrances and exits are designed with lightweight structures and metal materials, showcasing a dynamic blend of structural engineering and aesthetics—symbolizing Kaohsiung’s rise, growth, and flourishing. The beautiful park is also a great spot for family picnics!

More details: http://goo.gl/ny3ujp

Guanshan Water Park is Taiwan’s first eco-friendly park. It features cycling paths that loop around the entire park and connect with the Guanshan Town Circle Cycling Route, allowing visitors to freely bike around Guanshan, observe birds and natural ecology. With both active and serene options, Guanshan Water Park is a great educational and recreational destination.

More details: http://goo.gl/hctXtM

The National Museum of Prehistory in Taitung has a Children’s Exploration Zone, designed for school-aged children aged 6–12 to discover the marine characteristics of Yilan. With vibrant colors, lively sounds, lighting, games, and interactive exhibits, it creates an immersive environment for kids to explore the mysteries of the ocean world, helping them learn about the sea and the importance of mutual dependence and respect between humans and nature. It’s a fantastic destination for a family outing.
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More details: http://goo.gl/ISb2Ep