Text by / MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Department | Photos by / New Taipei City Government
Taiwanese local governments are actively promoting tourism. In recent years, as the number of mainland Chinese tourists has sharply declined, the number of Korean visitors to Taiwan has been steadily increasing. To attract more Korean tourists, the New Taipei City Government is vigorously promoting local specialties and travel itineraries, and has carefully planned a 1-day tour of the Top 10 Instagram-Worthy Hidden Gems based on Korean tourists’ preferences and official recommendations. This itinerary is designed to help Korean visitors capture stunning, atmospheric photos, allowing them to deeply explore New Taipei’s hidden corners, stroll through its secret spots, and discover unexpected facets of the city with every trip.
Wellness Hideaway – “Houtong & Shuangxi” Cat-Cuddling & Forest-Breathing Day Trip
Top 10 Instagram-Worthy Hidden Gems Itinerary
1. Wellness Hideaway – “Houtong & Shuangxi” Cat-Cuddling & Forest-Breathing Day Trip
2. Fall in Love with Taiwanese Tea – “Shiding & Pinglin” Tea Country Hands-On Day Trip
3. Indigenous Culture Experience – “Bitan & Wulai” Serene Hot Springs
4. Handcrafted Creativity – “Sanxia & Yingge” Indigo Dyeing & Pottery DIY
5. Romantic Riverside – “Tamsui” Sunset & Beitou White House
6. “Jinshan & Wanli” Crab Feasting & Hot Springs, Plus Snapshots at the Ju Ming Museum
7. Waterfall Viewing & Sky Lanterns – “Pingxi & Shiding” Chasing Movie Scenes
8. Nostalgic Mountain Town – “Ruifang & Jinguashi” Hearing Tales of Gold
9. Glamorous Night City – “Banqiao” Sightseeing & Shopping
10. Love for the Northeast Coast – “Gongliao” Breathtaking Mountain-and-Sea Romance
Indigenous Culture Experience – “Bitan & Wulai” Serene Hot Springs
In recent years, tourist exchanges between Taiwan and South Korea have flourished, with the number of Korean visitors to Taiwan growing by over 20% for four consecutive years. Moreover, nine out of ten Korean tourists take photos and check in around the Greater Taipei area, with most of their travel focused on northern Taiwan. Additionally, aside from the steady growth of Korean tourists, the number of visitors from Southeast Asia has also seen astonishing increases, making the region one of Asia’s popular tourist destinations in recent years.
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