Taipei is the capital of Taiwan and the most frequently visited city by foreigners. below is the must-see attractions in Taipei, delicious Taipei food, and unique local activities in Taiwan. Let’s explore Taipei’s temples, history, and natural landscapes, from fine-dining food to night market snacks! National Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall Surrounded by a park, stands at the east end of…

Known as the “sore knee mountain”, Despite ranking at 92nd among the top 100 mountains in Taiwan, it takes determination and perseverance to conquer and to appreciate the beauty of this mountain. photo credit:Lemon Recommended Route For Two-Day Trip Day 1｜06:40 Shuanglong Forest Road Climbing Entrance ▸ Cliff Face ▸09:00 Wooden Ladder ▸1200 Parking Ramp ▸ Deserted Motorcycle Spot ▸…

When you visit Kaohsiung, besides the delicious food, beautiful scenery, and a strong hospitality, how can you not come take the Kaohsiung MRT? Don’t underestimate the popular attractions and local delicacies near Kaohsiung MRT Station. Here are some of the UNMISSABLE spots around the orange line. photocredit／高雄捷運股份有限公司timetable Sizihwan Station The amazing Xiziwan, what you must not miss is the sunset!…

Located in Sun Moon Lake in Nantou, Formosan Aboriginal Culture Village was established in 1986. Being one of the ”big four” of Taiwanese theme parks, The culture village features aboriginal cultures, it has four main theme parks: the European Palace Garden, the Aboriginal Villages, Amusement Isle and Formosan Aboriginal Museum. Every year in early spring around January to February, the…

The five wonders of Alishan’s beauty—railway, sunrise, cloud sea, sunset and sacred trees, attracts thousands of tourists from all over the world. There are a lot of ways to get to the Alishan, you can take the railway, bus and drive on your own. photo credit: ig@readntravel_ Alishan Forest Railway The railway was completed in 1912 when Taiwan was under…

The flower festival at the beginning of each year is exciting, especially plum Blossoms! Even if you can’t go abroad, you can still enjoy the amazing snow-white plum blossoms in Nantou. The Plum Garden in Waiping Village is already in full bloom since January 3rd. If you want to see the best plum blossoms, make sure you make a visit…

While the COVID-19 pandemic in Taiwan is subsiding, the majority of Taiwanese are optimistic that 2022 will be a better year than 2021. We should start the year with beautiful things in life, such as walking through cherry blossoms. Except for Wuling Farm, Yangmingshan, Wuji Tianyuan Temple in Tamsui is a underrated place to see cherry blossoms. Not only it is…

”Jinbaoli Old Street”(Jinshan Old Street) was a commercial street back in the Qing Dynasty. With three hundred years of history, the street is always crowded during the weekend to nowadays. Local delicacies like Deep-Fried Pork Loin, Fried Oyster, Taro cake and Sweet potato attracts thousands of travelers from around the country every day. photo credit: ig@ziv1992 金山鴨肉店 is located in…

Qigu Tourist Service Center is an information station that helps visitors appreciate and connect with neighboring attractions. Opened on May 5th, 2020, The center provide friendly and various services with cutting-edge technologies to visitors in a more thoughtful manner. Moreover, the design of the structure is fascinating, using folded-plate structure, symbolizing the force of nature that shapes the form of…

Lidongshan is one of Taiwan’s 100 peaks, located between Fuxing District in Taoyuan and Jianshi Township in Hsinchu. In front of the trailhead, there’s Lidong Lodge which attracts travelers from all around the world.Long ago, Japanese built the fort at the sea level of 1,914 meters in order to control the aboriginal people. The trail is original with only a…