The northern city has many desirable attractions. The highly symbolic Taipei 101 is one of the tallest buildings in Asia, with an observation deck overlooking the entire city; Menga Longshan Temple preserves a long religious heritage, as if traveling through time. Jiufen, Ruifang, New Taipei City, has the charm of a mountain town with its steep streets and the glittering Ruifang Coal Mine Museum. Tamsui Old Street, the ancient neighborhood retains century-old buildings and beautiful views of the fishing port at sunset. The night view of Keelung Port is one of the three major night views in Taiwan, especially the view from Keelung Lover Tower, which is an excellent viewing place. The quaint and nostalgic atmosphere of Daxi Old Street in Taoyuan makes people feel like they have entered ancient Taiwan. The Science and Technology Museum in Hsinchu is a symbol of the city of science and technology, allowing tourists to gain an in-depth understanding of Taiwan's technological strength. The five major cities combine modernity, history and nature to bring tourists a variety of travel experiences and are a rich treasure trove of travel in Taiwan.
About Taiwan
North Taiwan
Northern Region
Central Taiwan
Central Region
The central region has both the vitality of modern cities and the traditional beauty rich in cultural heritage. Strolling through the Rainbow Military Village, you can feel the rich cultural customs, or enjoy the shopping fun of today's young people, Yizhong Street. Miaoli is famous for its lush green farmland scenery, which is like a poetic rural picture, and you can also taste local Hakka cuisine. Changhua has a rich historical heritage. The ancient streets and historic sites such as Lukang and Changhua Old Town exude a long cultural heritage. Nantou is famous for its magnificent Sun Moon Lake and refreshing mountain scenery, attracting countless tourists. The rich and diverse characteristics of each region make it a wonderful chapter not to be missed when traveling to Taiwan.
Southern Taiwan
Southern Region
Southern Taiwan is a treasure house with a long history and rich culture. Chiayi is characterized by aboriginal culture and the Alishan Mountains. It not only displays unique traditional handicrafts, but also retains the architectural style of the Japanese colonial period. Tainan is the historical capital of Taiwan and has many historic sites, such as Anping Castle and Chihkan Tower, allowing you to deeply feel the weight of history. In Kaohsiung, in addition to the modern urban environment, the Pier-2 Art Zone and the World Games Main Stadium, which are full of artistic atmosphere, are also attractions not to be missed. Kaohsiung’s food styles are rich and diverse, making it an excellent place to taste Taiwan’s authentic snacks. A classic trip to the south cannot fail to mention Kenting. Kenting not only has beautiful beaches such as Baisha Bay and Eluanbi, but also has suburban attractions such as Chechnya and Manzhou. The nights in Kenting are even more colorful. Kenting streets and open-air bars create a lively nightlife, making it the ultimate resort in the eyes of tourists. The diverse charm of the south, history, culture, food, traditional customs, and Kenting’s natural scenery are intertwined into a colorful southern Taiwan landscape.
Eastern Taiwan
Eastern Region
The scenery in eastern Taiwan is as picturesque as a natural masterpiece. Hualien is famous for its unique terrain, the majestic Taroko Gorge and the refreshing East Rift Valley. You can stroll through Taroko National Park to admire the cliffs and magnificent landscapes, or feel the power of nature at Qingshui Cliff. Taitung is famous for its coastal scenery and aboriginal culture. The Ryukyu-style stone old streets and the sunset on the Chenggong Coast are all beautiful scenery. On Taitung's coastline, you can stop at bays and beaches to experience the tranquil seaside scenery. Yilan, on the other hand, outlines a quiet rural style with its rich agricultural products and warm human feelings. In winter, the Lanyang Plain in Yilan is the best place to enjoy flowers in Taiwan, such as Plum Blossom Tangwei and Lanyang Cold Spring, which outline the unique beauty of Yilan. The unique natural landscape and cultural customs in the eastern region form an excellent tourist destination suitable for exploration and relaxation.
