Think Taiwan’s all about the snacks and shopping? Cuo le (Wrong)! This colourful country is also home to uniquely crazy activities — paragliding over paddy fields, spotting ghosts and dolphins, eating out of a toilet bowl, and more!
On the surface, a...
Overwhelmed by the food choices in Taiwan? This ultimate Taiwan food guide will be the only thing you need to keep you and your stomach covered in Taipei, Taichung, Tainan, and Kaohsiung.
Most people know Taiwan's capital, Taipei, as a...
Charming old towns in Keelung, Jiufen (九份) and Shifen (十分) are popular spots to visit on a day trip from Taipei.
Before the 1950s, Jiufen and Shifen were gold and coal mining towns respectively. Today, their rustic vintage vibes, great local Taiwanese delectables,...
From trendy shopping districts to vibrant streets lined with mouth-watering local delicacies, I thought I'd seen and experienced all Taiwan could offer. While these parts of Taiwan are still enjoyable (even after being back for the 7th time), boy...
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Taipei. One of our favourite travel destinations in Asia. Most of us visit for the shopping and food — sticking to the usual hotspots,...
Taiwanese know Kaohsiung as a port city, the centre of the Taiwan's steel, shipbuilding and petrochemical industries. Singaporean, or the men at least, associate the southern city with army training. In other words, Kaohsiung is not the prettiest city...
Taiwan is a traveller's darling — food is cheap, locals are friendly, and at four hours away; it's a great destination for a weekend trip. There's cosmopolitan Taipei, urban Kaohsiung, Alishan's famous sunrise, and Kenting's beach-bum vibe.
And then there's...
Taiwan is known for its street food and snacks, definitely the one of the favourite stops of foodies. Located at the north of Taipei, Shilin night market is inarguably the most popular night market in Taiwan. If you are planning your upcoming trip to...
