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Taiwan Attractions

What to See in Taiwan

Taiwan Attractions

Without a doubt, Taiwan is one of the best cities in the world where sightseeing spots and tourist attractions can be found in abundance. The island alone boasts of no less than 8 national parks, and among some of the more notable ones include Kenting National Park, Taroko National Park where the world famous Taroko Gorge can be found and Shei-Pa National Park.

If you are visiting Taiwan for the first time, you should prioritise your itinerary and visit Sun Moon Lake as soon as you can. Located in Nantou County, Sun Moon Lake is the premier place of attraction for both locals and tourists alike. Sun Moon Lake is essentially the area surrounding a most enchanting lake with mountains and natural landscapes around it. With green verdant highlands, great fishing spots, idyllic parks and gardens as well as a variety of activities to indulge in, you will want to bask in the total relaxation experienced only when you visit Sun Moon Lake.

Why pay top dollar to visit faraway beaches when you can enjoy an equally breathtaking experience offered by the stunning beaches in Taiwan? Taiwan is home to some of the best beaches in Asia where they are packed most of the months in the year (especially May through October) with travelers who are eager to explore the silky beaches, rolling waves and thrilling hiking trails. Places such as the Baishawan Beach, Kenting Beach, Fulong Beach, Green Island and Jibei Island are worth visiting during your stay in Taiwan.

Hsinchu Attractions

Hsinchu Attractions

Hsinchu may not be as overly vibrant or popular as Taipei or other bigger cities, but it does come with a certain charm that many travelers find simply bewitching. Read More...

Kaohsiung Attractions

Kaohsiung Attractions

Located in Southwestern Taiwan, Kaohsiung is divided into 11 districts in all and opens onto the Taiwan Strait on its west coast. Being the most densely populated and the second largest city of Taiwan, Kaohsiung is one of the major centres of attraction in the Pan-Asia region. Read More...

Tainan Attractions

Tainan Attractions

In spite of being a small city, Tainan has become a very popular historic tourist destination. The city is best known for its traditional lifestyle, forts, and temples. There are more than 500 Taoist and Buddhist temples within the city and these well-preserved temples are its main attraction. Read More...

Taipei Attractions

Taipei Attractions

Taipei is the national capital of the Republic of China, also known as Taiwan. Taipei, meaning ‘northern Taiwan Island’ is located on the Danshui River. It lies between the two valleys of Keelung and Xindian rivers. Taipei, with a population of 2,607,428, is the political, economic, and cultural hub of Taiwan. Read More...

Yilan Attractions

Yilan Attractions

Yilan is one of the more naturally diverse locations in Taiwan. Known for a rich cultural heritage and an ample amount of hiking trails, mountain peaks as well as innumerable natural getaways, Yilan beckons one and all. Read More...

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