Category: Taiwan

Attention Disney fans! The Penghu Fireworks Festival, hailed as a must-see spectacle in one’s lifetime, has attracted even more visitors since the introduction of drone light shows in recent years. The Penghu International Marine Fireworks Festival is scheduled to take place from April 20 to June 29 next year.

The Disney Princesses are here! In anticipation of the upcoming Christmas season, the Mitsui Outlet Park Tainan has grandly launched a Disney Princess-themed light decoration scene. Popular characters like Elsa, Ariel, and Cinderella will all make an appearance, and the venue will even play classic background music to transport you into a fairy tale world. Fans, get ready to make your pilgrimage!

Mickey fans, get ready for a new must-visit spot! The globally popular “Mickey : The True Original” has been touring since 2018, starting in New York. This year, it finally arrives in Taiwan, setting up shop in the Huashan1914 Creative Park on December 31st. The exhibition will showcase original works from many artists, including American artist Daniel Arsham and Korean singer G-Dragon. Fans, it’s time to plan a visit to this exciting exhibition!

Located in Tainan’s Anping, the art installation “The Greetings from the Whale” has become a must-visit IG check-in and day-trip spot in recent years. Not only is it a new landmark in Tainan, but it has also breathed new life into the previously less-visited Harbor Historical Park.

Located in Tainan’s Taijiang National Park, the Sicao Green Tunnel is a must-visit attraction when traveling to Tainan! Close to the main attractions in Anping, Tainan, the Sicao Green Tunnel is often referred to as the “Taiwanese Amazon River.” As part of Taijiang National Park, you can take a bamboo raft through Taiwan’s only green waterway, offering a unique perspective to appreciate the distinctive mangrove landscape.

Located in Beimen, Tainan, the Jingzaijiao Tile-paved Salt Fields are a prime location for sunset viewing and a must-visit for photographers. At sunset, you can admire the beautiful reflections in the salt fields and the changing color temperatures as the sun sets, making it a perfect spot for endless photo opportunities.

The Lanyang Plain is a crucial rice-growing region in Taiwan, with rice culture holding significant meaning and value from past to present. Located in Wujie, Yilan, the Erjie Rice Barn Culture Museum is an indoor rainy day attraction and tourist factory where visitors can learn about rice culture.

Located in Su’ao, Yilan, the Kili Bay Bubble Tea Culture Center is the world’s first eco-friendly bubble tea factory. A visit to the Kili Bay Bubble Tea Culture Center not only allows you to learn about the story of bubble tea, which was ranked 18th in the world by CNN and is a pride of Taiwan, but also gives you the chance to make your own bubble tea through DIY activities.

This article provides a travel itinerary for a two-day trip to Yilan, a popular destination for Taipei residents. The author suggests taking a bus to Yilan and renting a motorcycle for easier transportation. The recommended attractions include the Ji Mi Square Park, the Sanqi Borlang Avenue, the Zhongxing Cultural and Creative Park, the Tianshang Island Wooden House, the Toucheng Coastal Forest Park, the Qinghe Bridge and Yinzhuang, and the Rabbit Maze Cafe. The recently opened Su’ao Su Dong Tunnel, featuring 3D underwater paintings, is also mentioned as a recommended attraction.

Rivaling Taitung’s Brown Boulevard, Yilan’s Dongshan also boasts the “Yilan Brown Boulevard” known as Sanqi Scenic Path. This allows northern residents to enjoy breathtaking rural landscapes without traveling far. Located in Dongshan Township, Yilan, the Sanqi Rice Field Scenic Path transforms from lush green to golden yellow between April and June each year.