Taipei is one of those cities where we end up eating, drinking, and walking our way from one end to the other. From breakfast, coffee, temples, and night markets, we squeezed as much into one day as possible. Sometimes it’s planned, other times we stumble into it. Let’s take a chill day to explore Taipei….
Taichung is one of the largest cities in Taiwan, but it is often overlooked by tourists. Only a short high-speed train away, it makes for a great day trip from the big city. We were surprised by the sights, so come with us to explore the best things to do in Taichung. Our Itinerary Rainbow…
Taiwan is no stranger to quaint villages and scenic rail lines. Nowhere showcases this better than the historic Pingxi Line. This famous train line meanders through old coal mining villages and scenic valleys in the north of Taiwan. With lantern festivals, plentiful street food, historic charm, and natural beauty, it’s no wonder that the Pingxi…
Taichung is one of our favorite cities in Taiwan, especially because of the food. With local breakfast spots in markets, specialty coffee shops, and night market snacks. We were basically eating nonstop in Taichung. We tried a mix of popular places and random finds, and honestly, most of them did not disappoint. Here is some…
Kaohsiung is the third largest metro area in Taiwan. While not as well known as Taipei, this city is packed with things to see and do. From the beautiful temples on the Lotus Lake, to famous night markets and street art. These are the must see spots in Kaohsiung. Our Itinerary Dragon and Tiger Pagodas…
The Yancheng district is one of Kaohsiung’s most lively neighborhoods. With hundreds of restaurants, shops, bars, and more. You’ll never run out of things to see and do, making this district a must-visit destination. Our Itinerary The Pier2 Art Center If you’re visiting Kaohsiung, going to Pier2 Art Center is a must. This isn’t just…
Taiwan is a powerhouse when it comes to food, and the south of the island is certainly no exception. With plenty of regional dishes and famous night markets, you wont have any problems finding something incredible to try. This is our Kaohsiung food guide, from hidden gems to local joints and Michelin recommended shops. Our…
Tainan is Taiwan’s most historic city. Known for its history, culture, and especially food. Tainan is considered to be the food capital of the country. We set out to try everything from busy breakfast spots, traditional meals, unique desserts, and even local beer. Enjoy our Tainan food guide and discover a taste of Tainan! Our…
Tainan is the oldest city in Taiwan. Once a Dutch trading port, it has bounced between China and Japan before gaining independence. Tainan is often called the food capital of Taiwan, but it offers so much more. Rich with colonial history and local landmarks, you can easily spend a day exploring the beautiful streets of…
Juifen is nestled in the mountains of northern Taiwan and makes the perfect day trip. With its narrow streets, beautiful lanterns, and scenic ocean views, it’s a must-visit for anyone looking to experience the countryside of Taiwan away from the big cities. Come along as we explore magical Juifen, from markets to tea houses, instruments,…