Taiwan is blessed with many beautiful scenic locations, some of which are located just an hour or two away by coach. These include volcanic parks, waterfalls, tea plantations and some picturesque townships. […]
Visit many of Taipei’s famous attractions and learn about the history of each, while enjoying some authentic Taiwanese cuisine. […]
The National Revolutionary Martyrs’ Shrine was built in 1969 to commemorate the loss of almost 400,000 Taiwanese soldiers who lost their lives in a number of wars during the 20th century. The memorial archway gate […]
One of three attractions all located a short walk from each other – and great for kids, the National Taiwan Science Education Center (NTSEC) is a huge building whose primary objective is to help educate […]
Located at the end of the red line in Tamsui, Fort San Domingo is just one of a cluster of buildings you can visit in this area. A single entrance fee of only NT$80 will […]
Kuan Yu is the primary deity worshipped at Hsing Tian Kong Temple, who possessed great loyalty and justice among men. The God has thus become as famous as Confucius, and has also been honoured by […]
Until recently, I had little intention of going to the Taipei Water Park, as it’s described on Google Maps as an amusement arcade. While this is true in part, it’s largely a great area to […]
Known today as Kangding Road, the Bopiliao Historical Block is a well-preserved Qing Dynasty street which served as a great passage from here to the Guting District during the late 1800s. This made it one […]
The Taipei Astronomical Museum is probably the best Museum in Taipei for children. Not only does it have three floors full of fun and interactive displays, it also boasts IMAX and 3D theatres, and a […]
A visit to the Xinbeitou area wouldn’t be complete without a visit to the Beitou Hot Spring Museum. Ideally situated on the edge of Beitou park, and on the route to Thermal Valley, the Hot […]
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