Taiwan

If you're looking to try something new and exotic there's no better choice than a dragonfruit!

During the Beehive Festival in the Yanshui District, thousands of soaring firecrackers are launched into the crowd making for a truly unique experience!

Cherry blossom festivities in Taiwan attract about 50,000 tourists every year

Paragliding is a breathtaking experience. Solo or tandem flights are possible in Taiwan with special safety measures

An unforgettable Taiwanese tradition in which thousands of bright lanterns light up the Pingxi sky!

Full moon, mooncakes, and public BBQs—the most famous features of the harvest festival in Taiwan

Сolourful fish and abundant coral reefs make underwater activities great in Taiwan!

Indigenous to southeastern Asia the loquat is now popular all over the world and for good reason

The Penghu Ocean Fireworks Festival is one of the most attractive summer events in Taiwan

Try some of the many varieties of the litchi fruit available in Taiwan

Feel the spirit of the Bunon tribe during an interesting aboriginal ritual

Dolphin and whale watching is a great water activity in Taiwan with the best place for it being on the east coast

Daylily blossom season includes thousands of hectares of golden flowers

If you are a fan of Guava you are in luck because Taiwan is home to the best guava in the world!

An annual rock festival at Fulong Beach will give you some insight into the local Taiwanese rock scene

Taiwan's surfers' competition is a spectacular and exciting event for both surfers and non-surfers alike

About 45 calla lily farms, occupying more than 13 hectares, are open to visitors during the blooming season in March and April

Taipei Marathon—this grand running event with more than 100,000 energetic participants is a fun event for both participants and spectators alike

The Sun Moon Lake swimming competition held annually since 1983 attracts participants from Taiwan and abroad

This unusual and exotic fruit is perfect for desserts, but beware of the smell!

Sakura, azalea, camellia, wild peony, and peach blossoms cover the Yangmingshan National Park every spring

Hiking in Taiwan offers everything: from hot, sub-tropical jungle at lower elevations to snow-capped peaks in the winter months. Yet, the best time for hiking is autumn

This 300-kilometre pilgrimage festival lasts nine days and is famous for free food and fun activities

Late spring bursts in the beautiful park with all kinds of colorful flowers

With 400 hectares covered with this beautiful and symbolic plant, this town has been given the name "Lotus Country"

Once you've had the best of East Coast, head South

The relaxing power of thermal hot springs is the main attraction during autumn and winter in Taiwan

The best time to experience a flight in a hot air balloon or just watch as hundreds of colourful balloons take to the sky

Fulong beach, a 3 km stretch of golden sand, has been recognized as the best place in Taiwan for sand sculpting

Fragrant and tasty passion fruit is readily available in Taiwan

Winter Taiwanese cuisine that keeps the body warm and healthy

Beaches in Taiwan are varied, from white and golden sand to black

Become a part of the traditional ceremony of ship burning

Mango is the most popular and delicious fruit to enjoy from late spring to summer in Taiwan

An annual event that attracts runners with its magnificent views and gruelling competition

Lanterns, firecrackers, and fireworks fill the streets during Taiwan's most anticipated holiday, creating a vibrant and electrifying atmosphere

A glowing field of fireflies over bioluminescent plants and other natural wonders of Taiwan

One of the most spectacular New Year's Countdown celebrations in Asia

A massive musical event on the western side of central Taiwan