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Food & Drink

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Bicycle Shops Cum Cafés Trendy Businesses that Cater to the Needs of Cyclists

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The Global Appeal of Bubble Tea: Exploring Taiwan’s Hand-Shaken Drink Culture

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Taiwan’s Creative Twist on International Cuisine

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Shuang Kou Beach is only about 6km from downtown Xiamen, on which it has the most impressive view at night.
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Wrapping your head around KINMEN

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A light rail train passes the Port of Kaohsiung, with the city's skyline in the background.
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There’s something special about KAOHSIUNG

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The Xiaolu Campground, which overlooks Menghuan Lake, offers a refreshing and comfortable environment in a secluded mountain area. The owner also gave it the Japanese name “nalu”, which means “secret place”.
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TAICHUNG’s mountain wonderland

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TAOYUAN A window to nature by the nation’s gateway

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Espresso Yourself: The Best Cafés for Taipei Remote Workers

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TOUCHENG International, creative and nurtured bythe ocean

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A snapshot of bygone times in MIAOLI

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