Forget Christmas, spring in Taiwan is easily the most wonderful time of the year. Think about it: before we’re through the first 100 days of the calendar, Taiwan has already enjoyed 9 additional days off, meaning that as we warm back up from winter, there are plenty of opportunities to get out and explore.
Kombucha has become the new star when it comes to healthy drinks in Europe and the United States, and is gradually becoming popular in Taiwan as well. It can easily be made with quality Taiwanese tea, herbs, and fruits nourished by the local terroir, giving birth to kombucha flavors unique to the country.
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In recent years, Taipei City has been busy renovating a plethora of buildings dating from the Japanese colonial era (1895-1945), turning them into places where one can learn about the culture and history of Taipei, as well as how the city continues to evolve. They also make Taipei an inviting city in all seasons.
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Recognized by the Ministry of Culture, Tseng continues to pay attention to the heartbeat of the city, and launched the Tainan Barbershop City Life Museum project
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Check out these incredible hiking trails and mountains across the island!
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Got no time to do the groceries during day time? Why not shop in the evening markets?
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The beauty of traditional Atayal weaving is passed down by a passionate city girl.
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Fight poison with poison!
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A worthwhile hot spring stop on any trip to Wulai, Fusen Banzhi Trio is an enticing day trip from Taipei that’s steeped in cultural intrigue.
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The old wisdom to cool down in summer.
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Can’t wait to cool down in summer? Here are 5 ways to have fun near/in the water in Taipei.
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