Taiwan used to be the largest coffee producer in East Asia. And now, Taiwanese coffee beans brew coffee with the most unique aroma that favored by coffee drinkers all over the world.
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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.
Ancient Gold in Modern Taipei: The Golden Lion Group Ta-Long-Tong
Golden Lion Group Ta-Long-Tong has been presenting the most eye-riveting lion dance performances since 200 years ago. Here’s their legacy.
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6 Last-Minute Taipei Hikes You Can Do in a Day
Because sometimes you just want to get up and go, we picked 6 wilder hikes near Taipei that don’t require you to lug along your camping gear.
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8 Things You Didn’t Know about the Dajia Mazu Pilgrimage
You might already know that the Dajia Mazu pilgrimage is a huge deal in Taiwan. Here’s what else you sho knowing.
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Ba Sian Sustainable Farm: Leading Taipei’s Green Revolution
Hermes Wang and Debby Zheng, who practice sustainable agriculture at Ba Sian Sustainable Farm, are true agri-oddities in Taiwan’s advanced economy
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5 Ways to Make the Most of the Qingming Festival Weekend
The Qingming festival weekend, and two days off work, is around the corner. Here’s where to go and what to do to make the most of the break.
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5 Rising Female Taiwan Singers You Should Be Playing On Repeat
We take a dive into the deep wellspring of female talent to bring you some our current favorites from the Taiwan scene.
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How Taiwanese Coffee is Stimulating Sustainable Farming
Coffee, an important cash crop during the early 20th century, is making a comeback in Taiwan and energizing sustainable farming in the process.
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Gone but Not Forgotten: 7 Historic Sites to Learn More About the White Terror
February 28th is a reminder of Taiwan’s authoritarian past. Here’s what you can go to learn about this dark chapter of history.
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DuoFu Holidays: Opening up a New World of Travel for the Mobility Challenged
For those with mobility issues, travel may be an impossible mission. Yet DuoFu Holidays in Taiwan is aiming to create a barrier-free world.
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