The Mother Goddess of Taiwan

Mazu worship is concentrated along China’s southeast coast, in Taiwan, and amongst the Chinese diaspora of Southeast Asia. According to legend, back in the late 10th century a mortal lass living along China’s southeast coast, named Lin Mo-niang (林默娘), went into a trance and magically saved seafaring male family members who’d been caught out at sea in a storm. Soon thereafter she ascended to heaven, becoming an immortal. (There are many legend variations; learn more in the “Mazu” Wikipedia entry.)

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Recollecting Fragrances of Taiwan at Mao Shiang Tan Fang

Want to know about the fragrances of Taiwan? Here is a story of Taiwan aroma from the Editor’s pick that you would not like to miss it!

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4 Marathons in Taiwan That Are Worth Running For

Marathon is popular in Taiwan. This article will tell you 4 marathons which you cannot miss! It will be a good way to explore about Taiwan.

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5 Fantastic Motels in Taichung to Get the Party Started

Karaoke, pools, and jacuzzi. These are the motel party beyond your imagination in Taichung.

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A First Timer’s Guide to Yushan National Park

Before you make it to the highest peak in Taiwan, here are more to do in Yushan National Park.

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5 things to do around Hehuan Mountain

Gaze at the stars and more at the Taroko National Park mountain.

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