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72 Hours in Taichung, Part 2 (How?)

By: Taiwan Scene 2019-03-212019-05-24

Central Taiwan, PlacesAttractions, March, Taichung, TourismLeave a Comment

Taichung’s Central City is well worth visiting. Taiwan Scene proposes a three-day itinerary mixing culture, history, recreation, and food.

72 Hours in Taichung, Part 1 (Why?)

By: Taiwan Scene 2019-03-062019-05-24

Central Taiwan, PlacesAttractions, May, Restaurant, Taichung1 Comment

Taichung is an amazing place for the casual traveler looking to delve deeply, and for more than a few reasons. Taiwan Scene would like to share some tips on stuff to do in Taichung.

A Perfect Day in Taipei’s Xinyi District

By: Taiwan Scene 2019-01-312019-03-21

Activities, Urban Exploration & Exhibitions101, Attractions, Hiking, January, TaipeiLeave a Comment

Home to artist hangouts, tons of amazing restaurants, trendy clubs, luxury malls, Taipei 101, the Xinyi District is more than just the Commercial hub of Taipei. It’s also a spot worth spending at least a full day exploring on any visit to Taiwan.

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Seven Taiwan Night Markets Everyone Needs to Visit

By: Taiwan Scene 2018-12-232019-05-17

Activities, Food & DrinkAttractions, Michelin guide, Night Market, Street Food, Taiwan5 Comments

Getting slightly less attention were the 36 establishments awarded Bib Gourmand distinction, ten of which are humble stalls from several of Taipei’s famous night markets.

Taichung in a Day: An Exploration of Taiwan’s Central City

By: Taiwan Scene 2018-12-082019-03-21

Central Taiwan, PlacesAttractions, December, Taichung1 Comment

Taichung is quickly emerging as a sort of Taiwanese Chicago, an unpretentious working class town with deep historical chops, a serious art and culture scene, and an unusually quirky vibe.

Indigenous Culture, not Food, is Taiwan’s Top Tourist Attraction

By: CommonWealth 2018-09-252019-05-21

Living in Taiwan, Voices From TaiwanAttractions, Culture, September, Taiwan1 Comment

Robbins, who hails from Los Angeles, is an expert on Taiwan’s indigenous peoples. In 2005, she set up Tribe-Asia, a website that features indigenous handicrafts and cultural tours to indigenous communities.

Six Spots in Taitung Worth Visiting

By: Taiwan Scene 2018-07-112019-05-24

Eastern Taiwan, PlacesAttractions, Culture, July, Nature, Taitung4 Comments

It’s an increasingly popular spot for international visitors as well, which comes as no surprise, being home to Taiwan’s best surfing spots, Asia’s finest cycling roads and indigenous culture galore.

12 Ways to Embrace and Enjoy Taiwan’s Summer Heat

By: Taiwan Scene 2018-07-052019-05-24

Activities, Hiking and NatureAttractions, Editor's Pick, July, Nature2 Comments

we’d like to offer a few suggestions for outdoor activities that’ll actually make you glad you visited our beloved subtropical island during the hottest part of the year.

Exploring Tainan’s natural side and a brief trip to Hell

By: Taiwan Scene 2018-05-282019-03-21

Places, Southern TaiwanAttractions, May, Nature, Tainan1 Comment

“This area is famous for its fireflies,” Chen-hui said, “but of course, they come out closer to dark.” Though we saw no fireflies as we hiked, we could hear the melodic chirping of cicadas. And as we climbed higher, the views became more impressive.

Eight Unforgettable Taiwan Cycling Routes

By: Taiwan Scene 2018-03-222019-05-17

Action, Sports & Adventure, ActivitiesAttractions, Cycling, Taiwan3 Comments

Over the past twenty years Taiwan has become a major destination for bicycle tourists (as well as the go-to spot for expats looking to live someplace offering second-to-none cycling). A big part of this is due to the sheer variety of cycling experiences offered by our fair island. From hardcore climbs and descents to long, winding coastal roads to gorgeous paths stretching through valleys, Taiwan’s got enough road variety to make getting bored nearly impossible.