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Unveiling Double Seventh Day: Tips for Celebrating Chinese Valentine’s Day

By: Taiwan Scene 2021-08-022021-07-23

Festivals, History & Culture In Taiwan | Taiwan Scene, Taipei City, Travel to Northern Taiwan | Taiwan Scene, Unique Experiences For Taiwan Travel | Taiwan SceneFestival, Love, qixi, valentine, valentine's dayLeave a Comment

Valentine’s Day in August?? Yes, another reason to visit Taiwan with your S.O.

Behind the Scenes at the Baosheng Cultural Festival: A National Treasure Talks Traditional Chinese Papier-Mâché

By: traveltaipeimagzine 2021-03-112021-03-16

Festivals, History & Culture In Taiwan | Taiwan Scene, Taipei City, Travel to Northern Taiwan | Taiwan Scene, Voices From TaiwanFestival, Taipei, tradition, TraditionsLeave a Comment

A Master of Chinese Papier-Mâché and the memories from the past to the present.

Happy Birthday, Taiwan! 3 Ways to Celebrate Taiwan’s National Day

By: Taiwan Scene 2020-10-082020-10-08

Festivals, History & Culture In Taiwan | Taiwan Scenecelebration, Festival, holiday, TaiwanLeave a Comment

How to celebrate Taiwan’s birthday this 10/10 weekend.

A Time for Family: Your Guide to the Moon Festival in Taiwan

By: traveltaipeimagzine 2020-09-222020-09-22

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Happy Moon Festival! Here’s everything your guide to the Moon Festival in Taiwan.

A Quick Guide to Keelung’s Mid-summer Ghost Festival

By: Taiwan Scene 2020-09-042021-02-08

Festivals, History & Culture In Taiwan | Taiwan Scene, Keelung City, Travel to Northern Taiwan | Taiwan SceneFestival, Ghost Festival, Keelung, Religion, Taiwan1 Comment

Here’s the lowdown on the celebrations around the northern Taiwan city.

Season of Folk Beliefs: Fun Cultural Festivals in Taipei

By: traveltaipeimagzine 2020-03-152021-02-08

Festivals, History & Culture In Taiwan | Taiwan Scene, Taipei City, Travel to Northern Taiwan | Taiwan SceneFestival, Religion, Taipei, TempleLeave a Comment

Temples are an indispensable part of daily life for most people in Taiwan. Check out a variety of folk belief ceremonies that are held in Taipei in spring.

The Qingshan King Rituals of Bangka

By: traveltaipeimagzine 2019-11-062021-02-08

Activities, Festivals, History & Culture In Taiwan | Taiwan Scene, Places, Taipei City, Travel to Northern Taiwan | Taiwan SceneFestival, Religion, Taipei1 Comment

One of the biggest religious festival in Taipei — “the Qingshan King Rituals” (青山王祭典) — is going to be held from Novemer 16 to 19, 2019!

A happy accident: a first experience of Taiwan Pride

By: Taiwan Scene 2019-10-212019-10-21

Activities, Festivals, History & Culture In Taiwan | Taiwan Scene, Guest Column, Voices From TaiwanEditor's Pick, Festival, lgbt, LGBTQ, TaipeiLeave a Comment

Taipei takes acceptance beyond the scope of nightlife; it’s a place where identity can be lived, rather than designated a few hours of a Saturday evening.

Taiwan Pride 2019: 5 ways to celebrate with Taipei’s LGBTQ community

By: Taiwan Scene 2019-10-092019-10-15

Activities, Festivals, History & Culture In Taiwan | Taiwan Sceneactivities, bars, Culture, Editor's Pick, Festival, LGBTQ, Taiwan pride, travelLeave a Comment

How can you make the most of both the experience of Taiwan Pride and your trip to the island? With knowledgeable LGBTQ-friendly guides and private-to-small group sizes, MyTaiwanTour offers a uniquely local Pride experience that shows off the best of Taipei history, culture, drinking and dancing.

An Art Festival Never Sleeps — Nuit Blanche Taipei

By: traveltaipeimagzine 2019-10-052019-10-05

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WORDS BY Takayuki ShinoyamaPHOTOS BY Nuit Blanche Taipei 2019TRANSLATION BY JR Wu, Joe Henley “Nuit Blanche,” or White Night as it means in English, has become a spreading phenomenon around the world recently. Museums, galleries, and art centers that usually open only during the daytime will open their doors at the witching hour to hold…