In Taipei, spring not only means the season of pink cherry blossoms and azaleas, it is also the time for these gorgeous purple flowers.
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In Taipei, spring not only means the season of pink cherry blossoms and azaleas, it is also the time for these gorgeous purple flowers.
Read MoreYou might already know that the Dajia Mazu pilgrimage is a huge deal in Taiwan. Here’s what else you sho knowing.
Read MoreThe 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.
Read MoreSpring has sprung in Taipei. Here are the events in the spring of 2020 that you shouldn’t miss.
Read MoreWhere to enjoy good food, good weather and some good company this spring.
Read MoreSpring is truly the best time to visit Taiwan. We’ve hand-selected five tours for visitors to Taipei that show different sides of the city. Enjoy!
Read MoreSpring is indeed a time for celebrating. What better place for it than a city that seems to exemplify the essence of spring itself? Here are 9 things you should do in Taipei during Spring.
Read MoreThe Baosheng Cultural Festival (保生文化祭) is an excellent opportunity to immerse yourself in Taiwanese culture. Originally a birthday party for Baosheng Emperor (保生大帝), the god of medicine, the festivities have grown into a two month-long celebration of Taiwan’s history and culture. At the center of it all is Dalongdong Baoan Temple (大龍峒保安宮) in Taipei, where the deity Baosheng Emperor celebrates his birthday during the third lunar month.
Read MoreWith spring’s arrival, the table is decorated with some fresh greenness, such as French cuisine embellished with newly sprouted flowers and plants or floral wagashi enjoyed with fragrant matcha, all of which comprise a symphony of vision and taste.
Read MoreIn Taipei, you are never far from a century-old tea shop. Blessed with frequent international exchanges over the centuries, the city is the confluence of tea houses from different cultures. No matter where you roam, there is no way you can miss the elegant smell of tea among Taipei’s streets and alleys.
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