Eternal Spring Shrine Photo by Steven T
Unique rock formations along the coastPhoto by Darin G
Rock formations at YehliuPhoto by Darin G
Taroko Gorge Photo by Lionel C, USA
This was an impressively synchronised ceremony by ...Photo by Marshall D, Australia
View from Chiufen villagePhoto by Darin G
The bridge is not part of the tour as it part of a...Photo by Darin G
Like the ceremony at the Chiang Kai-Shek Memorial ...Photo by Marshall D, Australia
The market was better than the Taipei Snake Night ...Photo by Darin G
Temple Photo by Steven T
Taroko Gorge Photo by Steven T
On our way along what our tour guide described as ...Photo by Marshall D, Australia
I loved the shapes! Photo by Wansls, Singapore
Changing of the guard Photo by Steven T
A local fishermanPhoto by Darin G
Buddah at KeelungPhoto by Darin G
Chiufen Photo by Steven T
it's just nice to see. take the tour :)Photo by Dhakshi B, Canada
From left to right, the National Concert Hall, Mai...Photo by Marshall D, Australia
One of the many views of th gorge.Photo by Darin G
Taiwan
Attractions
Taiwan Attractions
Our list of noteworthy Taiwan attractions and places to see in Taiwan, from the must-see tourist landmarks to the top local attractions.
Taroko Gorge National Park
Some of Asia’s most spectacular scenery awaits you at Taroko Gorge National Park, Taiwan’s foremost tourist draw. There’s an incredible range of landscape ... Continue Reading »
Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall
The Taiwanese people's reverence for the first President of the Republic of China and the icon of Chinese Nationalism is very much in evidence in the ... Continue Reading »
Taipei
Taipei became provincial Taiwan’s administrative center in 1884 and has served as the capital of the Republic of China since 1945. Despite its relative ... Continue Reading »
Taipei National Palace Museum
The incomparable collection of Chinese art in Taipei's National Palace Museum makes it the city's number one tourist attraction. Many of the exhibits were ... Continue Reading »
Lungshan Temple
Lungshan is Taipei’s oldest and most popular temple, dating back to the early 18th century, when it was first established by settlers from mainland China. ... Continue Reading »
Yangmingshan National Park
Yangmingshan National Park is busy Taipei’s safety valve. When stressed city dwellers feel like they’re going to erupt they come to this protected volcanic ... Continue Reading »
Wulai
The hot springs of Wulai, south of Taipei, have long been known for their health-giving properties. International travelers and Taiwanese alike come here to ... Continue Reading »
Huashi Street Night Market
One of Taiwan’s most popular, Huashi Street Night Market announces itself with a grand ceremonial gateway with charming Chinese lanterns providing ... Continue Reading »
Kenting National Park
White sandy beaches and swaying palms are perhaps not the first things that come to mind when you think of Taiwan, but that’s exactly what you’ll find in ... Continue Reading »
Tainan
The historic monuments of Taiwan’s oldest city, Tainan, make a great alternative to the skyscrapers of Taipei. Settled by the Chinese in 1590, Tainan was ... Continue Reading »
