Taiwan

The capital city, famous for Taipei 101, lively night markets (like Shilin), historic temples (like Longshan Temple), and world-class museums (such as the National Palace Museum). Taipei is a great base for day trips to places like Jiufen, Pingxi, and Yangmingshan National Park.

A vibrant city known for its art scene, Rainbow Village, Fengjia Night Market, and proximity to the stunning Sun Moon Lake and Gaomei Wetlands.

Taiwan’s oldest city, rich with temples, fortresses, and traditional culture. Great for experiencing local street food and learning about Taiwan's early history.

A southern port city with a relaxed vibe, famous for the colorful Pier-2 Art Center, Lotus Pond temples, and Liuhe Night Market. A gateway to beautiful beaches and the island of Cijin.

On the east coast, Hualien is the gateway to Taroko National Park, known for its dramatic marble canyons, hiking trails, and waterfalls.

Taiwan’s largest lake, famous for its stunning mountain scenery, cycling paths, and indigenous culture.

A scenic mountain area known for its sunrise views, ancient forests, tea plantations, and charming narrow-gauge railway.

At Taiwan’s southern tip, a tropical area with beautiful beaches, coral reefs, and lively beach towns.

A group of idyllic islands perfect for beach lovers, featuring unique basalt landscapes, historic sites, and a slower pace of life.