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Crowds of pedestrians walking through Rensan Road at night; the road is lined by three rows of yellow lanterns on either side.

Keelung Night Market

NORTHERN TAIWAN’S SEAFOOD CAPITAL Keelung Night Market often flies under the radar of most tourists as it is located in Keelung City, one of Northern

A view of the Hu Sheng Glass Temple at night.

Taiwan’s Top 5 Most Interesting Temples

With a mixture of Confucianist, Buddhist, and Taoist temples, Japanese Shinto shrines, and the Christian churches of Taiwan’s indigenous tribes, Taiwan is one of the

Zuoying Yuandi's pavilion also extends into the lake.

The Floating Temples of Kaohsiung

ZUOYING LOTUS POND Lotus Pond, located in Zuoying District, is a quiet man-made pond that has come to symbolize Kaohsiung’s transformation into one of the

Simple but cheap and delicious dishes at a street stall in Tainan.

Tainan’s Most Delicious Street Stall Stroll

TAIWAN’S ANCIENT CAPITAL With nearly 400 years of history, Tainan’s central district is not only filled with multicultural heritage architecture but also features the island’s

Dazhong Temple seen from the Sicao marshlands.

Taiwan’s Role In the Age of Discovery

THE HISTORIC VILLAGE OF SICAO The calm and peaceful village of Sicao lies on a small strip of land surrounded by vast swaths of mangrove

Viewing the landscape of the lake from the bike trail.

Taiwan’s Tranquil Lake in the Clouds

SUN MOON LAKE Hugged by mountain ranges on all sides and often coated in low-lying clouds and layers of mist, Sun Moon Lake is one

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