Outside Taipei in Taipei

Sun Moon Lake is Taiwan's largest body of water. For decades, Sun Moon Lake has been a mythical site for the native Thao people, some of who reside in the Ita Thao villag

Quite a way from Taipei city, this attraction is still very much worth it for anyone who wants to enjoy wandering through stunning rock formations............

A beautiful historical mining town embedded into the misty coastal valleys. Roughly an hour outside of Taipei, is the sleepy hollow of Jiufen. The name dates back to the

If you fancy a stroll through time, make sure you visit the Old Street of Sanxia, a small township of New Taipei City. Built over a hundred years ago, it shows very stron

Taroko Gorge is truly one of the natural wonders of Asia. Located within the Taroko National Park at the junction of the old Su-hua (Hwy. No. 9) and Central Cross Island

This trail starts only a few minutes walk from Xindian MRT station, across the Bitan suspension bridge. The entrance is a little hard to find, it is a few steps hidden be

At the very southern edge of Greater Taipei you will find this gem of a village nestled in the mountains. The village is famous for it's hot springs, reputed to have rest

Very close to Fulong Train Station, Taipei locals usually head to Fulong Beach during the holidays, especially in summer. Having clear sea water, the beach faces the Paci

Waiao Beach House provides beautifully furnished apartments nestled into the fairly uninhabited coastline of Waiao. Waiao is best known as the surfing beach of Taiwan....

This rather rare and, to some, odd attraction is just south of the Hongshulin MRT station. It's rarity lies in the fact that is the only publicly accessible mangrove swam