Category: Taiwan

The 2023 Dadaocheng Fireworks Festival is entering its final countdown! This year, the Dadaocheng fireworks will take place from July 1st to August 20th, with eight consecutive fireworks shows. Whether on weekdays or weekends, fireworks enthusiasts can enjoy spectacular displays every week!

I’m yearning to visit Kaohsiung! This summer, the Kaohsiung City Government has created the “Ocean Party. Kaohsiung United League” featuring the Love River 2.0 version, in collaboration with the adorable Fat Shark, Tangerine Station Master, and BUGCAT CAPOO. Not only have they set up several large-scale balloon installations at Love River Bay, but they’ve also launched the dreamy “BUGCAT CAPOO Painted Train”. Fans, hurry up and check in, and embark on an adventure aboard the painted train!

A colossal prawn has landed! Recently, a “super-sized prawn” statue has appeared by the roadside in Jiaoxi, Yilan. This prawn boasts a massive body, a slightly transparent shell, long antennae, and slender legs, looking lifelike whether viewed from afar or up close. Many passersby are drawn to this giant prawn statue, stopping specifically to take photos and check in. Once posted online, it has attracted a lot of attention.

So cute it’s criminal! This year, the new Bitan Scenic Area has launched a brand new landscape art installation, in collaboration with Sanrio. Popular characters like Hello Kitty, Melody, Cinnamoroll, and Gudetama are all making an appearance in the new theme “SANRIO Colorful Bitan”, which will be on display for 59 days free of charge. The lights have officially been turned on, so hurry up and invite your friends and family to come and take pictures at the new Bitan Scenic Area.

Attention, cat lovers! The 3-meter tall giant orange cat, previously spotted at Dann Forest Park, is making a comeback this weekend. This adorable feline, with its world-weary expression and chubby belly, is both cute and therapeutic, winning the hearts of cat enthusiasts. On June 10th and 11th, not only can you take a photo with the giant orange cat, but you can also browse the market. Don’t miss this chance to pay homage!

Since its opening, the largest animal ecology park in Yilan, “BAMBI LAND,” has never ceased to amaze with its imaginative execution team. From route planning, surrounding merchandise, meals to the overall park planning, everything is meticulously crafted, hoping to bring visitors a multi-layered experience. This spring, “BAMBI LAND” has teamed up with the interactive team “Shadow Monsters” to create the park’s first light and shadow interactive installation. The adorable deer “BAM BAM” and “LABU” are set to bring you a series of surprises.

The little bandit has arrived in Taichung! Starting today, the Kanahei’s Small animals “Piske & Usagi” pop-up store will open in Taichung’s Calligraphy Greenway. This will be a brand new play experience. Not only are there many delicious foods on site, but there are also many super dreamy photo spots and limited-edition merchandise. There’s even a Kanahei’s carousel, all waiting for the arrival of Kanahei’s die-hard fans.

Many regions in Taiwan have previously introduced mascot landmarks in hopes of attracting tourist attention. However, the “design” of many mascots has sparked discussions among netizens. Recently, a new landmark appeared in Chengqian Community, Baisha Township, Penghu County, Taiwan. Named “Chengqian Fresh Oysters”, the plump and juicy oysters are impossible to ignore. In a short time, it has sparked discussions among netizens, with some even expressing a special desire to make a pilgrimage to Penghu!

Kaohsiung City offers a plethora of night photography spots! In recent years, Kaohsiung has been dedicated to developing its tourism industry. With its two existing MRT lines and the gradually completed Kaohsiung Light Rail, it’s easy to plan a one-day or two-day trip around Kaohsiung using public transportation.

Tainan has always been a top choice for domestic travelers planning a vacation. Besides the delicious Tainan cuisine, the city boasts historical sites, numerous urban attractions, and even suburban spots. There are so many places to visit that even a two-day trip might not be enough to cover them all.