Taiwan Attractions

Tianchi Palace: The Enshrinement of Kai Zhang Shengwang

Tianchi Palace, established in 1873 AD, has a history of over a century, making it a true century-old temple. It […]

The 228 Peace Memorial Park was formerly known as the ‘New Park’ built in 1908. In 1996, to commemorate the

Fagushan, a highly influential Buddhist center in Taiwan, was founded by the venerable Master Sheng Yen and is recognized as

Fuzhong has launched a series of fantastic city activities for nearly a month, themed “Bamboo Bridge Era.” This year’s “Fuzhong

The golden beach of Fulong is a unique sand spit topography formed by the interaction of river water and the

The Shun Yi Taiwan Indigenous People’s Museum is located in Taipei City, Taiwan, and is dedicated to the artifacts and

The Taiwan Science Education Center is an exhibition hall with diverse scientific displays and many educational activities. The permanent exhibition

Gao Mei Wetlands, located in Taichung, may not be expansive, but it boasts a diverse range of habitats including muddy

Ganquan Temple, also known as Shiguanyin Temple, was established during the reign of Emperor Xianfeng in the Qing Dynasty. In