TAIWAN

Your Ultimate Taiwan Travel Guide

Let’s explore Taiwan together! From vibrant night markets to serene temples and stunning landscapes, Taiwan has something for everyone. We’ll indulge in delicious street food, discover rich cultural traditions, and visit unique spots like the Narrow Door Coffee Shop and Shenji New Village. And for those looking for excitement, we’ll dive into the Beehive Firework Festival – one of the most thrilling (and dangerous) festivals in the world, where thousands of fireworks explode in a breathtaking display.

Whether you’re wandering the lively streets of Taichung or Tainan, Taiwan’s blend of modern life and tradition will leave you in awe. Ready to uncover what makes this island so special? Let’s dive in!

Facts About Taiwan

Capital: Taipei
Language: Mandarin (English widely spoken in tourist areas)
Population: 23.5 million
Currency: New Taiwan Dollar (TWD)
Time Zone: Taiwan Standard Time (TST), UTC +8
Religions: Buddhism, Taoism, Christianity, and others
Flag: Red background with a blue square in the upper left corner, featuring a white sun with twelve rays
Famous Festivals: Chinese New Year, Lantern Festival, Dragon Boat Festival, Mid-Autumn Festival
Major Exports: Electronics, machinery, petrochemicals, and textiles
Major Landmarks: Taipei 101, Taroko Gorge, and the National Palace Museum

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