City Guides

Taiwan's larger cities offer a wealth of entertainment options around the clock.

Kaohsiung

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Taipei: Taiwan’s Taipei City, home to almost 2.7 million residents, lies along the northeastern part of the Taipei Basin and on the surrounding hills. Taiwan’s largest city is also its economic, political, and cultural hub. Modern, cosmopolitan, and filled with a sense of exuberance, it is a vibrant metropolis. Visiting Taipei is like entering a world of fascinating contrasts-a fusion of tradition and modernity, infused with the bubbly energy and friendly smiles of Taiwanese.

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Taichung: Although Taichung appears to be a modern city, it still features historical sites and its former role as a cultural hub, during the Japanese occupation period, is still very visible today. With its central location in Taiwan’s west coast, Taichung welcomes visitors through the year with an ideal climate. Due to this, Taichung has gained considerable fame as a good place to live. Thanks to its position, in the middle of Taiwan, Taichung is the perfect place for exploring the central area of the island, including Sun Moon Lake and Alishan, it is also the starting point for travelers who want to traverse the island from east to west, crossing 3,416-meter-high Mount Hehuan on the way to Taroko Gorge and Hualien. What to do in Taichung?

Today, Kaohsiung is a thriving metropolis with a population of nearly 2.8 million and a pleasant year-round weather, although summer can be extremely hot.

Known as “Taiwan’s Maritime Capital,” the city has worked hard in recent years to enhance the urban landscape. Kaohsiung is rich with stunning natural landscapes and delicious cuisine. Besides its beautiful natural setting the city’s long history and the mix of population, has also helped Kaohsiung develop a unique and thriving culture. The city’s famous night markets and a shopping mall will complete the experience.

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our citiy's tours

TAIPEI & TAICHUNG:

Day tours with guide and driver

Golf in Taiwan

“Most avid golfers believe that there is a profound connection between the joys and challenges of golf and the joys and challenges of living—that the more devoted we are to the game, the more we learn about ourselves.”
Passion for Golf, Roland Merull

Our recommendations: Kenting

Kenting is known for its white-sand beaches, caves, coral reefs and mountains, situated at the southern tip of Taiwan, Kenting is a popular destination among locals and international travelers year-round.
Kenting is a top destination in Taiwan with white beaches, beautiful hiking trails, water activities and breathtaking nature.

Indigenous Taiwan: Exploring the Richness of Aboriginal Heritage

In partnership with responsible tour operators and indigenous villages and communities, to increase awareness of Asia’s indigenous, ethnic arts and sustainable tourism!

Kinmen

4 reasons to visit Kinmen: stunning architecture, extraordinary nature fascinating military history and tasty food. If you are a history nerd or just curious about the story of Taiwan, Kinmen is one of the place to visit.

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What to see in Taipei

Modern, cosmopolitan, and filled with a sense of exuberance, it is a vibrant metropolis. Visiting Taipei is like entering a world of fascinating contrasts-a fusion of tradition and modernity, infused with the bubbly energy and friendly smiles of Taiwanese.

Orchid Island

A volcanic island – formed of magma erupting, has preserved its indigenous culture more than anywhere else in the country. visiting may also be one of the most rewarding and memorable things to do in Taiwan.

City Guides

our citiy's tours

TAIPEI & TAICHUNG:

RELOCATION & ORIENTATION

NORTHERN COAST

SUN MOON LAKE

TAICHUNG AND GAOMEI WETLANDS ( WITH CAR & ENGLISH SPEAKING GUIDE )

TAICHUNG AND LUKANG WITH DIY

INDIGENOUS: HAKKA CULTURAL TOUR (FROM TAICHUNG)

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