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Situated in northern Taiwan, Taipei is Taiwan's capital as well as its economic, political, educational, and cultural center. It is a modern and international metropolis that is vibrant and brimming with diversity.
From the tallest building in the world, Taipei 101 (2004 to 2010), to the world-class collection of Chinese art housed in the National Palace Museum, Taipei combines age-old traditions with modernization. Old temples with elaborate sculptures and paintings blend with modern neon-lit streets. Taipei satisfies many tastes ranging from world famous restaurants to crowded night markets. Take your pick. A few minutes drive takes you to the foot of the mountains surrounding the Taipei basin. There one can enjoy hot springs rich in minerals or a walk into the forest to enjoy nature.
Taipei's traditional culture takes one back through time while its modern prosperity offers a comfortable and convenient living environment. There is a countless variety of local street foods that whet the appetite, and friendly people with warm smiles.
Taoyuan, where Taiwan's first international airport is situated, is also Taiwan's international transport hub. Taoyuan has a comprehensive infrastructure that integrates highway, railway, the MRT, and the HSR. Adding its proximity to Taipei City, New Taipei City, and Hsinchu City, Taoyuan's convenient transportation connects services such as people flow, logistic flow, money flow, and information flow. This city boasts 29 industrial parks, as well as headquarters of international companies from numerous countries. The majority of these companies focuses on industries such as automobiles, ICT, logistics, electric cars, and cloud computing.
Taoyuan's landscape is mostly composed of hills and plateaus, giving the city abundant natural resources for tourism. The city's tourist hotspots include Cihu Mausoleum, Daxi Old Street, and many golf courses that are popular with international travelers.
Taichung is situated in the middle of western Taiwan and is the island's second largest port city. Originally famous for its traditional manufacturing industry, years of development and the formation of comprehensive industry chains of refined mechanics and technology have led the area's transformation. World famous Taiwanese bicycle brand Giant calls Taichung its headquarters.
Taichung is the birthplace of bubble/pearl milk tea, a drink loved by many. Delicious delicacies, bustling department stores, commercial areas, and famous night markets landed Taichung on the 2012 Agoda's List of Global Cities for Nightlife as the 19th most popular.
Taichung has a year round average temperature of 23°C, which is why the place is also called the City of Sunshine. They even have pastries called sun cakes, as opposed to the more common moon cakes. Taichung sits between mountains and the sea, giving birth to a variety of natural landscapes. A short drive of one to two hours from the city center and you can find yourself immersed in nature at tourist hotspots like Liyu Lake, Qingjing Farm, and Gaomei Wetlands.
Located in southwestern Taiwan, Tainan is the largest city in the Chianan Plain region. In 1683, the Qing Dynasty took control of Taiwan and established the Taiwan Prefecture in Tainan. It was Taiwan's first capital. In 1885, Taiwan became an ROC province, so Taiwan Prefecture was changed to Tainan Prefecture. That is how the city got its name.
Tainan City has been the political, economic, and financial center of Taiwan since the 19th century. In recent years, the southern city has become a center of culture, technological industries, academic research, and education, thus is considered by some to be Taiwan's cultural capital.
In addition to its rich history and culture, Tainan has natural scenery that is as beautiful as art. The city is also known for its delicacies gleamed from its agriculture and fisheries. The famous Taiwan International Orchid Show at Taiwan Orchid Plantation showcases blooms each early spring. The spectacular Beehive Fireworks Festival at Yanshui is celebrated on the 15th day of the first month on the Lunar Calendar. The event is a huge attraction for both Taiwanese and foreign tourists. Summer is the time to watch fireflies at Meiling, view lotus at Baihe, and harvest clams at Cigu Touring Park. In the breezy fall, go to Dongshan for a cup of world class Arabica coffee. In winter, the muddy hot springs in Guanziling can help you relax and release stress.
Located in southwestern Taiwan, Kaohsiung is not only a major political and economic city, it is also a hub of air and marine transport for the Asia-Pacific region. It is a city that has two ports—an international airport and a seaport. All types of cargo from major cities around the world are transferred through this city in a fairly short amount of time, so Kaohsiung is also referred to as the "Port City".
Kaohsiung was once focused on industrial development, however in recent years it is gradually becoming a green city that emphasizes ecology, technology, culture, and nature. Kaohsiung has already transformed into a city that combines culture, history, and art. Travel around by bicycle along the Love River. Relive history in the British Consulate at Takow. Immerse yourself in art at the Pier-2 Art Center. Experience Hakka culture in Meinong Village. Take a stroll through the night markets and feast on delicious local foods.
The weather in Kaohsiung is mild and sunny all year round. The locals are down-to-earth and friendly. Its rich history and culture and its beautiful scenery have truly made Kaohsiung an ideal city for tourists. Many areas are worth exploring. Visit these places and leave with unforgettable memories.
Located in eastern Taiwan, Hualien is the island nation's largest county, with the Tropic of Cancer just to its south. In 1590, the Portuguese sailed past Taiwan's east coast and as they saw magnificent mountains extending far and wide and clear flowing rivers, they couldn't help but exclaim "Formosa!" Since then, Hualien's grand landscapes have become a Taiwan icon. Hualien used to be called "Chi Lai". The place also earned the name "Hui Lan" because of the circuitous path of the Hualien River running into the Pacific Ocean. People later began using a variation, finally referring to the place as "Hualien".
Hualien County is almost entirely covered in national scenic areas, including the mountainous Taroko National Park with its spectacular gorge, the Yushan National Park with its marvelous views, the East Coast National Scenic Area with its breath-taking natural scenery, and the Huatung National Scenic Area with its pastoral beauty. With diverse cultural heritages and friendly local residents, Hualien has become a favorite place for Taiwanese citizens to visit. It is also greatly favored by international tourists.
During springtime at Liyu Lake you can dance with fluttering butterflies by day and stroll with glowing fireflies at night. In the summer, join the Amis aboriginal tribe for their Harvest Festival and celebrate with song and dance. During autumn, take a trip up to Liushidan Mountain and immerse yourself in golden fields of lily flowers. Come winter, enjoy the hot springs at four major sites in Huatung Valley, which happens to have the highest number of carbonate springs spread throughout Taiwan. Hot springs enhance blood circulation and help relax the body and mind.