Taiwan Attractions

 Ali Mountain
 Mt. Yangming
 Yushan National Park
 Sun Moon Lake
 Taipei National Palace Museum
 

Tianhou Palace, Taiwan
Tianhou Palace

Taiwan is called Treasure Island for its beautiful natural sights and abundant products.

With a fluctuant landform and its characteristic landscapes, the island has become a highly popular destination and is especially renowned for its grand mountains. If you will visit just one of these mountains, you should make it Jade Mountain, which has the highest peak in the northeastern Asia. The second choice should be Mt. Yangming, which boasts of volcanic sights, natural valleys, waterfalls, hot springs and a lot of flower and plant varieties. It is the largest and most beautiful natural area, being one of the four famous parks in Taiwan.

Ali Mountain and Sun Moon Lake are the most noted scenic areas that are dreamed to go by all visitors willing to Taiwan. Ali Mountain is indeed the general name of eighteen hills, famous for its five rare sites including the Sunrise, Forest Railway, Sacred Tree, Grand Sea of Clouds and the Flamboyant Cheery Blossom. Getting its name for the resemblance as a rhombus-shaped sun in the north section and a crescent in the south, the Sun Moon Lake (Ri Yue Tan) is the largest natural lake on the island, located between Jade Mountain and Ali Mountain.

Seashore sightseeing is an activity not to be missed in Taiwan. Its west coastline is gently sloping and holds many fine bathing beaches. The surf and wind have eroded the seaboard bays and capes, wind has blasted rocks, and marine erosion has shaped the landform; together creating glamorous seashores for visitors' aesthetic enjoyment.

Additionally, various cultural relics enrich the sightseeing resources even further. National Palace Museum collects tens of thousand culture relics from the Palace Museum in Beijing, Shenyang Imperial Palace in Liaoning and Rehe Imperial Palace (today's Mountain Resort and Its Outlying Temples of Chengde) in Hebei.

Apart from the majestic mountains, green forests, bright sunshine, beautiful seacoast and splendid cultural and historical sights, you can also enjoy a modern Taiwan and its friendly people. Gaoshan ethnic group accounts for over 300,000 of Taiwan's total population and its nine tribes have their own features. Comfortable weather, convenient transportation and superior facilities are also valuable chips for local tourism.

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- Last updated on Feb. 01, 2021 -
Questions & Answers on Taiwan Attractions
Asked by Grace from MALAYSIA | Feb. 10, 2020 07:19Reply
Taiwan 7 days itinerary
Hi Team. Could you suggest us a 7 days itinerary around Taiwan? I am travelling with 2 elders, and I would like to take them to scenic area like mountains, or flower park. I'm quite confused where to start. Many thanks!
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Answered by Kevin from DENMARK | Feb. 12, 2020 17:15
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You can tour around Taiwan in the following ways:
Day 1: Taipei: 101 building - Xinyi Commercial Area - Shilin Night Market
Day 2: Yehliu Geopark - Shifen Waterfall - Jiufen Old Street
Day 3: Chingshui cliff - Taroko National Park - Seven Star Lake - Hualien Dongdamen Night Market
Day 4: Ruisui Ranch - Duoliang Coach Station - Kenting Night Market
Day 5: Kenting Erluanbi Park - Longpan Park
Day 6: National Museum Marine Biology & Aquarium
Day 7: Kaohsiung The Pier-2 Art Center - Rainbow Church
Asked by Maria Virginia W Go from PHILIPPINES | Sep. 26, 2019 07:06Reply
Suggestions how to travel by train to different cities of Taiwan
Hi, we wanted to go to Taipei this Dec. 3 to 8, 2019 for 5 days, 5 couples all seniors, this is not our first trip to Taiwan, evertime to come to Taiwan, we only stayed at Taipei, this time we wanted to take the bullet train to explore Kaoshung, Tainan and Taichung, is it advisable for us seniors to go to this places?
Please give us some suggestions.
Thank you,
Maria
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Answered by Drake from AUSTRALIA | Sep. 28, 2019 19:22
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I think these places are good to visit. Have a nice trip!
Asked by Janice Tan from SINGAPORE | Jan. 01, 2019 01:53Reply
Round island tour of Taiwan in 10 days
Hi,

We are planning a round island tour of Taiwan by train and High Speed Rail, and maybe hire a local private bus at every town we stop. We hope to go by train, travelling at the East coast to YiLan, HuaLien, Taitung towards KaoSiong, from there we will take a High Speed Rail towards ChangHua, TaiChung, MiaoLi lastly Taipei. What do you think, can we visit all these town in 10 days? Or we can skip some.
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Answered by Skyler from CANADA | Jan. 07, 2019 23:28
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I think 10 days are enough for you to tour around these places. Taking a private use is an efficient way to save time. Have a nice journey!
Asked by Mandy from SINGAPORE | Jun. 06, 2018 20:40Reply
Hi, any suggestion for 5 days itinerary to Yangmingshan,Taipei Zoo,Wulai and Chiayi for 1 day?
Hi.. I am going Taipei on 10-14 Sep'18 (5 days). Planning to Yangmingshan, Taipei Zoo, Wulai, Chiayi for 1 day. Please advise the itinerary. Thank you.
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Answered by Jason from CANADA | Jun. 10, 2018 22:32
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I think it is ok. However, remember to avoid weekends to visit Yangmingshan, it will be very enjoyable to visit on week days.
Asked by Aunt Bee from MY | Apr. 13, 2018 20:24Reply
What are the best attractions best for kids and old folks in June 2018 in Taipei?
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Answered by Amy from UK | Apr. 16, 2018 01:21
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I’d like to give you some advice, attractions like Fisherman Wharf, Jiufen Street, Sun Yatsen Memorial Hall, Palace Museum, Shilin Official Residence and Shilin Night Market are highly recommended!
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