![]() ![]() Just driving around you will be exposed to some of the greatest views and most stunning drives if you are a bit of a petrolhead or a keen cyclist. One of the seven national parks around Taiwan but in my opinion, it’s the most impressive, purely based on the quite stunning and literally breathtaking site of Taroko Gorge. Taroko National Park – created by the continual rising of the mountain is one of Taiwan’s most beautiful places to visit Swimwear is required for the public baths, but you will find a more ‘natural’ approach is taken at the private springs in the hotels. There are several hotels with private baths, but for the budget-minded, there are public baths at a reasonable NT$40 (about 80p). Beitou Hot Springs – the best relaxation spot in Taipeiįor total indulgence and relaxation, a visit to the scenic Beitou district is essential.Ī district located in North Taipei takes advantage of the geographical location of sitting right on top of a fault line between two continental plates, resulting in hot springs located around the country. One of the area’s highlights is the surreally beautiful wind- and water-eroded coastlines of the islands feature stunning basalt cliffs, reefs and some of the finest beaches in the country.ĥ. Blessed with beautiful beaches, glorious temples and a huge array of traditional Chinese-style homes you shouldn’t leave the country without visiting. Penghu is said to be the Orient’s answer to the Canary. ![]() The Penghu National Scenic Area – clear seawater, pure beaches, beautiful skies and striking cliffs The city is now lovingly nicknamed “City of the Pheonix” and has a great range of sights from the traditional Confucian Temple (the countries first) to the nighttime flower market. The oldest city in Taiwan was formerly the capital, but still holds as much prestige and beauty despite a complex history of border arguments and mergers. Tainan – an ancient city known for its centuries-old fortresses and temples Romance is ingrained deep into the setting with boat rides especially catering to newlyweds and walks around the mountain ranges by the lake highlighting the picturesque beauty of this fantastically travel destination. The lake itself has been named as the east side of the lake resembles the sun, whilst the west resembles the moon.Įvery year the lake plays host to tens of thousands of visitors during the Mid-Autumn Festival, a ritual that has been recorded as being celebrated as far back as 3,000 years. Framed by stunning mountain tops is home to the native Thao tribes. This tranquil body of water is the largest in Taiwan and is easily one of the most picturesque places to visit in Taiwan. Sun Moon Lake – a stunning lake set in the foothills of Taiwan’s Central Mountain Range The city itself is pleasant to walk around, with market stalls and traditional Buddhist temples spotted around the bright lights of the night markets in the Shilin District. Styled on the traditional pagodas and temples, this 101 storey building opened as the tallest building in the world in 2004, enjoy panoramic views of the city from one of the many restaurants and coffee houses. The capital of Taiwan, once a central hub of industry and cheap labour, has transformed itself into a modern, stylish and high tech city, symbolised by Taipei 101. Alishan National Scenic Area – features gorgeous cloud-ringed peaks and green valleys The memorials of Taiwan’s founding fathers – two striking and culturally important buildings Hsinchu – where traditional kite flying is a beautiful and popular past time Jiufen – the ancient and scenic town said to have inspired the popular film Spirited Away Beitou Hot Springs – the best relaxation spot in Taipei Taipei – a striking modern metropolis with colonial lanes, busy shopping streets and contemporary buildings ![]()
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