Step into the architectural phenomenon of the National Taichung Theater! Explore trendy shops, try out delicious cafes, and experience Taiwan’s art center its finest. 🎭✨

Looking for a calm little escape in the middle of Saigon? Nguyen Van Binh Book Street is one of District 1’s cutest spots — perfect for first-timers, book lovers, slow travelers, and anyone who wants a quiet break from motorbikes and chaos

Plan your visit to Lavender Cottage in Taichung. Enjoy the beautiful lavender fields, seasonal treats, and relaxing atmosphere just a short drive from the city.

Discover Songshan Cultural and Creative Park, Taipei’s vibrant hub for art, design, and creativity! Once a historic tobacco factory, it’s now home to exhibitions, indie shops, and cozy cafés. Whether you’re an art lover or just exploring, this is a must-visit cultural gem in Taipei!

Hidden in the basement of an office building, the Miniatures Museum of Taiwan is one of Taipei’s quirkiest hidden gems. From fairy tale castles to a miniature Phantom of the Opera, this place is packed with tiny worlds that wow both kids and adults.

Step into the storybook world of the Grand Hotel Taipei, one of Taiwan’s most iconic landmarks. From its rich history as a Shinto shrine site to its palace-style architecture and hidden secret passage, this post covers everything you need to know — whether you’re planning a day visit, curious about its past, or wondering if it’s worth booking a stay.

Where 8,000 years of Chinese history come alive. From the famous Jadeite Cabbage to hidden treasures you’ll only catch during rotating exhibits, here’s how to make your visit unforgettable (and skip the lines while you’re at it).

Ready to escape into Taiwan’s breathtaking mountain landscapes? This Alishan National Forest guide will help you plan the perfect adventure — from misty sunrises to scenic hikes!

Raohe Night Market is one of Taipei’s most iconic food spots — but where do you start once you’re there? This local guide breaks down the must-try street eats, the best times to go, and how to skip the overwhelm (with insider tips, EasyCard advice, and even food tour recs).