A luxury Taiwan tour, customized just for you. Curates Taiwan travel experiences for the discerning luxury traveler.| Life of Taiwan
Clarissa Wei is a Taiwanese-American journalist who describes herself as ‘obsessed with traditional ecological knowledge, and trying to learn as much as I can about the plants and foods that indigenous Taiwanese people ate, and how they processed them’. Over the past ten years, Wei has written dozens of articles about the cuisines and culinary […]| Life of Taiwan
Thanks to its position astride the Tropic of Cancer and plentiful rainfall, Taiwan is a place where foliage and flowers of all kinds thrive. Wherever land is left undeveloped and untilled, wildflowers quickly establish themselves, adding a range of colours to a natural environment that already features every possible shade of green. Many Taiwanese are […]| Life of Taiwan
Modern Taiwanese culture blends Chinese, Austronesian, Japanese and Western influences. Find out more about the culture and festivals in Taiwan.| Life of Taiwan
Enjoy a private Family Tour of Taiwan, exploring a variety of family-friendly destinations around the island. Safe and convenient, Taiwan is the perfect family destination, offering a blend of outdoor fun, educational value, and cultural experiences.| Life of Taiwan
Learn about the nature and ecology of Taiwan including the island's variety of forests, birds, butterflies and wildlife.| Life of Taiwan
Learn about the people and languages of Taiwan. Waves of immigration have resulted in a population that’s surprisingly diverse. The bulk of Taiwan residents fall into four categories, depending on the order in which they arrived in Taiwan.| Life of Taiwan
As most of the world now knows, just before 8 o’clock in the morning of April 3, the entire island of Taiwan was shaken by a powerful earthquake. The magnitude of the temblor was estimated at 7.2 by Taiwan’s Central Weather Administration and at 7.4 by the US Geological Survey, making it the strongest quake […]| Life of Taiwan
One of East Taiwan’s major attractions is fully reopening to the public today (February 5, 2024) following more than a year of inspections and repairs that were made necessary by the earthquake which shook the region near the end of 2022. The distinctive eight-arch footbridge at Sanxiantai (‘Terraces of the Three Immortals’, a name with […]| Life of Taiwan