8 Ways to Experience Taiwan in Singapore
Missing your regular trip to Taiwan? Here are some ideas for you to experience Taiwan in Singapore through great Taiwanese food, culture and activities that let you pretend you’re in Taiwan for a bit.
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My Taiwan Guide: Things to do in Taichung and Sun Moon Lake
Skip Taipei and head to its next largest city Taichung instead. Famous for bubble tea, rainbow villages and daytrips to nearby Sun Moon Lake, here’s my guide on things to do in Taichung.
Yilan Taiwan guide: Yilan City, Yuanshan, Jiaoxi, Toucheng
Yilan is the perfect getaway from busy city Taipei. Here’s a guide on things to do in Yilan City, Toucheng, Jiaoxi and Yuanshan in the northern half of Yilan, Taiwan.
Yilan Taiwan guide: Luodong, Wujie, Dongshan, Su’ao
Escape Taipei city for chillax Yilan. Here’s a guide on things to do in Luodong, Wujie, Dongshan and Su’ao in the southern half of Yilan, Taiwan.
Taiwan North Coast Guide: Jinshan 金山 (with local recs)
Volcanic hot springs, traditional snacks, hidden art gems – Jinshan on the north coast is the perfect quick getaway just an hour’s drive from Taipei City.
Taiwan’s National Palace Museum: From Taipei to Chiayi
Visiting the National Palace Museum in Taiwan? Here’s all you need to know before you visit the Northern branch in Taipei or the Southern branch in Chiayi.
How to Visit Turtle Island 龜山島, Taiwan’s only active volcano
Uncovering the secrets of Taiwan’s last remaining active volcano, or that time I climbed 1,706 steps to the peak of Turtle Island.
Where to find street art in Kaohsiung: Weiwuying Street Art Village
Weiwuying is home to a new performing arts theatre, but right next door is some of the best street art in Kaohsiung – the Weiwuying Street Art Village.
Feeling fishy? Things to do in Nanfang’ao 南方澳, Yilan
Fresh seafood, beautiful coastal views and squid ink ice cream? There are lots of surprises and things to do in Nanfang’ao, a tiny fishing town in Yilan.
Alternative Taipei night markets you’ve never heard of and what to eat there
Skip the tourist crowds and head to the lesser-known Taipei night markets for great Taiwanese street food at low prices and local flavour.
