Your Passport to Taiwan's Local Gems

Escape the Taipei hustle to a scenic reservoir surrounded by endless rows of tea farms.

The home of the largest ancient Chinese artifacts and artworks in the world encompassing 8,000 years of Chinese history.

Taiwan’s first organic farming village built on decades of tradition and skills learned from local Taiwanese during the Japanese occupation.

Taipei’s most local and authentic night market experience nestled in the alleys near the metropolitan Xinyi district.

The beauty of mountainous Taroko National Park makes it one of Taiwan’s most popular tourist destinations, and rightfully so.

Traditional rice wine cocktails with a fresh twist in the heart of a night market. How could that not excite you?

Ever wonder what Taipei was like 150 years ago? The Bopiliao Historical District is a preserved area that promotes historical exhibitions.

An upscale B&B with all the amenities just stones throw away from all of Hualien’s main attractions.

The perfect Taroko National Park hideaway tucked between mountains inspired by the indigenous tribe and culture.

A modern Taitung B&B with stunning views of the Pacific Ocean that offers career development programs for local aboriginals.

Don’t be fooled by the large restaurant setting, the traditional dishes here make Atomo one of Hualien’s culinary landmarks.

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