Craving a relaxing escape from the bustling city of Kaohsiung? Just a short ferry ride away from Kaohsiung’s bustling harbor lies 旗津 (Cijin or Qijin), a charming island retreat offering a delightful escape from the city. This easily accessible island boasts a unique combination of natural beauty, historical intrigue, and of course, mouthwatering seafood. Explore its black sand beaches, delve into its rich past at historical sites, and savor the freshest catches – Cijin Island promises an unforgettable Southern Taiwanese adventure. How to get to Cijin Island From Kaohsiung? Kaohsiung Ferry to Cijin Transportation to Cijin is the first major question that visitors ask when planning their trip. Fortunately, reaching Cijin is a breeze even without a car. Follow these simple steps to seamlessly navigate your way to this island paradise: Hop on the Kaohsiung Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) and get off at the end of the Orange line Sizihwan Station (O1). Exit from Exit…
Want to learn more about Lotus Pond Kaohsiung? Blue Canoe is the place for Taiwan’s best local advice. Lotus Pond, an internationally acclaimed scenic area, even featured by CNN, isn’t your average park. Imagine a tranquil lake dotted with lotus flowers, surrounded by ornate temples whispering tales of…
Pier 2 Kaohsiung is great evidence that the city, Taiwan’s southern powerhouse, has undergone a remarkable transformation. Once dominated by industrial activity, the city is now embracing its creative side. At the forefront of this artistic renaissance stands the Pier-2 Art Center. This dynamic hub, a vibrant cluster…
Resource: Yangmingshan National Park Just north of Taipei’s bustling cityscape lies a surprising escape: Yangmingshan National Park. This volcanic playground boasts a dramatic landscape sculpted by fiery eruptions millions of years ago. Dormant giants like Qixing Mountain pierce the sky, while wispy steam rises from fumaroles – vents…
Update: In the wake of Taiwan’s powerful 7.2 magnitude earthquake on April 3rd, 2024, Taroko National Park has sustained significant damage. Many beloved sites, roads, and trails have been destroyed by the quake. Out of an abundance of caution and respect for ongoing rescue and recovery efforts, we…
In this article, we will introduce 7 of the best Taipei gay bars! The capital city of Taipei is a particularly gay-friendly city. It is home to a large and diverse LGBTQ+ community, and there are many gay bars and clubs in the city. Taiwan has always been…
Update: In the wake of Taiwan’s powerful 7.2 magnitude earthquake on April 3rd, 2024, Taroko National Park has sustained significant damage. Many beloved sites, roads, and trails have been destroyed by the quake. Out of an abundance of caution and respect for ongoing rescue and recovery efforts, we…
Every year, from March to April, Alishan, a renowned mountainous region in Taiwan, comes alive with the delicate hues of cherry blossom. The journey from the foothills to the mountaintop is a mesmerizing experience, with each kilometer offering a unique and breathtaking view. Alishan boasts a diverse range…
Sun Moon Lake Black Tea stands as a testament to the heritage and dedication to those who have contributed to Taiwan’s vibrant tea culture. Among the many teas originating from this picturesque region, Sun Moon Lake Black Tea holds a special place. It has captivated tea enthusiasts worldwide…