A nostalgic, slow-travel journey around Taiwan via its conventional rail network reveals fading towns, cultural landmarks, and resilient communities, offering a glimpse into the island’s evolving ...

In Taiwan’s rural towns and coastal villages, spontaneity is still a traveler's best friend. This vivid, rain-soaked journey through Taitung and beyond explores the unspoken generosity of small-town ...

Once overlooked as a mere gateway to Alishan or Penghu, Chiayi is now emerging as a destination in its own right—offering a nostalgic food scene, rich cultural heritage, quirky museums, and lush urban ...

What begins as a scenic escape becomes a rich journey through mountaintop sunrises, historic trains, enchanted forests, and ...

A good way to become more familiar with Taiwan’s geography is to acquaint oneself with the specialty food items of places around the island. A number of Taiwanese foods are closely associated with ...

Once Taiwan’s second city and a major industrial hub, Kaohsiung has seen better days. Now it hopes to make a comeback by increasing investment in innovative and eco-friendly industries and boosting ...

This remote indigenous village lives on tourism but is determined to preserve its traditional way of life. The road to Smangus (司馬庫斯) is difficult, ...

Mistreatment aboard Fishing vessels travel to distant waters in chase of migratory pelagic fish like tuna, skipjack, and albacore, which forage in the open ocean. Tuna’s international popularity has ...

While crowds flock to Thailand or Bali, a lesser-known Pacific escape awaits just a three-hour flight away – serene, unspoiled, and still under the radar.