Taiwan's largest lake, in the mountains of central Taiwan, surrounded by forested hills, temples and pagodas. Cycle the lakeside path, take a boat between the piers, and ride the cable car to the Formosan Aboriginal Culture Village.
The Ci'en Pagoda gives views over the lake. Taste the local black tea. Buses run from Taichung, about 1.5 hours away.
A narrow-gauge mountain railway climbing from the plains of Chiayi through bamboo and cypress forests to the Alishan area, famous for sunrise over a …
A deep marble gorge carved by the Liwu River in eastern Taiwan, with sheer cliffs, temples and trails.
A 508 m skyscraper shaped like a stack of bamboo sections, the world's tallest building from 2004 to 2010.
Taiwan is famous for its night markets, crowded with food stalls.
One of the greatest collections of Chinese art in the world, with nearly 700,000 objects, many brought from the Forbidden City in Beijing in 1949.
A former gold-mining town on a steep hillside above the sea north-east of Taipei, with narrow alleys of teahouses, red lanterns and food stalls, said…
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