Travel in the Real Taiwan (Custom & Private Taiwan Tours)
Start planning your 2026 Taiwan tour by exploring the best routes, trip duration, budget, and insider tips to create your perfect Taiwan adventure.Read more Best Taiwan Tour Packages in 2026: Routes, Cost & Tips
Discover the perfect Taiwan itinerary for family adventures, kids’ fun, and adults’ relaxation. Read more Taiwan Itinerary for Family: An Unforgettable Trip for All
Plan your Alishan tour with essential travel tips. Learn about Alishan weather, transport options, ideal accommodations, and what to prepare before visiting.Read more Alishan Travel Guide: The Perfect Guide to Explore Alishan in 2026
Discover the best of Sun Moon Lake! Explore top attractions, scenic cycling routes, cultural sites, local tea experiences, and find tips on where to stay and how to plan your perfect visit.Read more Explore Sun Moon Lake in 2026: Best Things to Do, Recommended Hotels & Travel Tips
Looking for the perfect 5-day Taiwan itinerary for the whole family? Just check out this plan—it’s packed with fun experiences and family-friendly attractions, all in one go!Read more Taiwan Itinerary 5 Days for Family: The Perfect Guide to Explore with Kids in 2025
Many travelers set aside a few days in Taipei for free exploration. This guide highlights family-friendly attractions easily accessible by MRT and buses, perfect for exploring the city with kids at a relaxed pace.Read more Family-Friendly Attractions in Taipei with Easy Public Transport Access
Plan a wheelchair-accessible family trip to Taiwan with ease. Explore top attractions safely and comfortably with our expert 7-day travel itinerary.Read more 7-Day Taiwan Wheelchair Accessible Tour 2026-2027
Planning a family trip to Taiwan from India? Discover why Taiwan is a top choice for Indian families with friendly locals, scenic landscapes, rich culture, and family-friendly attractions. Get essential tips on visas, food, and cultural insights in our FAQ guide.Read more Taiwan Travel FAQ for Indian Families: Everything You Need to Know
Traveling in Taiwan in February is a magical experience—this is a month when festive traditions, floral beauty, and cozy winter vibes come together in unforgettable ways. Come and explore with us!Read more Visiting Taiwan in February 2026 – 7 Best Things to Do and 4 Essential Travel Tips
Discover the 8 best things to do in Taiwan in January 2026, from hot springs and hot pot to cherry blossoms, rapeseed fields, and Tainan’s light festival. Enjoy a relaxed winter trip with fewer crowds.Read more Visiting Taiwan in January 2026 – 8 Best Things to Do!
Traveling in Taiwan in December is an absolute delight! The weather is cool and refreshing, and the entire island is filled with festive cheer. In this guide, you’ll discover the top 6 things to do in Taiwan in December, along with 3 important travel tips to help you make the most of this magical month.Read more Visiting Taiwan in December 2025 – 6 Best Things to Do and 3 Friendly Reminders!
November marks the transition from autumn to winter in Taiwan. As the weather cools, many places reveal their most stunning natural beauty. Whether you’re looking to admire fiery red leaves or soak in a warm, soothing hot spring, this month is full of exciting travel experiences.
Here are 6 unique November activities you won’t want to miss—perfect for enjoying this special season.Read more Visiting Taiwan in November 2025 – 6 Best Things to Do and 1 Reminder!
If you’re planning to travel in Taiwan in October, you’re in for a treat. With its comfortable autumn weather, vibrant cultural events, and fewer typhoons, October is one of the best months to explore this beautiful island. From festive city celebrations to stunning autumn foliage and scenic countryside rides, here are the 8 best things to do in Taiwan in October 2025, plus 4 essential reminders to make your trip unforgettable. Read more Visiting Taiwan in October 2025 – 6 Best Things to Do and 3 Helpful Reminder!
September in Taiwan is the perfect time to experience the charm of late summer and early autumn. The weather gradually cools down and humidity decreases, making it ideal for outdoor activities such as hiking and cycling. This month is also harvest season for many crops, from the golden rice fields in eastern Taiwan to the unique persimmon-drying scenery in Hsinchu. Additionally, the traditional Zhongyuan Festival (Ghost Festival) offers special cultural events, making September in Taiwan a vibrant and memorable travel period.Read more Visiting Taiwan in September 2025 – 8 Best Things to Do and 1 Essential Travel Tip!
Explore Taiwan in August: enjoy water adventures, mountain escapes, golden daylily fields, vibrant festivals like Taitung Balloon Festival & Dadaocheng fireworks, Qixi Romance, Ghost Festival traditions, and seasonal treats like mango shaved ice.Read more Visiting Taiwan in August 2026 – 8 Best Things to Do and 4 Helpful Reminder!
June in Taiwan may be hot, but if you plan a trip to the mountains for a refreshing hike, join seasonal events, and savor summer delicacies—from mango shaved ice to cold noodles—you can still have a fantastic experience. Since local schools have not yet started their summer vacation, tourist attractions are not overly crowded, making June a great time to visit Taiwan!Read more Visiting Taiwan in July 2025 – 7 Best Things to Do and 4 Helpful Reminder!
Enjoy Taiwan in June: savor summer fruits and shaved ice, escape to the mountains to beat the heat, and celebrate the Dragon Boat Festival – the best experiences this month.Read more Visiting Taiwan in June 2026 – 8 Best Things to Do and 4 Helpful Reminders!
May is the transition month between spring and summer in Taiwan. Compared to other peak seasons, there are fewer tourists, offering better quality and experiences at attractions. However, you may encounter the Plum Rain season in May (though due to climate change, the timing has become more unpredic
April is one of the best months to travel in Taiwan, with mild and pleasant temperatures, blooming flowers, and a vibrant array of activities springing to life across the island. If you’re planning a trip to Taiwan in April, here are our recommended must-do activities and helpful tips for your visit
March in Taiwan is the perfect time to experience the spring season, as the chilly winter fades away and the temperatures gradually warm up, ushering in a vibrant flower season with cherry blossoms, azaleas, and calla lilies in bloom. Cultural activities also kick off, such as the famous Mazu Pilgri
Let’s explore the comprehensive Taiwan Weather Guide, featuring detailed information on seasonal climates, regional weather differences, the best times to visit, and useful tips for packing and trip planning. Stay prepared and make the most of your visit to Taiwan all year round!Read more Weather in Taiwan: The Best Time to Visit Taiwan
Taiwan, the incredible diversity packed into this small island is truly remarkable—from stunning natural wonders and vibrant night markets to delicious cuisine, exceptional hiking trails and outdoor activities, unique cultural experiences, indigenous villages, and the warm hospitality of its people.
If this is your first time traveling with children, Taiwan is one of the best destinations in the world! Taiwan is not only an exceptionally safe country but also offers a wealth of travel experiences that are perfect for families: stunning scenery, various hands-on activities, interesting cultural
Welcome to Taiwan! With its safety and friendly residents, Taiwan is an outstanding choice for school travel. The island boasts a diverse range of natural landscapes, from majestic mountains to captivating coastlines. Students can delve into Taiwan’s rich cultural and historical heritage by explorin
Every year, many travelers plan to visit Taiwan during Chinese New Year (Lunar New Year) to get a feeling of the atmosphere.Is it a good idea? Let us share with you the suggestions for traveling to Taiwan in the Lunar New Year.First, you should know the restrictions and situations you have to face if you would like to visit Taiwan during the Chinese New Year.Read more Suggestions for Traveling in Taiwan during Chinese New Year
The Best Hot Springs in Taiwan and Essential Tips Taiwan’s abundant hot spring resources attract numerous international travelers! If this is your first time experiencing Taiwan’s hot springs, let us share with you the essential Information for Experiencing Hot Springs in Taiwan, including the
In the process of planning customized itineraries, we often encounter a common concern among travelers: nasal allergies! Travelers with nasal allergies will worry that when arriving in an unfamiliar environment, they may face unpredictable situations that could hinder their enjoyment of the trip. In
Last October, my client Asher who is from Israel had been diagnosed with lymphoma. He must do the relevant examination and treatment as soon as possible; therefore, he had to cancel his scheduled trip to Taiwan. At that time, my mother also did chemotherapy in the hospital, so I understood his situa
Are you curious about why Taiwan became the first country in Asia to legalize same-sex marriage? Do you want to hang out with your friends in a totally gay-friendly destination? If you want to say yes to these questions, come visiting Taiwan and get ready to be surprised by how gay Taiwan is! It’s t
One afternoon, we received a box that was addressed to Logan, one of our tour guides. Upon opening it, we saw a huge stack of children’s books and picture books. Looking at the sender’s name, I did a good search in my mind and located the name of Pin Yoon, one of our clients who had just finished he
Spending time with Irene is like coming across a gentle breeze—a light yet incredibly refreshing and healing touch. The experience in the financial industry makes Irene a detail-oriented person. Due to her past hard-working days at the financial industry, Irene is very detail-oriented. Before every
“Playing” was one of the reasons why Logan became a tour guide. After graduating from the department of philosophy and completing his military services, Logan hadn’t decided what to pursue as a career. Therefore, he began a motorcycle trip around Taiwan island with his friend. Two young men traveled
Travelers are usually surprised by a fact: Taiwan has a total of 268 mountains thar are over 3,000 meters! In fact, over 50% of Taiwan is mountainous, so the island is a heaven for mountaineers! From low-altitude and flat trails to the highest mountain in northeast Asia, Jade Mountain (Yushan), no m
As there are 16 officially recognized indigenous groups in Taiwan, indigenous culture is one of the most charming highlights of Taiwan. Many travelers wish to visit a “REAL” indigenous/aboriginal village and get cultural experience there. But what is a REAL indigenous village like? Is it the same as
Places that we have been to provide our lives with nutrients and connect with us in a way that is impossible to break. Tom Johnston, an American who taught in Hsinchu in the 1970s when he was 25 years old, visited Taiwan again with his daughter. Unexpectedly, this journey shed light on a story that
This tall, super tanned, and full of laughter person is our Taiwanese tour guide Yummy. His name always make people wonder what the story behind it is. The reason is simple enough—he has a big appetite. In order not to fail this interesting and impressive name, Yummy likes to take the clients on a f
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TAIWAN IS DEFINITELY A HIDDEN GEN IN ASIA! Taiwan seems a much underrated tourist destination in Asia, especially for western travelers. Based on the travelers’ feedback, Taiwan exceeds their expectations a lot and is very worth visiting. The tremendous diversity in a small island is amazing – rich
“Please do take care of Clint well. He is a treasure of your company!” A customer once gave this feedback. It makes you wonder what the Taiwan tour guide who receives this praise is like. Clint is always calm and at ease. Thanks to this trait, Clint is always easy to get along with. 5 years ago, he
When it comes to Hualien, the first place people have in mind is usually Taroko National Park. In fact, there are still a lot of places that are worth visiting in Hualien. We will show you something different and interesting, so you can plan your another trip to Hualien right now! 1. First Stop: Lea
When looking for restaurant recommendations abroad, travelers always fantasize about a “local” who will guide them to the best and authentic meal. Today, as locals like us, would like to show you what we love to eat in our real lives. Stir-Fried Dishes Restaurant 台式熱炒 Stir-friend dishes restaurant i
Kenting is located at Hengchun township, Pingtung. In Chinese, “Hengchun” means that it feels like Spring all year round in that area. So even though you wrap yourself up like a ball with heavy clothes in winter, you can throw them all away and change into bikini and slippers and run towards the sunshine and beaches when you are in Kenting.Read more 【Secret Taiwan】4 Must-Do Activities in Kenting (墾丁)
Taroko Gorge is one of the must-visit attractions for many travelers who come to Taiwan, so our travel consultants often answer all sorts of questions and provides suggestions about visiting Taroko. Today we have collected the frequently asked questions to share with you. If you can’t find your questions here, you are welcome to leave a message below!Read more How to Organize A Tour to Taroko Gorge?
My grandfather brought me up, and when I was young, I used to play with a mini globe all day long. My grandpa told me that I could find all the countries on this tiny ball. Looking hard for Taiwan on the globe, I found out that Taiwan was unbelievably small compared to the other countries. When I st
Brad is a senior executive at a multinational company. He frequented Asia a lot on business trips but this was his first time in Taiwan. Since he only planned a weekend in Taiwan, he hoped to use this limited time to travel to Taiwan’s landmarks as well as experience the life as a Taiwanese. Therefore Amy the tour consultant, helped him organize a basic one day trip in Taipei and a one day trip in Yangmingshan (Yang Ming Mountain). What Brad enjoyed the most was when we took him to experience Taipei’s very own UBike!Read more One person, one weekend and an Ubike: An unforgettable journey in Taipei
Once Home Always HomeSince their trip was during the Easter vacation, the hotel booking should be prioritized. In order for them to feel like home as well as avoid the exhausting commute between Kaohsiung and Mei-nung, Core found the family a Mei-Nung’s local B&B modified from an old Tobacco Building. What’s more interesting was that the B&B’s owner turned out to be a distant relative of Madame Shinglien! We can only call it serendipity.Read more Once Home Always Home
My name is Lukas. I am 19 and from Germany. I worked at Topology for four and a half months. My tasks were about organizing and hosting tours as well as promoting and improving them together with my colleagues.Read more The Difference between Taiwan and Germany – Insights from Our Intern from Germany
How would it be possible to locate her grandfather’s grave site though? Lily provided us with the English pronunciation of her grandfather’s name but it wasn’t enough because it could be translated into anything! A name in Chinese was needed. Afterwards, she managed to find an old photo with a portrait of her grandfather and his Chinese name. After Nancy went online and did a search, she found out that he was a prestigious person. Lily’s grandfather was the County Magistrate of Nantou from 1964 to 1966. Under his reign, a song of Nantou County was even composed! During the Japanese colonial period, he founded the Zhushan clinic (now called the Zhushan General Hospital) He was once also a Presbyterian Minister of a Presbyterian church!Read more A trip to find one’s roots – Paying one’s respect in Zhushan (竹山)
The sharing makes us think of that we had arranged a tour for a Muslim family from Indonesia during the Ramadan in Taiwan before. The experience was very impressive and valuable, which let us learn a lot about how to receive Muslim visitors well.Read more A Valuable Experience of Receiving Muslim Travelers during Ramadan
Seeing Natalya bringing her family to Taiwan regardless of the difficulties inspires Shirley to try to bring her mother abroad. This mutual inspiration is not what the travel consultant expected but is the most precious memory for the both.Read more A Wheelchair-Friendly Trip Created with You in Mind