Taipei Bars | Top 5 Must-Visit Bars in Taipei! Want to enjoy your night in these Speakeasy Bars in Taipei? Engage your mind first!
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2w ago
Author Kai Editor ChihYi Chen(Chelsea) In the nighttime tapestry of Taipei, there exists a mysterious and captivating nightlife phenomenon “speakeasy bar”. These bars hide within the lively urban landscape, bearing no visual resemblance to typical bars. Entry requires a mystical passphrase, giving the impression of stepping into the prohibition era of the last century. Here, time seems to come to a standstill, exuding a rich artistic ambiance and unique style. Whether embracing modern innovation or classic retro vibes, Taipei’s underground bars each possess distinctive features, offering a per ..read more
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Food in Kaohsiung | It’s hot pot season again! Check out the ultimate collection of all-you-can-eat hot pots in Kaohsiung.
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by taiwanscene
3w ago
Author Dodo Editor Chih Yi Chen (Chelsea) All-You-Can-Eat Hot Pot Recommendations The weather is starting to cool down, signaling the arrival of hot pot season! Although the sun in southern Taiwan is still warm, there’s a significant temperature difference between day and night. It’s a perfect time to enjoy a hot pot to warm up, especially in Kaohsiung where there are various all-you-can-eat hot pot options, including not only spicy hot pot but also many high-quality hot pot brands. Whether you prefer individual hot pots or dining with friends, there are plenty of choices. Take a look at the t ..read more
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Taipei Night Market | 10 Must-Collect Delicacies at Linjiang Street Night Market
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1M ago
Author Yuci The Linjiang Street Night Market (as known as the Tonghua Street Night Market) is situated between Linjiang Street and Section 2 of Keelung Road, and Tonghua Street. During the day, it functions as a vegetable market, attracting people who come to buy ingredients. As night falls, it transforms into a lively night market where you can satisfy all your desires – shopping, playing games, or buying clothes. Due to its proximity to the bustling Xinyi District, with numerous department stores, business offices, and hotels, it has become a hidden dining spot for many office workers and th ..read more
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Taitung – a cultural hot spot between the mountain and the sea
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by taiwanscene
2M ago
Author Chris van Laak  Photographer   Chris van Laak, Jabez Creative Inc. The East Coast Scenic Area comprises nine major tourism brands: ‘Changbin/Fengbin Bin footloose, be yourself!’(雙濱生活趣) ‘Xiuguluan River A river runs through it’(秀姑巒大河戀), ‘Chenggong The journey to “success”’(成功人士), ‘Donghe Catch your own waves!’,(東河大風吹) Fugang Stay and play, rock the port!(富岡港港好)’, South Link (Nanhui) Another breezy day on Southern Line’(悠遊南迴), ‘Green Island East Coast Paradise’(島嶼天堂), and ‘Travel in Sea Style’(蘭嶼區). Far away from Taiwan’s urban centers, Taitung is the relaxed antipode of the hus ..read more
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The Autumn Feast in Taipei:Three Kinds of Barbecue Places and How To Do It Yourself
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by taiwanscene
3M ago
Author          Kuan-Yuan Chu Photographer    Stand-up bbq, Kuan-Yuan Chu When autumn arrives, barbecue with loved ones while watching the full moon during the Mid-Autumn festival has long been a must-do for people in Taipei. There are various theories regarding the start of this trend, such as the influence of ubiquitous advertisements of barbecue sauces that first aired in the 1970s, or the widespread sales of barbecue grills to local people due to the manufacturers’ failure to export them overseas. No matter what is behind this uni ..read more
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Muslim-Frinedly Taipei Collecting Cuisines from the Islamic World
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3M ago
Author                       Kuan Yuan Chu Photographer          Kuan Yuan Chu, Ali Baba’s Indian Kitchen Taipei City was recently lauded as the “Most Promising Muslim-friendly City Destination of the Year (non-OIC)” by the Halal In Travel Global Summit 2023. The honor not only highlights the city’s open-mindedness to diverse cultures, but also draws attention to the effort put in by the Taipei City Government and its residents in creating a more ..read more
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Exploring Taipei’s Vibrant Indoor Markets: A Flavorful Journey through History and Culture
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by taiwanscene
3M ago
Author                       Jonathan Kaplan Photographer          Jonathan Kaplan, Shi-Dong Market, Dudva, JUT Foundation for Arts and Architecture Markets symbolize the evolution of local culture and serve as microcosms of a city’s essence. These markets are integral to local life, preserving tradition and community spirit. Traditional markets are an indispensable facet of Taiwan’s everyday life, featuring a variety of fresh vegetables, live po ..read more
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Ximending: A Shopper’s Heaven with a Dash of Tradition and Trendiness
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by taiwanscene
3M ago
Author           Yi Tseng, Faith Zhang, Josephine Shuili Lin, Kerstin Hsu, Louis Zhang Photographer      Wayne Huang, Chelsea Chen, Department of Information and Tourism, Taipei City Government Ximending (西門町) is best known as a bustling, colorful shopping district near Taipei Main Station. Tourists arriving on the Airport MRT can easily transfer one stop to Ximending from Main Station’s central hub to immerse themselves in the area’s unique mix of the trendy and the traditional. The area has been variously nicknam ..read more
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Lunar New Year’s Eve Taiwanese Style: A Table of Lucky Dishes
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by taiwanscene
3M ago
Author   Yi Tseng Photographer  Golden Formosa, Know-Sticky Oil Rice, Iris Huang, Stanley Wang, April Chen, Kerstin Hsu, Michael Kuo, Crystal, Department of Information and Tourism, Taipei City Government The essence of Taiwanese cuisine lies in its cross-regional and diverse influences. Early migrations of Min and Yue people, cultural impacts from the Japanese era during the first half of the 20th century, and the arrival of millions of refugees after the Chinese Civil War have all contributed to a rich tapestry. Despite their diverse cultural backgrounds and langua ..read more
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Discovering the multiple facets of Kaoliang: a journey to Kinmen
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by taiwanscene
4M ago
Author / Photographer Alice Herait On a rainy Monday morning in Taipei, I snuck into the packed brown line of the Metro Railway System (MRT) of Taiwan’s capital, to Songshan airport. From here, I met with a group of alcohol and tourism’s industry representatives, and we embarked on a short trip to Kinmen islands, Taiwan’s most western point and also the closest to Mainland China. An hour later, we were welcomed by our guide, and also a beautiful sunshine. Unlike myself, not many in the group had been to Kinmen before. As we made our first stops to the brand-new Kinmen bridge, and to at a local ..read more
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