The museum serves as a space for collecting and displaying stories of Daxi’s woodworking craftsmen, showcasing the spirit of craftsmanship. By delving into the stories of the artisans, one can understand the heritage of Daxi woodworking and envision its future development possibilities. The museum is open from 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM on Mondays throughout […]
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The Brown’s coffee castle, also known as the King Car coffee castle, is a castle full of fairytale-like romance. Located in Waiao, Yilan, it has a commanding and expansive view. On a fine day, the surfers on Waiao Beach and Guishan Island standing in the ocean are clearly visible. The interior space of the restaurant
Baopiliao is located in Wanhua District, Taipei City. Formerly known as Mengjia, Wanhua was a crucial waterway for transportation during the Qing Dynasty. Baopiliao is situated on the streets of Mengjia, and it is said to be the place where the bark was stripped from the logs brought in by Fuzhou merchants during the Qing
Established in January 1971, the Insect Museum of Chenggong High School originally began with a collection of insect specimens and materials by Teacher Chen Weishou. It has since transformed into a center for the research and protection of Taiwan’s butterfly resources. The museum currently houses approximately 30,000 specimens and provides rich biological resources for teaching
Chaojing Smart Ocean Aquarium is an integrated virtual and real aquarium that combines marine life with technological development, serving also as a marine life rehabilitation base. It utilizes its unique resources, nestled between mountains and sea, incorporating cutting-edge display technologies to create immersive 5G experiences in Chaojing Bay and adventurous AR/VR undersea tunnels. The aquarium
Cicadas, with seven days of intense enthusiasm, scream and live vigorously. I, with one night of enthusiasm, am born because of songs and live because of you. Xiao Bingzhi, on December 7th, at Taipei Arena. Singing with you is truly living. Stay In Love, Stay Alive. This night, live bravely. You are my only poison.
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The Tea Development and Promotion Center is located in Taipei City, housed within a red-brick building. The exhibition hall showcases the tea-making process from tea picking, drying, to baking, as well as the historical origins of various types of tea. It is open to the public all year round from Tuesday to Sunday, 9:00 AM
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The Old Tea Horse Road stretches from Zhinan Guo Elementary School to Sanxuan Palace, covering a distance of approximately 1.2 kilometers. The entrance is quite conspicuous, marked by an explanatory sign that details the origins of the ancient path, the surrounding geographical features, and includes a poem. As one ascends along the old road, tea
Built in 1934, the tea house is the starting home of tea merchant Wang Lianhe in Dadaocheng. He and his family came to Taiwan from Anxi, Fujian Province to develop. This building with a blend of Chinese and Western characteristics is one of the few fully preserved mixed residential and commercial Western-style buildings in Taipei
Caoshan Pavilion is a quintessential example of Japanese-style architecture, originally featuring a layout that includes a hall, main hall, reception room, study, bedrooms, master bedroom, living room, guest rooms, kitchen, courtyard, and terrace. After being repurposed as an art salon, it is now divided into sections named Mei Lu, Yin He Tang, Cui Ying Tang,
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