Embark on a journey through the heart of Asia and uncover the continent’s diverse wonders with our expertly crafted travel guide. Explore the ancient temples of Angkor Wat in Cambodia, stand in awe of the Great Wall of China, and immerse yourself in the bustling streets of Tokyo. Asia’s rich tapestry of cultures, histories, and landscapes offers something for every traveler. From the serene beauty of Bali’s beaches to the vibrant colors of India’s festivals, our guide highlights the most captivating attractions that Asia has to offer. Prepare to be captivated by the unique experiences and unforgettable moments that await you in this vast and enchanting continent.
The Thirteen Rows Museum was established to preserve the artifacts left behind from the prehistoric Iron Age. It is the first archaeological-themed museum in Taiwan. The museum complex includes the main building and the Sunshine Plaza. The main building houses various important cultural relics exhibits, special exhibition halls, and archaeological learning experience rooms. Visitors to […]
This place was formerly known as the ‘Municipal Archives’. Here, people can see the history and development of Taipei and truly and three-dimensionally understand the current humanities, society and various cultural lives of Taipei. Exhibitions on geography, terrain, business, residents and natural resources are displayed here. Opening hours: open from 9:00 to 17:00 from Monday
This is a learning space for children, equipped with a theater and exhibition areas showcasing the National Palace Museum’s cultural relics and bibliographic documents. It also features a 3D projection room where children can acquire a wealth of knowledge. Operating Hours: Open all year round, Tuesday to Sunday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Accessibility Services:
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Here is the ‘Laogong Temple’ at the east entrance of the trail. According to legend, it commemorates the successful completion of the Dahu water conservancy project and the sacrifice of an old beggar. In front of the temple, there are the ‘old sluice gate’ with nearly a hundred years of history and the ‘Wufu old
Shimen Cave is a renowned natural attraction, formed by geological uplift that has created an impressive ten-meter arch-like natural sea erosion cave. Within the cave, the cool sea breeze is incredibly refreshing against the skin. Upon entering Shimen Cave, visitors are greeted with a breathtaking view of the sea blending into the sky. A closer
This is one of the eight scenic spots in Yilan. The waterfall itself is located in the mountains of five peaks. The scenery is very pleasant and beautiful. There are three tiers of waterfalls. Walking up to view the waterfall, the road signs are clear. Coupled with the extremely fresh and beautiful scenery of the
Zhongshan Twin-Connected Ribbon Park is a verdant corridor situated between Zhongshan MRT Station and Shuanglian MRT Station. It was created from the ground space left over after the Taiwan Railway’s Danshui Line was converted into an underground MRT system in the 1990s. In addition to serving as a pedestrian space, it is also utilized for
This is a specialized art museum in the Buddhist community. The museum features a rotating exhibition area, children’s art classrooms, souvenir sections, and a drop-in tea house. The exhibits are divided into applications for exhibitions and special exhibitions planned by the museum itself. It is open all year round from Tuesday to Sunday, 10:00 AM
Originally, this place was the ‘Koujimachi Official Residence’ of the Communications Department of the Japanese Governor-General’s Office. After the war, it was changed into a Japanese-style bungalow for the chief of the Department of Finance. Since 1972, K. T. Li has been living here. Until Mr. Li passed away in 2001, it was designated as
Originally known as ‘Maya Hermitage’, this site was first established in 1976. After completing his masterpiece ‘Lushan Painting’ in April 1983, the renowned artist Chang Dai-Chien passed away in the same year. Following his death, his descendants donated the Maya Hermitage along with his collection of paintings to the National Palace Museum. Subsequently, the museum
