See. Taipei Bridge Scooter Waterfall Witness thousands of scooters cascade down a ramp onto Minquan West Road during rush hour. Songboling Visitor Center Experience Taiwan's tea culture with a 'Tea Spa' and see the 'Biggest Tea Ball'. Madou Daitian Temple Explore a Taoist temple complex with ornate designs and a walk-through dragon featuring Heaven and Hell scenes. Taiwan's East Coast Discover stunning natural scenery and outdoor experiences on the island's rugged side.
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Atlas Obscura
Taiwan is sometimes jocularly called the “Kingdom of Scooters” due to its being home to the highest density of scooters in the world; statistically speaking, 6 out of 10 people ride a scooter in this country, and the roads in big cities are covered all over with them during rush hour. In Taipei, the morning scooter traffic gets the densest on an unassuming ramp off Taipei Bridge in Datong Distr…
Condé Nast Traveler
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Condé Nast Traveler
Non-stop night market revelry in Taipei makes a fine backdrop.
Atlas Obscura
Nestled amid the verdant hills of Nantou County, Taiwan, the Songboling Visitor Center serves as a serene sanctuary for tea culture and wellness. As part of Taiwan’s commitment to preserving and celebrating its rich tea heritage, this center offers a distinctive "Tea Spa" experience, an immersive journey that interweaves tradition, sensory exploration, and relaxation. Located in one of Taiwan’s…
Atlas Obscura
This place is essentially a Taoist temple amusement park. It is a massive complex, with beautiful ornate temples of multiple design and a large, snaking dragon through which you can walk. While doing so, you can experience serene scenes of Heaven and the 18 circles of Hell cleverly played by animatronic characters with audio. The scenes of Hell are genuinely creepy and may be unsuitable for you…
The New York Times
The island’s lesser-known rugged side delivers staggering natural scenery and a range of outdoor experiences.
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