Taiwan

Taiwan
Pacific Island Of Wonders

The beautiful and fertile Taiwan is China’s largest island with stunning mountains and oceans, as well as cultural and historical sites. It is also home to a diverse mix of ethnic groups, marine culture and colorful folklore. It’s hard to describe the beauty of the island, but the most beautiful thing about it is always the people.

Taipei
Everybody's First Stop in Taiwan
Taipei (臺北) is located on the northern tip of the island of Taiwan, and was originally named "Monga" (艋舺). Taipei is the political, economic and cultural center of Taiwan.
Lukang
Once the Most Prosperous Harber Town
Lukang is a seaport town in central Taiwan, historically known as one of the three major towns in Taiwan along with Tainan and Taipei. The ancient town of Lugang now has the Lungshan Temple, Tianhou Temple and many other valuable historical sites.
Mount Ali
Mountain of Sacred Woods and Clouds
Alishan (阿里山 Mount Ali) is made up of 18 mountains, including Jianshan and Zhushan, with the highest point reaching 2,663 meters above sea level. Dozens of thousand-year-old cypress trees have been found in the forest of Alishan, among which the Alishan Sacred Tree (阿里山神木) is the most famous, which is more than 3,000 years old.
Kaohsiung
Metropolis in South Taiwan
Kaohsiung (高雄) is the second-largest city after Taipei in Taiwan, located in the southwest of the island. The Port of Kaohsiung is the largest port in Taiwan, with many historical sites nearby, such as the Kaohsiung Former British Consulate (打狗英國領事館) and the Cihou Fort (旗後炮臺).
Jiufen
Life in a Fairy Tale Mountain Village
Jiufen (九份) is a small mountain town that flourished due to gold mines and declined due to exhaustion. It has become a tourist destination in Northern Taiwan nowadays, with its fairy-tale streets and delicious food attracting visitors from different countries.

Taipei

Lukang

Mount Ali

Kaohsiung

Jiufen