Category: Travel

The author shares their experience of staying in Jiufen, a small town in Taiwan. They stayed at a rustic guesthouse called “Mountain Residence – Jiajiao’s Home” and enjoyed the simple and retro atmosphere. The guesthouse had a kitchen, outdoor spaces, and a unique tree structure inside. The author also mentions the activities arranged by the guesthouse, such as night tours to less crowded areas and enjoying the night view of Jiufen. They recommend staying overnight in Jiufen to fully experience the town’s charm.

On this little trip to Changhua at the end of 2021, I stayed at Tian Zhong Hotel, located in Tianzhong, Changhua. Tian Zhong Hotel is designed with large floor-to-ceiling windows, incorporating local pure features. Since its opening, it has been well received and is a highly rated hotel in Changhua on the internet and booking websites. You can comfortably stay here for a night! In addition, Tian Zhong Hotel is close to Tianzhong Train Station, just a 5-minute walk away, making it very convenient for dining, transportation, and arranging nearby attractions, providing tourists visiting southern Changhua with a choice of accommodation.

Located in Dongshi, Chiayi, near Baishuihu Lake, “Shou Island” is a sandbar that appears with the tides. Strictly speaking, Shou Island is not an island. In the past, it was an unknown spot for sunset photography.

Located in Dongshi, Chiayi, the sunken house of Sankuaicuo has become a popular new attraction in recent years. This abandoned house, surrounded by seawater, creates a stunning mirror effect with its reflection in the water, set against a desolate backdrop.

Are there any recommended rainy day itinerary spots in Taipei? Any photogenic indoor locations or places for rainy day dates? Taipei City and New Taipei City are located on the northern side of Taiwan, often affected by the northeast monsoon in winter, resulting in a whole day of drizzly, damp weather. This article is here to share a few rainy day itinerary spots in Taipei City and New Taipei City. Although not all are indoor locations, they are still great for photography even in the rain, and transportation is very convenient.

The Changhua Confucius Temple, located in Changhua city, is a national first-class monument with significant historical meaning and value. The temple is not far from Changhua Station, and unlike traditional Taiwanese temples, it tends to be less crowded, offering a more serene environment.

The Changhua Railway Roundhouse is the only moving historical monument in Changhua County and the only remaining fan-shaped garage in Taiwan. Located near the Taiwan Railways Changhua Station, it is easily accessible by foot. Although the site is not large, it is a fun and educational destination for families on weekends. It is a must-visit for train enthusiasts and a free attraction in Changhua. Inside, you can see some of the only remaining steam locomotives in Taiwan, adding historical and cultural value to this fan-shaped garage.

The Xingang Daqing Incense Factory in Chiayi has recently become an internet sensation. The factory arranges its incense sticks, known as “incense feet,” in an interwoven pattern on the courtyard ground for sun-drying, creating clusters of “incense flowers.”

Located in Changhua’s Tianwei, the colorful Madagascar Almond field has become a viral sensation on Instagram over the past couple of years. The dreamy tree tunnel, formed by over 600 Madagascar Almond trees, offers a magical photo backdrop reminiscent of the Totoro tunnel from the animated film!

This article discusses several scenic restaurants near Taoyuan Airport in Taiwan where visitors can watch airplanes take off and land. The author provides information about each restaurant’s location, recommended lens focal length for photography, and the advantages and disadvantages of each spot. The article also mentions that these restaurants are popular destinations for families to bring their children on weekends.