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Lí-hó! Taiwan is once again ready for tourists from the Philippines and the rest of the world, boasting crystal-like landscapes, vivid cultural experiences, and great food. Further, because of its Visa-Free Program’s further extension, Filipinos now have up to 14 days of visa-free travel until July 2025. It may be for business or leisure; go for it in Taiwan — bask in unforgettable adventures. Here are the top five places you really should not miss, brought to you by the Singapore Airlines Taipei Office.
1. Yushan National Park
Contact: +886 4 9277 3121
Situated in Yushan National Park, beautiful Jade Mountain truly is a heaven for nature lovers. The peaks of this park are over 3000 meters high, so this area is ideal for hiking and trekking. At 3,952 meters, Jade Mountain is the fourth-tallest island mountain in the world and offers awesome views with excitingly beautiful adventures. Whether you are a professional hiker or just want to relax and enjoy Taiwan’s landscapes, Yushan National Park is an area that you should visit at all costs.
Besides the magnificent mountains, Yushan National Park is a superb, abounding flora and fauna. Different trails can serve visitors to explore the sceneries of the park, its landscape, and its abundance of biodiversity. The serene atmosphere and clean natural environment are perfect for the retreat from noise in the cities. Those in search of the essence of nature — Yushan National Park offers an unforgettable experience.
2. Taroko Gorge
Address: 972, Taiwan, Hualien County, Xiulin Township, 富世291號
Contact: +886 3 862 1100
One of Taiwan’s greatest natural attractions is Taroko Gorge. It stretches across almost 100,000 hectares, from marble walls to deep valleys and clear, rushing rivers. One of Taroko Gorge’s most beautiful spots is the Eternal Spring Shrine, a lovely monument constructed on the hill in memory of the many workers who died building the Central Cross-Island Highway. The Serene Walk of the Shakadang Trail, accompanied by the sound of a crystal-clear stream; Truku tribal village offers a place to experience aboriginal culture with its delicacies and traditional crafts.
This dramatic scenery is coupled with a strong sense of cultural heritage. This is the homeland of the indigenous Truku people, who have been living here for centuries. While one explores the gorge, there are plenty of opportunities to appreciate both natural beauty and cultural history. Taroko Gorge is one of the shows of Taiwan’s incredible diversity and should be on the must-visit places list for people coming to Taiwan.
3. Sun Moon Lake
Address: 599號, Zhongshan Rd, Yuchi Township, Nantou County, Taiwan 555
Contact: +886 49 2855668
Sun Moon Lake is located in Nantou and is serene and picturesque. The surrounding of the lake only consists of forests and mountains, hence giving peace away from the city to the visitors. The lake can be toured on ferry boats or via the cable car, from which it provides an excellent aerial view, with speedy services. Tranquil water combined with serene surroundings makes the Sun Moon Lake perfect for relaxation and rejuvenation.
In the vicinity of Sun Moon Lake, the Formosan Aboriginal Culture Village is waiting to enrich one’s experience with exhibits and seasonal festivals. These include the Cherry Blossom Festival in February and the Lavender Festival in March, where colors burst forth and attract visitors from across many miles. With this combination of natural beauty and culture, Sun Moon Lake happens to be just the place for spending a leisurely vacation.
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