Foreigners in Taiwan 🇹🇼 外國人在台灣

Taiwan is a Country. 🇹🇼

228 Peace Memorial Day Holiday Guide: What to do and Best Historical Places to Visit (228和平紀念日指南) 228 Peace Memorial Holiday is a holiday to remember the February 28 Incident in 1947, in which a massacre against innocent Taiwanese people was started by the ruling KMT. It is a day to remember that ...

This three-day weekend is the 228 Peace Memorial Holiday, which commemorates the February 28 Incident, a massacre against Taiwanese people by the KMT. In this guide, we will tell you the importance of this holiday, and how it is celebrated in Taiwan. taiwantravelblog.com/228-peace-me...

Happy Year of the Horse from Hsnichu’s Glass Museum 🐎

Worst Mexican Food in Taipei is still better than none

And backed by the local community

I finally found some Mexican food in East Taipei: “All you need is Burritos and Tacos” 🌮 in Farglory U-Town in Xizhi. Show them some patronage and make sure they stay here for good!

Pingxi Lantern Festival 平溪天燈節 Travel guide to the Pingxi Lantern Festival (平溪天燈節英文介紹). The Pingxi Lantern Festival in New Taipei has some of the most popular attractions in Northern Taiwan, and is known as one of the best festival...

The Pingxi Lantern Festival in New Taipei is this Friday, Feb. 27th. It has some of the most popular attractions in Northern Taiwan and is known as one of the best festivals in the world.
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Aerial view of the Valley of the Gods Waterfall in Miaoli (Shenxiangu 神仙谷）

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Valley of the Gods (Shenxiangu) 神仙谷 Shenxiangu (aka Valley of the Gods or Fairy Valley) in Donghe Township of Miaoli County is an amazing scenic area with multiple waterfalls flowing into a small mountain valley. The trail is short and ...

Shenxiangu is an amazing scenic area with multiple waterfalls flowing into a small mountain valley. The trail is short and includes a suspension bridge over the waterfalls, offering beautiful views. It is a worthwhile stop for anyone visiting the area. taiwantravelblog.com/valley-of-th...

This was the line at Taipei New Children’s Amusement Park yesterday, there was only about a billion people here, most I have ever seen. This was the line for the roller coaster. 🎢 The lines died down though about an hour before closing time.

Taiwan is exporting more to the US than China in terms of monetary value, thanks mostly to computer chips

In Taiwan his name is 跩哥 馬份

Holographic display of a diesel-electric train at the Taipei Railway Workshop 🚃

Diesel train taking off at the Taipei Railway Workshop 🚃

Songshan Cultural and Creative Park 松山文創園區 Songshan Cultural and Creative Park is a former tobacco plant in Taipei that has now been converted into a park, exhibition space, museum, and more. In this multifunctional park, you can enjoy the his...

Aura at Songshan Cultural and Creative Park
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Lunar New Year (Spring Festival) in Taiwan: How it’s Celebrated and How You can Join in Lunar New Year (also known as Spring Festival or Chinese New Year) is the biggest holiday in Taiwan. It is like Christmas in the West and is a time of family togetherness and welcoming a new year. In ...

The Lunar New Year holiday starts now! It is like Christmas and is a time of family togetherness and welcoming a new year. In this blog, we will let you know the customs and culture during the Lunar New Year in Taiwan and how to celebrate. taiwantravelblog.com/lunar-new-ye...

Sunset from Nangang District of Taipei this evening 🌇

The Taishan Doll Museum sits near the site of Mattel's former factory in Taiwan, which made most of the world's Barbie dolls. Here you can learn about the history of doll-making in Taiwan, and you can also see hundreds of historical dolls on display here. taiwantravelblog.com/taishan-doll...

Taishan Doll Museum 泰山娃娃產業文化館 The Taishan Doll Museum (aka Taishan Barbie / Mattel Museum) is a small museum near the site of Mattel's former factory in Taiwan, which was once home to the production of most of the world's Barbie d...

The Taishan Doll Museum sits near the site of Mattel's former factory in Taiwan, which made most of the world's Barbie dolls. Here you can learn about the history of doll-making in Taiwan, and you can also see hundreds of historical dolls on display here. taiwantravelblog.com/taishan-doll...

Miaoli's Hobbit Valley is a recreational farm that strongly resembles Hobbiton from The Lord of the Rings, the need to buy a plane ticket to New Zealand. There are also capybara, sheep, a restaurant, and great views of the surrounding area. taiwantravelblog.com/miaoli-hobbi...

Vite aller à Taiwan pour visiter la vallée des hobbits aux capybaras

Some people are offended by the term Chinese New Year. I will use it in conversations but no social media posts or else the PC police will come after me.

Miaoli Hobbit Valley 苗栗哈比丘茶樹森林 Miaoli's Hobbit Valley is a recreational farm that strongly resembles Hobbiton from The Lord of the Rings. Here, visitors can experience a Lord of the Rings-style visit without buying a plane ticket t...

Miaoli's Hobbit Valley is a recreational farm that strongly resembles Hobbiton from The Lord of the Rings, the need to buy a plane ticket to New Zealand. There are also capybara, sheep, a restaurant, and great views of the surrounding area. taiwantravelblog.com/miaoli-hobbi...

Lunar New Year (Spring Festival) in Taiwan: How it’s Celebrated and How You can Join in Lunar New Year (also known as Spring Festival or Chinese New Year) is the biggest holiday in Taiwan. It is like Christmas in the West and is a time of family togetherness and welcoming a new year. In ...

Lunar New Year is the biggest holiday in Taiwan. It is like Christmas and is a time of family togetherness and welcoming a new year. In this blog, we will let you know the customs and culture during the Lunar New Year in Taiwan and how to celebrate. taiwantravelblog.com/lunar-new-ye...

Miaoli Yingcai Night Market 苗栗市英才觀光夜市 Travel guide to Miaoli Yingcai Night Market, which is the largest night market in Miaoli and has some great treats and foods that you would expect from a Taiwan Market. However, the market is only ope...

Yingcai Night Market is the largest night market in Miaoli and has some great treats and foods that you would expect from a Taiwan Market. Here you can find an authentic Taiwan night market experience, unspoiled by foreign tourists and large crowds. ​
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Taipei Children's Amusement Park 兒童新樂園 Travel guide to Taipei Children's Amusement Park (in Chinese "New Child's Amusement Park" 兒童新樂園 Értóng xīn lèyuán), one of the funnest places for Children in Taiwan. Because it is run by Taipei City, ...

Taipei Children's Amusement Park is a full amusement park experience for a fraction of the price. If you have kids, this is definitely a place you should stop to visit. www.foreignersintaiwan.com/blog/taipei-...

Taiwan Festivals Guide, A Monthly Guide to the Best Festivals and Traditions 台灣節日指南 Throughout the year, Taiwan is full of festivals and holidays (台灣節日 英文介紹). Besides the three major festivals and National Holidays when people are off from school and work, there are also many smaller...

Taiwan is full of festivities. In this guide, we will provide a monthly breakdown of over 70 festivals in Taiwan. Besides the three major festivals and National Holidays, there are also many smaller religious festivals and events throughout the year. taiwantravelblog.com/taiwan-festi...

Taiwan is a Country. 🇹🇼

Taiwan Cherry Blossom Guide: A Complete List of Cherry Blossom Locations 台灣賞櫻花指南 Cherry Blossom Season in Taiwan lasts from about February to March, but the timing varies slightly every year due to differing weather patterns. Want to know where you can find the best places to enjo...

Cherry Blossom Season in Taiwan lasts from mid-January to March. Want to know where you can find the best places to see Cherry Blossoms? In this guide, we will show you the places to see Cherry Blossoms, including a map of locations throughout Taiwan. taiwantravelblog.com/taiwan-cherr...