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Located 180 kms east of China, Taiwan is famed for its bustling cities, traditional Chinese temples, dramatic mountainous terrain, and hot springs resorts. The country has plenty of modern architectural landmarks which are in every way as beautiful as the centuries-old temples. Major attractions in Taiwan are Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall, Lungshan Temple of Manka, Dragon and Tiger Pagodas, Taipei 101, National Palace Museum, Formosan Aboriginal Culture Village, Fort Provintia, and Eternal Spring Shrine. With some of the best street food in the world, Taiwan’s culinary scene is legendary. Visitors must indulge in local delicacies at the chaotic night markets and drink locally brewed craft beers while singing karaoke. The island nation is home to incredible scenery and is a haven for nature lovers and adventure enthusiasts. Top natural attractions in Taiwan are Fulong Beach, Sun Moon Lake, Yehliu Geopark, hot spring in Beitou, Taroko National Park, Shei-Pa National Park, and Kenting National Park. The mountains of central Taiwan encompass Tsou aboriginal villages and the Alishan National Scenic Area. Popular hiking areas here include the riverside paths of Taroko Gorge, featuring lofty cliff walls and Yushan, the tallest mountain in Taiwan.

Taipei

Capital of Taiwan, Taipei is the economic, cultural, and political hub of the country. It is the largest city on the island and is a modern metropolis. Taipei is lined with several shopping centers, contemporary buildings, busy night markets, and world-class gourmet restaurants. The city combines modern with the traditional with a number of Chinese temples alongside its modern skyline. For sweeping views of the city, visitors should head over to the observation deck at Taipei 101, a 509-meter bamboo-shaped skyscraper. The old neighborhoods of Datong and Wanhua are filled with landmarks, such as the 18^th century Longshan Temple, Taipei Confucius Temple, Dalongdong Baoan Temple, Old Ministry of Railways Building, and Dadaocheng Xiahai-Chenghuang Temple. The city is home to several museums, cultural institutions, parks, and performing art venues such as National Theater and Concert Hall, Flora Expo Park, Botanical Garden, Taipei Zoo, National Palace Museum, Discovery Center of Taipei, Museum of Contemporary Art Taipei, and Songshan Cultural and Creative Park.

Kaohsiung

A port city in southern Taiwan, Kaohsing is a thriving metropolis. The city is an ethnic melting pot where visitors will experience diverse traditions and cultures and can feast on a wide variety of sumptuous cuisines. Kaohsiung’s skyline is dominated by towering skyscrapers. Shopaholics here will enjoy night markets as well as upscale malls. The chic cafes and walking paths along the banks of the Love River make it the perfect spot to enjoy a leisurely stroll. Other popular natural sites here include Mount Shoushan, Xiziwan Bay, and Lotus Pond. The views of the river, mountains, and ocean can be experienced via bicycling, hiking, camping, and other similar activities. Major attractions in Kaohsiung are 85 Sky Tower, Former British Consulate at Takao, Cihou Fort, Pier-2 Art Center, Fo Guang Shan Buddha Museum, Shou Shan Zoo, National Science and Technology Museum, and Spring and Autumn Pavilions.

Tainan

Located on Taiwan’s southwest coast, Tainan is the former imperial capital of the Qing dynasty. The city is famous for its centuries-old temples and fortresses. The 18^th century Chihkan Tower is emblematic of the city of Tainan. The beautiful city is a gateway to the Taijiang National Park and scenic landscapes, including Qigu Salt Mountain, Qigu Lagoon, and Siraya National Scenic Area. Notable attractions in Tainan are Eternal Golden Castle, Confucian Temple, Fort Zeelandia, Fort Provincia, Tainan Flower Night Market, Wanpi World Safari Zoo, Nanhua Reservoir, and Grand Matsu Temple. The city is also home to state-of-the-art museums such as Chimei Museum, National Museum of Taiwanese Literature, National Museum of Taiwan History, Koxinga Museum, and Sio House

The best time to take Taiwan flights is during spring season from April to June when weather is pleasant, and scorching summer is yet to arrive. For those who wish to avoid crowds and get economical flights, September to November are the ideal months to take cheap flights to Taiwan.