TAIWAN
Culture
Nature
City Life
Night Markets
Slow Travel
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Taiwan is a vibrant island where modern cityscapes meet lush mountains, night markets buzz with flavors, and centuries-old traditions live alongside cutting-edge innovation. From lantern-lit lanes in Jiufen to the serene trails of Taroko Gorge, Taiwan offers a mix of culture, cuisine, and adventure — all wrapped in warm hospitality.
Best Rated Journeys in the Region
Travellers rave about Taiwan’s balance of convenience and authenticity. Whether it’s the ease of hopping between cities, the friendliness of locals, or the endless food discoveries, Taiwan delivers experiences that stay with you long after you’ve left. From hiking in Alishan’s sunrise glow to savoring bubble tea in its birthplace, each moment feels crafted for connection.
Traveller Notes
In the age of quick trips and viral destinations, Taiwan often gets overshadowed by its bigger neighbors. Many travellers know Taipei but overlook Taiwan’s deep cultural layers, remote islands, and diverse landscapes. Without curated guidance, visitors may miss hidden gems - from secret hot springs to indigenous festivals, that reveal Taiwan’s true character.
Getting Around: Taiwan’s High-Speed Rail is perfect for cross-country hops, but don’t skip the slower mountain trains for scenic views.
Food Finds: Night markets are a must, but also seek out indigenous and Hakka cuisine in rural towns.
Timing: Spring for cherry blossoms and cool hikes, autumn for festivals and milder weather.
Etiquette: Locals are warm and polite — a friendly “Ni Hao” goes a long way.
Must Visit Spots
Taiwan is a land of contrasts towering peaks and turquoise gorges, neon-lit streets and tea plantations draped in mist. Here, every region tells a different story: Taipei’s creative energy, Tainan’s historical charm, Sun Moon Lake’s tranquil beauty, and Kenting’s tropical beaches. With a compact size and high-speed trains, exploring Taiwan is seamless yet endlessly surprising.
Alternate Nightlife Guide in Taipei – Beyond bars: late-night eats, cultural nights, and indie gigs.
Lantern Festival Special – A guide to celebrating under thousands of floating lights.
Cycling Around Sun Moon Lake – Scenic routes and local tips for a perfect ride.
Our Approach
At Nomadish, we believe Taiwan is best experienced through a mix of planned routes and spontaneous detours. We focus on slow travel, supporting local artisans, and connecting travellers with the island’s diverse communities. Every guide we create blends cultural insight with practical tips so you can travel with confidence - whether it’s your first time in Taiwan or your fifth.
Top Pick Experiences
TAIWAN
Culture
Nature
City Life
Night Markets
Slow Travel
Know More
Taiwan is a vibrant island where modern cityscapes meet lush mountains, night markets buzz with flavors, and centuries-old traditions live alongside cutting-edge innovation. From lantern-lit lanes in Jiufen to the serene trails of Taroko Gorge, Taiwan offers a mix of culture, cuisine, and adventure — all wrapped in warm hospitality.
Best Rated Journeys in the Region
Travellers rave about Taiwan’s balance of convenience and authenticity. Whether it’s the ease of hopping between cities, the friendliness of locals, or the endless food discoveries, Taiwan delivers experiences that stay with you long after you’ve left. From hiking in Alishan’s sunrise glow to savoring bubble tea in its birthplace, each moment feels crafted for connection.
Traveller Notes
In the age of quick trips and viral destinations, Taiwan often gets overshadowed by its bigger neighbors. Many travellers know Taipei but overlook Taiwan’s deep cultural layers, remote islands, and diverse landscapes. Without curated guidance, visitors may miss hidden gems - from secret hot springs to indigenous festivals, that reveal Taiwan’s true character.
Getting Around: Taiwan’s High-Speed Rail is perfect for cross-country hops, but don’t skip the slower mountain trains for scenic views.
Food Finds: Night markets are a must, but also seek out indigenous and Hakka cuisine in rural towns.
Timing: Spring for cherry blossoms and cool hikes, autumn for festivals and milder weather.
Etiquette: Locals are warm and polite — a friendly “Ni Hao” goes a long way.
Must Visit Spots
Taiwan is a land of contrasts towering peaks and turquoise gorges, neon-lit streets and tea plantations draped in mist. Here, every region tells a different story: Taipei’s creative energy, Tainan’s historical charm, Sun Moon Lake’s tranquil beauty, and Kenting’s tropical beaches. With a compact size and high-speed trains, exploring Taiwan is seamless yet endlessly surprising.
Alternate Nightlife Guide in Taipei – Beyond bars: late-night eats, cultural nights, and indie gigs.
Lantern Festival Special – A guide to celebrating under thousands of floating lights.
Cycling Around Sun Moon Lake – Scenic routes and local tips for a perfect ride.
Our Approach
At Nomadish, we believe Taiwan is best experienced through a mix of planned routes and spontaneous detours. We focus on slow travel, supporting local artisans, and connecting travellers with the island’s diverse communities. Every guide we create blends cultural insight with practical tips so you can travel with confidence - whether it’s your first time in Taiwan or your fifth.
Top Pick Experiences
TAIWAN
Culture
Nature
City Life
Night Markets
Slow Travel
Know More
Taiwan is a vibrant island where modern cityscapes meet lush mountains, night markets buzz with flavors, and centuries-old traditions live alongside cutting-edge innovation. From lantern-lit lanes in Jiufen to the serene trails of Taroko Gorge, Taiwan offers a mix of culture, cuisine, and adventure — all wrapped in warm hospitality.
Best Rated Journeys in the Region
Travellers rave about Taiwan’s balance of convenience and authenticity. Whether it’s the ease of hopping between cities, the friendliness of locals, or the endless food discoveries, Taiwan delivers experiences that stay with you long after you’ve left. From hiking in Alishan’s sunrise glow to savoring bubble tea in its birthplace, each moment feels crafted for connection.
Traveller Notes
In the age of quick trips and viral destinations, Taiwan often gets overshadowed by its bigger neighbors. Many travellers know Taipei but overlook Taiwan’s deep cultural layers, remote islands, and diverse landscapes. Without curated guidance, visitors may miss hidden gems - from secret hot springs to indigenous festivals, that reveal Taiwan’s true character.
Getting Around: Taiwan’s High-Speed Rail is perfect for cross-country hops, but don’t skip the slower mountain trains for scenic views.
Food Finds: Night markets are a must, but also seek out indigenous and Hakka cuisine in rural towns.
Timing: Spring for cherry blossoms and cool hikes, autumn for festivals and milder weather.
Etiquette: Locals are warm and polite — a friendly “Ni Hao” goes a long way.
Must Visit Spots
Taiwan is a land of contrasts towering peaks and turquoise gorges, neon-lit streets and tea plantations draped in mist. Here, every region tells a different story: Taipei’s creative energy, Tainan’s historical charm, Sun Moon Lake’s tranquil beauty, and Kenting’s tropical beaches. With a compact size and high-speed trains, exploring Taiwan is seamless yet endlessly surprising.
Alternate Nightlife Guide in Taipei – Beyond bars: late-night eats, cultural nights, and indie gigs.
Lantern Festival Special – A guide to celebrating under thousands of floating lights.
Cycling Around Sun Moon Lake – Scenic routes and local tips for a perfect ride.
Our Approach
At Nomadish, we believe Taiwan is best experienced through a mix of planned routes and spontaneous detours. We focus on slow travel, supporting local artisans, and connecting travellers with the island’s diverse communities. Every guide we create blends cultural insight with practical tips so you can travel with confidence - whether it’s your first time in Taiwan or your fifth.
Top Pick Experiences