Taiwan

Imbued with spiritual intrigue and shaped by its history as a gold rush town, the picturesque enclave of Jiufen in Taiwan continues to captivate anime fans and curious travellers alike.

Resort, to open in 2028, will feature oceanfront vistas and personal hot springs in every villa.

Taiwan’s mind-blowing food scene can be successfully navigated by following the crowds to authentic, delicious local eateries.

Urban retreat designed by Andre Fu studio reflects the city’s blend of tradition and contemporary energy.

Taiwan’s compact size, high concentration of ascents, and outstanding trails make it one of the best destinations in Asia for a hiking adventure.

Taiwan’s east coast is notable for its hip towns, stunning scenery, and active draws that range from hiking to one of Asia’s best surf scenes.

With Taiwan once again open to visitors, it’s the perfect opportunity to delve into the variety of ingredients that make its capital such an enticing destination.

As the world slowly reopens to international travel, Remote Lands is putting a spotlight on underappreciated Taiwan, an island of natural beauty, urban splendor, and traditional culture.

Chang Dai-chien was one of Asia’s greatest artists, and his peculiar life is on display in the outskirts of Taipei.

Every year in the winter and again in the early spring a few million butterflies migrate from northern and central Taiwan to the south.

Taiwan’s East Coast is known for its temperate climate and laid-back culture – all best experienced from the open road.

Along one of Yushan’s most popular hiking routes, travelers will find evidence of one of Taiwan’s largest mammal species: the rare Formosan black bear.