Taiwan in March

March to May and the temperatures gradually rise in Taiwan, seeing the start of beautiful spring weather, warm and just a little wet.  Average temperatures are usually between 15ºC and 27ºC (58-79ºF), with rainfall about 50 mm per month for the season. March is the beginning of the cherry blossom season and the bright pinks are a joy to watch slowly come into bloom, particularly in the pristine mountain town of Alishan in the south, with its forests, tea plantations and ancient Aboriginal villages. Kenting National Park in the tropical south is also superb at this time of year, encompassing beautiful beaches and low mountains, ancient villages, natural protected areas, and sleepy fishing harbors.

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Taiwan Top to Bottom with Kids

Taiwan Top to Bottom with Kids

Gather the family and head to Taiwan for a 9-day trip through the island’s most exciting cities and postcard-perfect natural landscapes that is sure to captivate and teach even the youngest traveler. Education and entertainment can be found hand in hand at interactive museums, cultural villages, ancient tea houses, community farms and temples throughout the island, from Taipei down to Kaosiung. Relish these good times with the whole family and come away with fond memories and new lessons for everyone.

Duration
9 days / 8 nights
Price Per Person
From $6,300
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Recommended Festivals For Taiwan in March

Purple Butterfly Viewing

December-March

From December to March, visitors to the Maolin National Scenic Area can see migrating purple Euploea butterflies. Millions them make a stop-off here in the south of Taiwan, and thousands of tourists from across the world are drawn in by their beauty.

Location Maolin National Scenic Area, Taiwan

Lantern Festival

February-March

The Taiwan Lantern Festival is celebrated around the first full moon of the lunar year, and is considered one of the most romantic dates in the festive calendar. Locals and visitors make handheld candles, set off firecrackers and release lanterns into the sky. A can’t-miss favorite is tangyuan (sticky rice dumplings) - the festival food.

Location Countrywide, Taiwan

Song-Jiang Battle Array

March-April

The Kaohsiung Neimen Songjiang Battle Array Competition invites teams from across Taiwan to converge on the Zizhu Temple in Neimen for 12 days of martial arts demonstrations and contests. This 10-year-old event, held in March and April, also aims to promote this ancient art of battle whilst preserving its role in reflecting Taiwanese identity.

Location Kaohsiung, Taiwan

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