Taiwan in September

September to November is Taiwan’s autumn and the best time to visit, with the island’s many flowers coming into full bloom. At this time there are cooler temperatures than in summer and much less rain, especially in October and November. Average lows are between 18ºC and 27ºC (64-80ºF) and average highs are between 27ºC and 30ºC (80-85ºF), with rainfall a mere 20 mm per month. The dry weather makes it a perfect time to hike or cycle though the island’s many mountains and along its coastline.

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Coastal Taiwanese Road Trip: Kaohsiung to Taipei

Taiwan is a beautiful, ecologically diverse island with miles of coastline to explore and a treasure trove of culturally interesting sites and monuments. On this seven-day itinerary that starts from Kaohsiung on the lower west side of the island and traces along a scenic coastal road heading north to Taipei, learn about this fascinating nation and how it came to be what it is today. Enjoy numerous stops at high oceanside cliffs, a visit to a local fishing village, and a full day spent touring the capital, Taipei, and its many museums, parks, and night markets.

Interest Amazing Landscapes

Destination Taiwan

Duration: 7 days / 6 nights

Price Per Person: From $6,000

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Taste of Taiwan: The Ultimate Foodie Adventure

Arrive hungry and remember to pack your taste buds. This ultimate foodie tour of Taiwan takes your tongue on a tantalizing journey to the island’s best culinary destinations.

Interest Cuisine

Destinations Taiwan, Taiwan

Duration: 8 days / 7 nights

Price Per Person: From $6,500

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Uncover Chinese Culture Through Expansive Artistic Venues

Immerse yourself in a stunning expanse of contemporary and historical artwork over this 10-day sojourn in China. From Beijing to Taipei, you will uncover modern artistic perceptions of one of society’s most ancient cultures.

Interest Art

Destinations China, Taiwan, Taiwan

Duration: 10 days / 9 nights

Price Per Person: From $9,400

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Cycling Formosa: The Long Way Around Taiwan

Author: Duncan Forgan

Duncan Forgan takes his bike around Taiwan – all the way around Taiwan. This heaven for cyclists is a hard climb but well worth the effort.

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Drone over Taiwan: From Kenting to Taipei and Beyond

Author: Jay Tindall

A road trip along Taiwan’s east coast allows travelers to see strange architectural wonders, breathtaking natural beauty, and dynamic Asian cityscapes from a whole new angle.

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Tainan: A Journey Through Taiwan’s Oldest City

Author: Ronan O'Connell

For travelers who want to experience Taiwan away from the rush of Taipei, Tainan is a slower, more historic city – some might even say the island’s oldest.

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