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Kick off your journey in Taipei, the bustling capital city. Ascend the iconic Taipei 101, once the tallest building in the world, for panoramic views that will take your breath away.

Explore the historic Longshan Temple, where centuries of history and spirituality converge. Art enthusiasts can marvel at the vast collection of Chinese artifacts in the National Palace Museum, home to some of the most precious cultural treasures in the world.

Taiwan is a paradise for outdoor lovers. Cyclists can enjoy scenic routes that wind through the lush East Rift Valley or circle the tranquil waters of Sun Moon Lake. Hikers will find unforgettable trails among the marble cliffs and river gorges of Taroko, or in the misty forests of Alishan, where sunrise views are nothing short of magical.

For those seeking rest and relaxation, Taiwan’s hot springs — like those in Yilan and Beitou — offer peaceful escapes nestled in natural surroundings. Island hopping to Green Island or Orchid Island adds another layer of adventure, where visitors can immerse themselves in rich indigenous cultures and explore pristine coastlines.

A destination of culture and celebration

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Taiwan is a place where tradition and celebration come to life all year long. Whether you’re watching lanterns float into the night sky during Lunar New Year, sharing mooncakes under a glowing full moon in the fall, or soaking in a mountainside hot spring while sampling local cuisine, there’s something for every kind of traveller.

Summer brings even more reasons to visit — like the stunning Taiwan International Balloon Festival, Penghu’s International Fireworks Festival, and Yilan’s playful International Children’s Folklore & Folkgames Festival.

For those with an eye for style, Taipei Fashion Week showcases the island’s creative edge with a distinctly Asian flair. These events aren’t just festivals — they’re windows into the spirit of Taiwan, offering visitors a warm, authentic, and memorable way to connect with the island’s people, landscapes, and rich cultural stories. For Canadians seeking both adventure and connection, Taiwan is ready to welcome you.

Taiwan’s timeless treasures

Jiufen, once a booming gold mining town in New Taipei City, charms visitors with historic streets, unique teahouses, and ocean views.

Nearby, Lungshan Temple, built in 1740, features exquisite Qing Dynasty architecture and intricate sculptures. In Yilan County, Jiaoxi Hot Spring is renowned for its clear, mineral-rich alkaline waters and rare flatland location, offering a soothing natural bath experience.

The local community also cultivates hot spring vegetables and uses the waters to support agriculture and tourism. Together, these sites showcase Taiwan’s rich heritage, blending history, culture, nature, and wellness.

Culinary delights

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Food lovers will find paradise in Taiwan. The island’s night markets are legendary, offering an array of delectable street foods such as stinky tofu, oyster omelettes, and bubble tea.

Taiwan’s culinary scene also boasts world-class dining experiences with numerous Michelin-starred restaurants serving everything from traditional Taiwanese cuisine to innovative fusion dishes.

Warm hospitality and modern convenience

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Experience the warm hospitality of the Taiwanese people, known for their friendliness and helpfulness. Taiwan’s excellent infrastructure ensures a smooth and enjoyable travel experience. The island’s extensive network of high-speed trains, buses, and ferries makes exploring all corners of Taiwan efficiently and comfortably easy.

Promoting Taiwan in North America

To promote Taiwan tourism in North America, Taiwan’s Tourism Delegation visited Toronto, Vancouver, and Seattle from June 8 to 15, 2025, hosting a series of promotional events.

These activities showcase Taiwan’s abundant tourism resources, multicultural attractions, and high-quality travel experiences—strengthening ties with the North American travel industry.

Taiwan Tourism Information Centre in Vancouver

To better serve Canadian travellers, the Taiwan Tourism Information Centre in Vancouver opened on October 2, 2024, in Richmond, British Columbia, near the Richmond–Brighouse SkyTrain Station and CF Richmond Centre Mall.

Bilingual staff provide travel consultations and Taiwan tourism materials. Visitors are welcome to make an appointment or drop by for personalized advice and up-to-date information about travelling to Taiwan.

Taiwan the lucky land – Last chance to win!

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To attract more international travellers, Taiwan’s Tourism Administration launched the “Taiwan the Lucky Land” campaign, giving independent international visitors the chance to win NT$5,000 (approximately CAN$230) in travel spending credits. All independent travellers entering Taiwan are eligible to register and participate.

Last chance to win! The promotion ends on September 30, 2025.

Plan your trip today

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Plan your trip today and discover why Taiwan is the ultimate travel destination. Whether you’re seeking adventure, relaxation, or cultural enrichment, Waves of wonder await in Taiwan: Experience it all!

Local Media Contacts:

Taiwan Tourism Administration, New York Office
Director Jin Juang
Phone: 1-212-867-1632
Email: ttany@tad.gov.tw

Taiwan Tourism Administration, San Francisco Office
Director Sylvia Lee
Phone: 1-415-989-8677
Email: info.visittaiwansf@gmail.com