1. The sun and moon meet in Sun Moon Lake, and the water and sand connect. Sun Moon Lake is a poem of colors.

May is blue-gray and melancholy, June is indigo-blue innocence, July is silver-white and majestic, August is dark green and deep, and September is blue and clear.

Follow the 33-kilometer road around the lake, or if you want to get even closer, choose any of the 14 natural trails to see this poetic lake from a distance, from near, from high, or from low.

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Every position and every angle will show you a different look, but it's still fascinating.

2. Taipei 101 is an outstanding landmark building that is enough to change the city.

Standing on the top floor of the Taipei 101 building and overlooking the night view of the Taipei Plain is an indescribable wonder. There are too many romantic stories about this building, which are also seen in various Taiwanese idol dramas or MTV.

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3. Ximending Ximending is a famous popular business district in Taipei. The most distinctive pedestrian area is the first area set up specifically for pedestrians in Taipei, including the Red Building, Tattoo Street, Movie Street, KTV, Wannian Building, Wanguo Department Store, and Eslite

Bookstores and a variety of boutique shops can be found in Ximending, which is one of the favorite places for people in Taipei to spend their holidays.

4. The National Palace Museum The National Palace Museum is a must-see in Taipei. It has collected and exhibited 700,000 rare treasures collected by emperors from the Song to the Qing dynasties over the past 1,000 years. Most of these precious cultural relics were originally in the National Palace Museum in Beijing.

5. Sanxiantai Sanxiantai is the most popular scenic spot in Taitung. Original Huadong 2007 Summer Harvest Festival: Every year in July and August, the Aboriginal people’s Harvest Festival songs echo among the mountains, forests and coasts of Hualien and Taitung, and their energetic dances

It shakes the heaven and earth and touches the hearts of the people.

Come here to feel the warm sunshine of the East Coast, drink the original flavor, and experience the charm of the Harvest Festival with our advancing tribe.

6. Anping Kaitai Tianhou Temple Anping Kaitai Tianhou Temple is located next to Anping Castle in Tainan City. It is the largest temple in Anping District, Tainan.

When Zheng Chenggong regained Taiwan in 1668, he went to Meizhou in person to welcome three statues of soft-bodied Mazu, and accompanied the ship to protect Zheng Jun's navy when they came to Taiwan.

After regaining Taiwan, the Tianhou Palace was built in the same year. It was called Tianfei Palace when it was first built.

Therefore, Anping Kaitai Tianhou Temple is also dedicated to the "Guardian Mazu" who protected Zheng Chenggong. It is one of the Mazu temples with a long history on the island of Taiwan.

7. Kinmen-Matsu Battlefield Tour As the forefront of the cross-strait confrontation in the past, there are a large number of battlefield tunnels that were once used for military purposes in the Kinmen and Matsu areas.

In the past, these tunnels were not known to ordinary people and existed only mysteriously in everyone's imagination.

But after the Jinma "battlefield government" was terminated, creative people immediately turned these tunnels into tourist attractions.

Not only is it wonderfully crafted, but it also has the characteristics of being warm in winter and cool in summer, making it a favorite among summer tourists.