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The Pingtung Bluefin Tuna Cultural Tourism Festival in Taiwan runs from May 2 to July 5, featuring concerts, markets, and culinary events. Enjoy performances, explore stalls, and collect limited-edition keychains.

Experience the 2026 Sun Moon Lake Cherry Blossom Festival with over 5,000 trees in bloom. Enjoy cultural events, scenic trails, and night sakura in Taiwan.

Experience the 2026 CKS Shilin Residence Tulip Festival in Taipei from Feb. 26 to March 8. Enjoy 110,000 tulips, cultural events, and nearby attractions.

Explore Taiwan’s top 10 old streets, rich in history and culture. Discover Lukang, Daxi, and more, offering unique architecture, local cuisine, and vibrant traditions.

A day-long visit in Chiayi highlights the city’s cultural heritage and agricultural industries, from traditional crafts and historic sites to a Nara Yoshitomo exhibition and high-mountain tea.

The ＂Alishan Divine Journey＂ event, starting Dec. 19, blends spirituality and tourism in Alishan. Mazu statues from 18 townships will tour, promoting cultural heritage and tourism.

A woman disrupted a ’Taiwan Daruma’ display at Katsuo-ji Temple in Osaka, sparking outrage among Taiwanese tourists and netizens. The incident, shared on Threads, highlights cultural tensions and calls for respect for the temple’s spiritual significance.

Taiwan’s Tourism Bureau hosted a Stockholm event to boost Nordic travel ties. Attendees explored Taiwan’s culture through performances, workshops, and gifts.

The Kaohsiung City Department of Tourism announced the ＂East Kaohsiung Chill in the Wild: Liugui＂ fair starting Nov. 8. Enjoy cultural exchanges, performances, and workshops celebrating Taiwan and Japan’s rich heritage. Explore themed tours and discover Liugui’s scenic beauty and cultural diversity.

Chiayi City Expo, Dec. 12-28, celebrates 321 years with 16 exhibitions, 30+ performances, and 50+ activities. Discover Chiayi’s history, culture, and innovation.

Taiwan’s Tourism Bureau showcased its MICE industry at ITB Asia in Singapore on Oct. 15. The Taiwan Pavilion, themed ＂Waves of Wonder,＂ highlighted cultural performances and travel resources, aiming to boost Taiwan’s global influence.

Taiwan’s Ministry of Culture has designated the Heping Island B Archaeological Site as a national site, highlighting its historical significance from the Neolithic to the Spanish colonial period.

The Hakka Affairs Council launched the 2025 Global Hakka Culture Conference in Taipei, focusing on public participation, language preservation, and cultural innovation.

Four Taiwan cities unite in Singapore to promote tourism through cultural gifts and travel packages, targeting Singapore and Malaysian visitors with themed experiences.

Explore Taiwan’s diverse tourism at the Summer Travel Expo in Taipei, July 18-21. Discover travel packages, cultural exhibits, and exclusive transport deals.

Taiwan’s first national museum for Indigenous peoples progresses with a new office in Kaohsiung. Set to open in 2032, it aims to promote Indigenous cultures globally.

Taiwan’s Tourism Administration opened its Amsterdam center on May 15 to boost its presence in Europe. The office aims to enhance Taiwan’s tourism brand and foster partnerships in the Netherlands.

The 2025 Pingtung Black Tuna Cultural Tourism Season kicked off with a thrilling auction. A local company won the first tuna for over NT$2.3 million. Discover the event’s cultural significance and upcoming activities.

The World Masters Games 2025 in Taipei and New Taipei City will host 25,000 athletes, surpassing past events. Notable participants and centenarian athletes will compete.

Taiwanese students, led by Hsiao Hsu-tsen, visit Beijing for a five-day exchange to foster cross-strait youth interaction. Activities include skiing and cultural tours.

Taiwan’s international visitor numbers lag behind 2019 levels, despite a rise from last year. Officials discuss tourism recovery strategies amid regional comparisons.

Taiwan expects nearly 5,000 overseas Taiwanese for Double Ten National Day, the highest in eight years. Despite China’s low-cost travel offers, Taiwan’s cultural appeal prevails.

Taiwan promotes its culture and tourism at the 28th Feria Internacional de Turismo in Argentina. Highlights include cultural displays, local snacks, and calligraphy services.

Discover how Culture Minister Li Yuan’s visit to Chiayi Cultural and Creative Industries Park aims to enhance local culture and tourism, with insights on future developments and collaborations.

Culture Minister Li Yuan advocates for a thoughtful transformation of the Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall to preserve history while adapting to modern needs, with plans to relocate Honor Guard performances to Liberty Square.