Taipei is the fun capital of Taiwan and is full of modern malls, ancient temples, rich palaces and night markets.

One of the island's oldest settlements and the region’s former capital, this city’s winding streets tell the story of Taiwan’s history.

Taiwan’s second-largest city is changing its industrial focus and emerging as a modern hub of entertainment and culture.

Between the mountains and the coast, there is so much to see and do in the most populous city of the Taiwan Metropolitan area that you’ll never want to leave.

With cosy restaurants, traditional night markets and tranquil tai chi in the park, this destination will make you forget that you’re in Taiwan’s third-largest city.

This northern Taiwanese county is home to ancient cypress forests, sweeping views, unique local delicacies and a breathtaking treetop walk.