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    2022 Mar./Apr.

    Bai Bai, Not Bye Bye

    By Travel in Taiwan2022 Mar./Apr., Feature

    It is very common to hear people in Taiwan saying “bye bye” when parting, a practice adapted from the English language. Also commonly heard is the Mandarin bai bai, used when referring to praying at a Daoist, Confucian, or Buddhist temple.

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    March 1, 2022
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    Fill Your Punnets!

    By Travel in Taiwan2022 Mar./Apr., Feature, North

    Winter in Taiwan is strawberry season. Beginning in December, the farms nestled in the hills of the northeast part of Taipei City blush crimson with the year’s harvest, attracting families eager to pick their own fruit.

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    February 25, 2022
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    Vegan Adventures

    By Travel in Taiwan2022 Mar./Apr., Feature, Food/Accommodation, North

    After a slow start, the eco-conscious, plant-based food trend has finally taken firm root in Taiwan. The past two years in particular have seen a diverse scene blossom, with options to suit everyone.

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    February 24, 2022
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    Island Getaway in Tainan City

    By Travel in Taiwan2022 Mar./Apr., Feature, South

    Small, tranquil, and attractive Yuguang Island lies directly off the coast on the south side of Tainan City’s Anping Harbor. New purpose-built inn-style homestays, a new museum, and new on-land/on-water fun activities have brought the island compelling allure.

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    February 24, 2022
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    Old Tainan City Learns New Tricks

    By Travel in Taiwan2022 Mar./Apr., Feature, South, Uncategorized

    Local young folk in Tainan revel in giving new life, personality, and mission to the humbler old architectural jewels they’ve grown up with, creating a treasure map of small eateries, tea rooms, cafés, boutique hotels, and other cultural-creative enterprises for travelers to culture-spelunk.

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    February 23, 2022
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    A Cultural Treasure-House

    By Travel in Taiwan2022 Mar./Apr., Feature, South

    Tainan City, born four centuries ago, is Taiwan’s most illustrious repository of important heritage sites. Here is a quartet of attractions that have been born within the past two decades.

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    February 22, 2022
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    Walks on Tainan’s Natural Side

    By Travel in Taiwan2022 Mar./Apr., Feature, South

    In this article we rollick about the coastal, flatlands, foothills, and urban-core regions for quick-dips at some of the best tourist-friendly natural treasures.

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    February 22, 2022
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