A battle of the daily staple beverages has been raging in Taiwan the past decade-plus, a titanic struggle for the hearts and minds of the people. Tea has sat proudly on the throne for centuries. The upstart coffee waded ashore from places foreign (i.e., Starbucks from the U.S.) in the 1990s. Which is winning? Which has the most legitimate claim to being the preferred daily beverage staple of Taiwan’s inhabitants?
Alec Gates and Alex Bryant are two cycling enthusiasts. Hailing from Texas, the two own Taipei Bike Works, a cycling shop tucked alongside a park in Taipei’s Dadaocheng neighborhood. The shop is a hard-won passion project for the two entrepreneurs, who have carved out a niche for themselves in Taiwan’s flourishing cycling industry.
Hualien County in eastern Taiwan is one of the island’s most popular tourist areas. There are many great accommodation options to choose from.
Hualien is a very popular travel destination in Taiwan and there is no shortage of accommodation options to all year needs.
Find out where energetic entrepreneurs, mostly younger in age, are breathing new life into vintage buildings and hoary tight-knit Tainan communities.
In Tainan, the small cultural-creative hotels, inns, hostels, and homestays found snuggled away within its close-knit community grids of side lanes and alleys do double-duty as time-travel devices.
Tainan, in southwestern Taiwan, is a city known for its historic sites, but the city also has its share of modern, even futuristic, buildings worthy of exploration.
Cycling in Taiwan’s big cities is ultra-convenient with the growing network of public bike rental systems, especially YouBike.
The old city of Tainan in southern Taiwan is a fantastic place to explore. with countless temples, parks, heritage sites, and museums.
More than 70 events and festivals throughout the year in Taiwan. There is always something exciting going on!
