That said, it has plenty of attractions to detain you for a couple of days, including atmospheric temples, museums, historic monuments and teeming night markets.
Taroko Gorge On the east coast, the island’s main tourist attraction features a thundering river, towering cliffs and plenty of excellent opportunities for camping and trekking.
Fokuang Shan This modern temple/monastery complex in the rolling hills northeast of the city of Kaohsiung is the centre of Taiwanese Buddhist scholarship. The surrounding forests and bamboo groves contain many excellent treks.
Taiwan is also known as Treasure Island for its beautiful scenery and landscapes. The island is a popular destination for tourists who want to enjoy its grand mountains, theme parks, beaches, and cultural offerings. Enjoy its friendly people, fine weather, excellent tourist facilities, and convenient transportation.1.) Mt. YushanDon’t miss seeing the Jade Mountain, Mt. Yushan, which is Northeastern Asia’s highest peak. Exercise your limbs by climbing this 3,952-meter-high mountain. Yang Min Shan National ParkThis a favorite place due to its hot springs, wonderful flora and wildlife and spas. Its mineral springs are popular with people from Taipei. Chiang Kai Shek Memorial HallThis palatial structure is also known as the National Taiwan Democracy Memorial Hall. PenghuPenghu is an archipelago of 64 islands between Taiwan and the mainland. 5.) TienhsiangLocated in Tienhsiang is the Taroko Gorge, probably Taiwan’s most beautiful tourist attraction. The temple is situated in the Wanhua district, just near the Huashi Night Market.7.) The National Palace MuseumComparable to the best museums in the world like the Louvre, the National Palace Museum contains one of the most extensive collections of Chinese artifacts and objects d’art. Taipei 101Taipei 101 is the tallest building in the world standing at 509 meters. Guang Hua Night MarketThis is a street food market made up of food stalls catering to local residents.