Taiwan Travel Guide

Attractions

- Taipei: National Palace Museum, home to a collection of ancient Chinese artifacts and artworks; Taipei 101, a skyscraper with panoramic views of the city; Yehliu Geopark, a cape with unique rock formations.
- Taichung: Rainbow Village, a colorful and artistic village; Fengjia Night Market, a bustling market with a variety of street food and creative products.
- Nantou: Sun Moon Lake, a scenic lake surrounded by mountains; Cingjing Farm, a farm with sheep feeding and sheep shearing shows.
- Kaohsiung: Sizihwan, a scenic bay with beautiful coastal views; Cijin Island, a beach with a water park; Liuhe Night Market, a market with a variety of seafood and other delicacies.
- Pingtung: Kenting National Park, a park with diverse ecosystems and beautiful beaches; Eluanbi Park, a park with a lighthouse and ocean views.

Food Recommendations

- Oyster Omelet: Fresh oysters coated in sweet potato starch and fried until golden brown, served with vegetables, eggs, and sweet chili sauce.
- Sausage in Sticky Rice: Sticky rice sausage fried until crispy, stuffed with pork sausage and pickled vegetables, and brushed with sauce.
- Braised Pork Rice: Pork belly braised in soy sauce and served over rice.
- Bubble Tea: Chewy tapioca pearls served with milk tea, available hot or cold.
- Pineapple Cake: Sweet pineapple jam wrapped in a flaky pastry.

Accommodation Suggestions

- Taipei: Stay near Taipei Main Station or Ximending, such as Chaiin Hotel - Dongmen, for convenient transportation.
- Taichung: Stay near Fengjia Night Market for easy access to food and attractions.
- Kenting: Stay at a seaside B&B, such as near Kenting Street, for ocean views and nightlife.

Transportation Guide
- Public Transportation: Taipei's MRT is convenient and covers most attractions. Other cities in Taiwan are connected by high-speed rail and regular rail.
- Car Rental: Consider renting a car for a group trip for flexibility and convenience. The driver can also serve as a tour guide.