East Coast National Scenic Area – Taiwan Best Destination

The East Coast National Scenic Area is one of the best destinations you must visit in Taiwan. It is known as “Taiwan’s Last Unspoiled land,” stretching about 170 km down to the east coast of the Island. The land here shows us the volcanic rock, classic rock from the deep beneath the ocean and the shale that has been pushed upward. You can see the natural environment that will amaze your eyes in East Coast National Scenic Area. The weathering, erosion, and the accumulation have produced such wide range of landforms here. Varied topography provides the habitat rich diversity of flora and fauna.

Ziqiang Road Night Market in Taiwan

Ziqiang Road Night Market is one of the most famous night markets in Hualien City, Taiwan. It is a bit small market by size, but it is one of the most crowded destinations you will visit in Taiwan. Looking at the food’s quality, I would give 100 score of all Taiwan’s night markets.

Raohe Street Tourist Night Market Taipei, Taiwan

Raohe Street Tourist Night Market is located in Raohe street, about 600 meters in length. It is one of top night markets recommendation you need to visit when traveling to Taiwan. This area has old name as Xikou and was a business center. It is the second tourist night market in Taipei. It offers various products and local foods are sold in Raohe Street Tourist Night Market. It is such definitely worthy place to visit!

Taipei 101 Mall

Do you know what the tallest building in the world is? If you want to know the answer, then you need to go to Taiwan for your vacation. The Taipei 101 Mall is the tallest building in the world, offering mass of shops on the lower floors labeled with many top brands like Louis Vuitton, Dior, Celine, and many more. The 4th floor houses the page one bookstore from Singapore. With the highest end coffee house in Taipei, you can enjoy your time with your lover and family there. To satisfy your appetite, some fine restaurants will also work their best.

Taipei Martyrs' Shrine

The Taipei Martyrs' Shrine resting on the slopes of the Qing Mountain and overseeing the Keelung River is located right next to the Grand Hotel. It was built in 1969 and covers such large area. The masterpiece of architectural style is a bit similar with the Taihe Dian Imperial Palace in Beijing, Mainland China, and it definitely symbolizes the martyr’s brave spirit.

With more than 33,000 square meters of grass fields surrounding the structure, it promotes such a serene atmosphere. The 330,000 men who sacrificed their lives to the Chinese revolution are worshipped here.
Each spring and autumn, the president of Taiwan leads both civil and military officials in a public worship. So when you visit this place at time like those, you are in the perfect place and time.