The more obscure the Taiwanese destination, the more visiting it tends to reward you.
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Matsu’s Most Magnificent Island
There’s an argument to be made that you shouldn’t bother comparing Beigan vs Nangan.
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Meaningless Dreams
One in particular refused to be carried by the wind.
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EVA Air Awards: The Good, The Bad and The Ugly
When it comes to EVA Air award booking, there’s good news and bad news.
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A Sober Starlux Review
Taiwanese start-up carrier Starlux may be the most-hyped airline of all time.
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A Place to Stay in Taipei
I know a thing or two about finding apartments in Taipei.
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The Fastest Way(s) to Reach Taitung
There is no bullet train to Taitung.
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How to Travel from “China” to China
It’s relatively easy to travel from Taiwan to China
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Is This Taiwan’s Most Interesting Temple?
I can’t remember what specifically made me want to visit Lion’s Head Temple; I also can’t forget the place.
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Which “Chinese” Capital is the Best?
Beijing and Taipei don’t have a whole lot in common, their status as national (yes, I said it) capitals notwithstanding.
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Is Taiwan a Country?
What other place on earth has its own government, military, currency and borders, but in spite of this remains a province or territory of another nation?
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The Truth About Masks in Taiwan
Masks were extremely rare in Taiwan before covid-19, more or less how they are in the US and Europe now.
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Why is Taiwan So Rainy?
Adopt a Taiwan travel strategy that’s as weather-proof as possible.
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Curious About SIM Cards in Taiwan? Start Here
I hope you’ll find my insights about your Taiwan SIM card enlightening.
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The Truth About Taiwan’s Balloon Festival
Will attending the Taiwan International Balloon Festival change your life?
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Taitung’s Treasure Islands
There are key differences—exciting differences, frankly—between these two jewels in Taiwan’s crown.
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