Discover Taiwan: A Journey of Flavour, Heritage and Tranquillity

SYDNEY,Sept. 16, 2025/PRNewswire/ -- Taiwan Tourism invites travellers to experience the island through a deeper, more meaningful lens. Centred around three pillars — Culinary exploration, Aboriginal heritage, and the art of Slow travel — this celebratesTaiwan'srich cultural tapestry and encourages visitors to savour every moment.

A Culinary Paradise

No journey is complete without tastingTaiwan'sculinary treasures. Bubble tea,Taiwan'siconic drink, offers a sweet, chewy delight found in cafés and night markets. As evening falls, night markets come alive with sizzling street food—oyster omelette, salt and pepper chicken, and stinky tofu showcaseTaiwan'sbold flavours. Not forgetting lesser-known indigenous dishes such as bamboo rice, stone hot pots, and grilled wild boar. crafted from local ingredients and traditional techniques.

Taiwanese cuisine combines influences from Hokkien, Hakka, Indigenous, and international culinary traditions, creating a rich and flavourful mosaic. Signature dishes include three-cup chicken and oyster pancakes, Hakka-style braised pork with preserved vegetables. These offerings reflectTaiwan'sdiverse cultural heritage and provide an exciting culinary experience for every palate.

Taiwan'sfresh tropical fruits, especially mangoes and pineapples, add a sweet finish to this flavourful journey.

Celebrating Aboriginal Culture

Taiwanis the birthplace of Austronesian culture. Today,Taiwanofficially recognizes 16 Indigenous tribes, each with distinct languages, customs, and artistic traditions. These communities, making up 2.5% of the population, preserve ancient heritage while embracing modern creativity.

Travellers can experience this living culture through vibrant festivals, polyphonic chants, and traditional dances. Indigenous arts and crafts—like weaving, woodcarving, and beadwork—reflect deep spiritual meaning. Local cuisine features ingredients such as millet, taro, and mountain greens.

Regions like Hualien, Taitung, and Pingtung offer immersive community tourism, where visitors engage with Indigenous storytelling, nature, and sustainable living.

For travellers fromNew ZealandandAustralia,Taiwanoffers a unique connection to the wider Austronesian world—an invitation to explore shared roots and living traditions.

A Slow-Travel Paradise of Nature and Wellness

Looking for a vacation that blends stunning landscapes with deep relaxation?Taiwanoffers a unique slow-travel experience, where nature and wellness go hand in hand. Nestled along the Pacific Ring of Fire,Taiwanboasts diverse geothermal springs—from the sulfur-rich Beitou Hot Springs inTaipeito the rare mud springs of Guanziling and the serene Zhiben Hot Springs in Taitung.

Beyond hot springs,Taiwan'stop destinations like Hualien, Taitung, Kenting, andSun Moon Lakeinvite travellers to unwind amid gorges, beaches and tranquil lakes. Alishan's sunrise and sea of clouds offer breathtaking moments of peace.

Slow living is a way of life here—sip high-mountain tea in a traditional teahouse, stroll along one ofTaiwan's307 beaches or hike among its 286 towering peaks. With heartfelt hospitality and rich natural resources,Taiwanis the perfect place to rejuvenate your body and soul.

Join the Journey

Taiwan Tourism invites global travellers to embark on a journey that nourishes the senses, honours tradition and embraces the present. For more information, itineraries, and booking options, visit Taiwan Tourism's official website,https://eng.taiwan.net.tw

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SOURCE Taiwan Tourism Administration Singapore Office