Below are the concerns that those preparing to travel to Taiwan have. HoaBinh Tourist hopes that through this article, you will find your answers and prepare carefully for your upcoming trip. Let's start looking for guides and experiences for traveling to Taiwan.
It is not natural that this question was asked first. Choosing the right time to organize your trip will give you a complete trip. Taiwan has a climate of four seasons: spring, summer, autumn, and winter.
Normally in this season, from March to the end of April, the weather here is cool; the average temperature is from 17 degrees Celsius to 25 degrees Celsius. Therefore, this season, there are many festivals taking place in Taiwan. Cherry blossoms will also bloom along the roads.
So, you can try traveling this season with your family, watching the beautiful sky in Taiwan. You also need to bring an umbrella when leaving the house to avoid erratic rain.
The summer weather here is sometimes quite hot; temperatures range from 27 degrees Celsius to 34 degrees Celsius from June to the end of August. Therefore, choosing to travel at this time does not seem very feasible.
Fall is a great time to see bright red maple leaves. From October to the end of November, the weather turns cool, and with mild sunshine, the temperature ranges from 22 degrees Celsius to 28 degrees Celsius. It can be said that this is the ideal period for a trip to Taiwan.
Taiwan is one of the countries that has snow in the winter. The temperature ranges from 10 degrees Celsius to 15 degrees Celsius from December to February. However, the weather is not too cold or too dry, so it is very pleasant. If you are someone who likes snow and cold weather, try coming here in the winter.
Not only when traveling to Taiwan, but in general when you travel to other countries, you also need to prepare the following:
This is the first "travel ticket" needed. An easier thing is if your visa is still valid, or your permanent residence card from the US, UK, Australia, Canada, Japan, New Zealand is still valid, then before traveling you just need to register on the import website. Residents of Taiwan can move freely without a visa. But you need to book a round-trip flight ticket. A simpler option is to book a tour in Taiwan for more convenience at this step.
If you do not have the above, you need to apply for a visa and prepare:
Immigration procedures have a number of regulations to pay attention to, including: If you bring valuable items worth over 300 USD to Taiwan, such as cameras, laptops, etc., you need to declare them to customs.
Each person can only bring a maximum of 5,000 USD and 15,000,000 VND for exit. When carrying more than this amount, you must have a legal certificate.
You need to research the area and book a room at least 1 month to 2 months in advance, so you can note the following points to find a convenient area to eat, hang out, and book a room! Taiwan has five famous cities that tourists often visit: Taipei, Hualien, Kenting, Tainan, and Taichung.
According to the experience of many predecessors, Taiwan has a well-developed public transportation system with extremely diverse routes. You should use the Easy card when traveling by MRT (subway), THSR (high-speed train), or bus because you only need to swipe the card, and the price of this form is also cheaper than buying individual tickets.
This is one of the oldest dishes here (1895). Currently, this dish is known and sought out by many tourists to enjoy. This bowl of noodles will have shrimp, eggs, and pork. It looks simple, but once you eat it, you will want to eat more.
This dish is special because it is popular, so you can easily find it at night markets. It is called "Iron Egg" because, when cooked, chicken eggs, quail eggs, and pigeon eggs look exactly like an iron egg and taste very delicious.
In addition to the name Bolo, civilians here also call this cake by other names, such as pineapple cake and melon bread. The reason is that the crust is made into squares shaped like pineapples. The crust is soft, sweet from the inside, and contains cheese. A winter breakfast will be wonderful when you eat this dish with a glass of warm milk.
Choosing to be self-sufficient or go on a tour depends on the situation:
From December to March, butterfly displays will be performed at Maolin National Park. You will see a wonderful scene when many types of extremely brightly colored butterflies flock to Malin.
Among them is a very beautiful purple butterfly, Fuploea. This has satisfied the love of beauty in the hearts of many tourists coming here.
Another name for this festival is the festival of worshiping the Mother Goddess, or Thien Thien Thanh Mother. At the festival, there are activities showing the uniqueness of religion and art, which are held very solemnly because this is one of the prominent cultural events in Taiwan (Taichung).
With 9 days (in April, from the 6th to the 15th) and over 300km passing through 3 cities and lots of free food during the pilgrimage, visitors can enjoy completely free food.
Depending on the budget you will bring, however, visitors to Taiwan will usually choose to go 3 days and 4 nights or 5 days and 4 nights to experience the entire trip to this country.
This is an ancient village located halfway up the mountain. The road to this village is quite narrow, but it is a beautiful road. Many delicious dishes are sold in the village that you cannot miss, such as hei tang gao,yuyuan, and cao zhi gao.
This project was built in 5 years with 1.76 billion USD, becoming the tallest building in the world. Taipei 101 Tower is a project that makes people here very proud because it is considered by the world to be one of the tectonic wonders.
This is a destination not to be missed on your trip to Taiwan. This temple was built massively, with more than 20 towers, palaces, and many giant bronze statues, the largest in the world. Fo Guang Shan Temple attracts many tourists to visit.
This candy, also known as nougat, is made from honey and some super nutritious nuts such as almonds, pistachios, hazelnuts, etc. This candy has two types: crunchy and chewy. You can buy these two types as gifts. The preservation period is very long, ranging from 30 to 40 days.
Taiwanese tea is a gift not to be missed when you want to bring gifts home to your loved ones. The flavor of the teas here has made many people fascinated. Suggested 2 types of tea you can buy as gifts: Bao Chung Tea (Pouchong Tea) and Dong Dinh Oolong Tea (Oolong Tea) with extremely reasonable prices.
Above are HoaBinh Tourist's shared experiences of traveling to Taiwan. Hopefully, through this article, you will have more interesting experiences when you set foot in this beautiful country. For any information or advice on Taiwan tours, please contact us through the hotline at 0939.311.911 - 0913.311.911 for quotes and 24/7 support.