TAIWAN

Taiwan is an island close to china’s mainland. According to the Portuguese

sailors Taiwan is the home of amazing national parks that boast beaches, mountains,
valleys, and even dormant volcanoes. Taiwan has such natural beauty and amazing
sceneries that several major films such as “Silence” and “Life of Pi” took advantage of it.
On February 11, 2011, the Taiwan Tourism Bureau launched a new logo and catch
phrase to market Taiwan. Which is “Taiwan-The Heart of Asia”, highlights Taiwan’s
Persistence in working hard to become a popular travel destination for tourists. Taiwan’s
island is roughly oval in shape. The climate on the northern part of Taiwan is subtropical
while in the southern part it is tropical. Taiwan’s economy has one of the world’s
prosperous economies. Taiwan’s wealth comes largely from high technology industries,
manufacturing, and trade with other countries.
Let us now talk about more information’s of Taiwan. Here are some tourists spots
in Taiwan, first is Taipei 101. It is a super tall skyscraper located in the capital city of
Taipei. Towering above the city like a gigantic bamboo stalk, it was designed to
resemble Taipei 101 is impossible to miss. Second is the Chiang Kai-shek Memorial
Hall, it is the most prominent historical land mark in Taiwan. It was opened in 1980 as
part of a national park and gathering area. Lastly, Shilin Night Market. Taiwan is said to
be the home of 300 night markets but this night market is the most famous and largest.
The most popularly recommended food is the oyster omelette.

Moving on to Taiwan’s festival, first is the Pingxi Sky Lantern Festival. Each year
they release lanterns into the sky with messages to their gods. Initially, the festival was
used by villagers to signal those who are hiding in the mountains that it is safe to come
down. Second is the Taiwan International Balloon Festival, it includes flying shows,
balloon rides and many more fun activities to entertain tourists. Last is the Fulong Sand
Sculpting Festival, it is held in Fulong Beach. The beach has been deemed the best
beach in Taiwan for sand sculpting the world Sand Sculpting Association.

After having a vacation we all want a souvenir before we leave the place, right?
Here are 3 of Taiwan’s souvenirs. Number 1 is the Francz Collection Porcelain, it is a
Taiwanese pottery brand of tableware and accessories. It was created using the finest
clay and glazes. Number 2 Skin Care Products with Mandelic Acid. Revolutionary facial
treatment based on patented technologies and ingredients to refine skin texture,
diminish fine lines and improve skin elasticity and firmness. Number 3 Sheet Masks, this
are effective pore cleansing, skin hydrating, renewing and relaxing masks developed in
Taiwan. It is good for all skin types.

Before we leave Taiwan, here are 7 interesting facts about Taiwan. Number 1
Taiwan boasts the largest collection of Chinese art in the world. Number 2, the name
"Taiwan" is thought to mean "terraced bay," for the active terrace building that has taken
place on the island. Number 3, the Taiwanese consider it rude to say "no." Instead they
may say, "eh, maybe." Number 4, the Portuguese "discovered" Taiwan in 1590 and
named it "Ilha Formosa" or "Beautiful Island." Number 5, instant noodles and bubble tea
were invented in Taiwan. Number 6 is that biking is very popular. Number 7 is free Wi-Fi
is everywhere.