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Taiwan is not just offering the vibrant night markets, eat-all-you-can kind of food that you can almost find anywhere out the street and a picturesque sightseeing. It had much been said and done, in which, I would not want to repeat myself about what others had said or even write about it.

Taiwan has lots more to offer. A very much less explored by most tourists I would bravely say. If you really want to get to know Taiwanese hospitality and culture, visiting Taiwan’s numerous home stays and leisure farms found almost everywhere is what you need to do.

What is a Leisure Farms?
To some of you, Leisure Farms could be a new word to you. Leisure Farms or also known as tourists farms that provide fruits, vegetables, flower-picking activities where it also carries some recreational activities like DIY harvesting in orchards, DIY in making ice-cream, picnicking, hiking, diving and so much more.

Source : Flying Cow Ranch, Miaoli County – http://www.flyingcow.com.tw/

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Taiwan is an island. So air transportation plays a critical role in its external relations. Chiang Kai-shek International Airport (CKS) and Kaohsiung International Airport (KHH) are the only two international airports in Taiwan.

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Visitors to Taiwan have wide range of choice when it comes to accommodation. From five-star luxury hotels that meet the highest international standards, to affordable business hotels, to hot spring and beach resort hotels, to privately-run homestays located in the countryside there is a place to stay that satisfies every traveler’s needs. What all hotels of Taiwan – small and big, expensive and affordable – have in common is that serve and hospitality are always of highest standards.

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Typical Taiwanese snacks are found everywhere, but Taiwan’s night markets in particular, each night market having its own traditions and characteristics, are the places where these snacks can be found in abundance. Trying out the snacks, tourists will be able to learn about different specialties, cultures and people from different areas, adding a whole new perspective to traveling.

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To effectively explore and taste the Taiwan local delicacies, you must explore the night market that gather most of the famous and unique snacks that including knife-sliced noodles, oyster omelet, oyster flour noodles, beef noodles, braised pork rice, Kaohsiung meat balls, little-cake-in-big-cake, Shilin sausages, tomatoes in ginger juice, Dongshan duck heads, frogs-laying-eggs, stir-fried squid, and chili-sauce dumplings and many more.

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