Yanshui Beehive Fireworks Festival is one of the top three folk celebrations globally and one of Taiwan's most iconic religious events and dangerous festivals. While the procession of Divine Palanquins goes by, tens and thousands of beehive fireworks soar into the sky. People dress in whatever protective clothing they can find and walk by beehive structures filled with thousands of firecrackers and fireworks. 

Buddha’s Birthday is the most sacred day to millions of Buddhists worldwide. There are different names and different dates of observance for this important festival.  Buddhists all commemorate this day with a pious heart irrespective of traditions. As a tradition, Buddhists celebrate this day by Bathing the Buddha.

The Buddha bathing festival is held on April 8 and is a Buddhist religious ceremony honoring the birth of the Lord Buddha. The faithful bow three times to the Lord Buddha and then pour water and flowers of a statue of the baby Buddha.

 Dragon Boat Festival, also known as Poet’s Festival, commemorates the death of the poet and minister Qu Yuan of the ancient state of Chu during the Warring States period of the Zhou dynasty.

It is one of Taiwan’s most widespread annual festivals. The main attraction of this festival includes Dragon boat racing and the exchange of dumplings made of rice known as Zongi. 

The Chinese New Year has to be the most widespread and famous Taiwan festival. Chinese New Year is synonymous with red, fireworks, and stuffed bellies. The whole country will be packed with the red stuff – decorations, gifts, wall hangings, lanterns, and of course, red envelopes (hongbao). The Chinese New Year in Taiwan usually falls in February. The Taiwanese return to their family home and have a big family reunion, indulging in a festive meal to celebrate, and travel to see more family in the following days.

Grappling with the Ghosts is a pole-climbing competition held during Ghost Month. In Taiwan, it is carried out only in Toucheng, Yilan County, and Hengchun, Pingtung County. Of these two locales, Toucheng has the biggest celebration.

 Numerous natural disasters and diseases frequently hit the people who came to the Yilan province. As a result, many of them died and passed on to the afterlife. Grappling with the Ghosts festival was done for the souls of the dead to give easy access to the heavens. In the modern era, people also organize many pole climbing competitions. 

Taiwan International Balloon Festival includes flying shows, mooring activities, balloon rides, a night glow music concert, balloon wedding celebrations, and a summer camp, providing visitors with something to take home as well as great memories.

Hot air balloons that take to the sky during this festival have brought a lot of tourism to the area. The festival has been held each summer for ten weeks since 2011. The center of the festival is the beautiful Taitung County’s Luye Plateau, located among the picturesque mountains in Taiwan’s enchanting East Rift Valley. 

Sun Moon Lake is a beautiful panoramic body of water in Yuchi Township, Nantou County, Taiwan. The Lake is a famous tourist destination amongst locals and foreigners alike. There are hotels and resorts located along the Lake's shores and multiple restaurants, shops, and bars that cater to visitors' every need.

With tons of outdoor activities on offer, enjoy bike riding, cable car, and boat rides, or take the little train at Jiji and experience the nostalgic Taiwan railway. It is perfect for sailing on the Lake, relaxing on a boat trip across its tranquil waters, and enjoying the breathtaking scenery. 

Taroko National Park is home to one of the most visited natural wonders in Taiwan. It is famed for its magnificent marble gorge, located northeast of the midpoint in the island nation of Taiwan and southeast of the capital city of Taipei. Taroko National Park was named after the Taroko Gorge. Taroko features natural and artificial facets that visit this national park appropriate for everyone. 

The Swallow Grotto, Zhuilu Cliff, and Qingshui Cliffs are the fantastic attractions that most visitors look to experience. Numerous stunning waterfalls can be seen around the park, with the most popular ones being Baiyang Waterfall, Changchun Waterfall, Lushui Waterfall, and Yindai Waterfall.

Lukang, the second-hugest and ancientest town in Taiwan, is a fascinating place to visit and is especially renowned for its delicious local cuisine and spectacular architecture.

It was once an important seaport and trading center in the country's northwest, although its standing has long since declined. There are over two hundred temples for tourists to visit, with Longshan and Matzu being popular.

The Dragon and Tiger Pagodas is a remarkable and most exciting attraction two-tower temple located on the Lotus Pond in the Zuoying District of the Kaohsiung Municipality in the southern part of the Republic of China known as Taiwan.

It was built in 1951, and soon after, in 1976, the two temples were made too. Both of the towers have seven floors with yellow walls, red pillars, and orange tiles, and they are connected with the lake’s shore by a zigzag bridge. Double spiral staircases within the towers bring in and take everyone out while showcasing the interesting paintings that depict varied Buddhist and Taoist characters and ancient stories.

 The Alishan National Scenic Area is highly mountainous and contains twenty-five mountains, located in Alishan Township, Chiayi County, Taiwan. Home to the Tsou people renowned for their tea making,

Alishan is a gorgeous place to visit; exploring the hills, valleys, waterfalls, and forests is a magical affair, and the scenery is breathtaking to behold. Some numerous trails and paths will take you to some of the best viewpoints.

Shifen waterfall, regarded as “Little Niagara,” is a famous tourist attraction in the Pingxi District, New Taipei City, Taiwan. It is situated between Dahua Station and Shifen Station of the Pingxi Branch Rail Line upstream of the Keelung River.

Shifen waterfall is a height of 25 meters; Its shape resembles the famous waterfall. All around the waterfalls, there are grows of dense forest. In the noise of these waterfalls, you can forget about everything and have a good rest because its landscape here is simply fantastic.

The Fo Guang Shan Buddha Museum, previously known as the Buddha Memorial Center, is a Mahāyāna Buddhist cultural, religious, and educational museum located in Dashu District, Kaohsiung, Taiwan.

The Buddha Museum combines traditional and modern elements. It is equipped with the facilities to assist in spiritual cultivation and attaining wisdom and serve as a site for culture and education.

Regarded by many as the oldest national park in the country, Kenting is located in the south of Taiwan on the Hengchun Peninsula and is a trendy tourist destination.

Kenting island is famous and fabulous to explore; there are loads of beautiful fauna and flora, stunning waterfalls, magnificent coral reefs, lighthouses, and wonderful sandy beaches. 

Regarded by many as the oldest national park in the country, Kenting is located in the south of Taiwan on the Hengchun Peninsula and is a trendy tourist destination.

Kenting island is famous and fabulous to explore; there are loads of beautiful fauna and flora, stunning waterfalls, magnificent coral reefs, lighthouses, and wonderful sandy beaches. 

Taipei Zoo is one of the oldest and largest zoos on this island. It was founded in 1915. It has several sections and a total area of 162 hectares. Out of these, there is only 91 ha are available for visitors. You can easily see animals from Asia, Taiwan, and Africa in this zoo. Antelopes, Himalayan, Lions, rhinos, bears, and more than 135 species of birds. More than 5 million tourists from all over the world come to this zoo annually.