Dujiangyan scenic area is located in the southwest of Dujiangyan downtown area. It is the World Cultural Heritage site, and the national key scenic area.
Chengdu IFS is a world-class one-stop shopping destination which fully integrates shopping, dining, business, leisure, entertainment, residence, and art. This flagship shopping arcade measures 210,000 square meters and covers six levels and two underground levels.
Chunxi Road is a pedestrianized shopping street in Chengdu, the capital of China's Sichuan Province. More than 700 shops can be found here including large shopping malls, department stores, supermarkets, street stalls, and boutiques, as well as modern cafes, and a public square.
People's Park is an urban public park in central Chengdu, capital of Sichuan province, China. Built in 1911 as Shaocheng Park, it is the first public park in the city. The Railway Protection Movement Monument in the park is designated a Major Historical and Cultural Site of China.
The Three Natural Bridges are a series of natural limestone bridges located in Xiannüshan Town, Wulong District, Chongqing Municipality, China. They lie within the Wulong Karst National Geology Park, itself a part of the South China Karst-Wulong Karst UNESCO World Heritage Site.
This unique cafe boasts a fully concrete exterior, which follows through inside with its consistently minimal furnishings: think concrete walls, tables, and seats.
The cafe space has a rough and unfinished look, complete with elements that add to the hipster, art gallery vibes.
Over in Johor Bahru, there’s RUD Karting – a buzzing karting centre in Iskandar Puteri with go-kart rides that start at RM55/pax, and with no driver’s license required. Besides speeding down a 840m track, there’s also an in-house cafe here that serves Asian and Western food for you to fuel up after you’ve made your rounds on the track.
Got a day to spend in JB? Why not head to the Johor Premium Outlets? Especially if you’re fond of shopping for luxury and designer brands all at incredibly discounted prices of up to 80% off!
Blueberry Danish (RM7+/~S$2.30+), Viennois Red Bean Butter (RM6+/~S$2+)
A 15-minute Grab ride from the JB customs will take you to Space Cafe, a hidden gem of a find in Holiday Villa Johor Bahru City Centre Hotel. This coffee and pastry cafe is a fantastic spot to rest and refuel, especially if you’re hitting the nearby KSL City Mall. Futuristic elements—think curved lines, metal furnishings, and circular shapes—fill up the space, adding a unique charm to the clean and minimalist cafe.
If you can’t resist sweet adorable doggos (or just want to check out the latest doggy cafe around), you’ll love Shi-Ba Cafe in Johor Bahru, where you’ll find ten of the cutest and fluffiest Shiba Inus.
Gion is Kyoto’s geisha district, with hostesses in colorful kimonos often sighted on the wooden Tatsumi Bridge, or amid upscale Japanese restaurants and boutiques on Hanamikoji Street. Gion Corner hosts traditional Kyomai dances, while Kennin-ji Temple is known for its Zen garden and Yasaka Shrine has seasonal festivals in a lantern-lit courtyard. Nightlife ranges from quiet sake bars to buzzing, pub-like izakayas.
Kinkaku-ji, officially named Rokuon-ji, is a Zen Buddhist temple in Kyoto, Japan. It is one of the most popular tourist attractions in the city, known for its stunning golden exterior. The temple is surrounded by beautiful gardens and a reflective pond, creating a serene and picturesque setting.
Osaka Castle is a Japanese castle in Chūō-ku, Osaka, Japan. The castle and fortress are one of Japan's most famous landmarks and it played a major role in the unification of Japan during the sixteenth century of the Azuchi-Momoyama period.
Dōtonbori or Dōtombori is a district in Osaka, Japan. Known as one of Osaka's principal tourist and nightlife areas, the area runs along the Dōtonbori canal from Dōtonboribashi Bridge to Nipponbashi Bridge in the Namba district of the city's Chūō ward.
Enjoy a cup of freshly ground coffee along with our homemade desserts and pastries made fresh daily in our pastry kitchen. Whisk & Paddle serves all-day breakfast and hearty meals.
With Punggol Waterway Park just a stone’s throw away, Rise & Grind is a great spot for brunch and a leisurely walk after.
Everything is good and what I like most is the option to change fries to salad without additional charges! I am on a low carb diet and happy to see that the salad portion is big in replacement of fries. The price is also very affordable 👍 Will definitely come back again!
If you are looking at an all-you-can-eat buffet option for K-BBQ, then Sin Manbok is one to go to. At S$29++per pax, you get unlimited portions of meat, two pieces of Korean fried chicken (for each diner) in your preferred flavour, a Korean stew to share, a side of tteokbokki and ramyeon, and another side of Korean pancake.
Friendly servers. Ordered kimchi soup noodles and pork cutlet. noodles were cooked to perfection and soup hot and flavourful. My favourite was the pork cutlet. Asked for gravy to be on side. Cutlet was crispy, tasty and generous portion. I love the gravy. would surely come back for this dish. Boss gave a complimentary steamed egg. Very nice. thanks boss! Highly recommended!
Awesome dessert place. Durian mousse is legit creamy and good. Must try! Cleanliness- 5/5, place is very clean and all kitchen staff using hair net and gloves. Service - 5/5, polite and speedy. Taste - needless to say 5/5. Must try! Price- 4/5, above avg but considering that u will have it once a while, it is affordable.
A quintessential breakfast item, Sin Heng Kee Porridge is undoubtedly one of the best porridge places in Singapore. Serving over 20 variations of porridge, it is the perfect breakfast place to head to for a warm hearty meal in the morning.
Tucked away in a residential area, this hidden gem is renowned for its exceptionally crispy and fluffy roti prata. It’s a favorite among locals seeking a satisfying breakfast.
About 5 pm – 12 midnight daily, however we arrived right at 5 pm and only about 1/2 of the stalls were open, which is alright, but to catch the full market open it may be better to go around 6 or 7 pm.
Taipei is one of the best cities in the world for its public transportation. Just take the MRT Metro to Shongshan Station, and follow the signs for Raohe Street. You’ll see the entrance gate of the market about a 1 minute walk from the exit of the station.
From Taipei City: take a long distance intercity bus from Q-Square Long Distance Bus Station (next to Taipei Main Station) to Chaoma (朝馬), then either take a taxi or Youbike to Feng-Chia.
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With its wide variety of vendors, delicious street food, and lively atmosphere, it’s no wonder that Fengjia Night Market has become a must-visit destination for tourists and locals alike. As one of the largest and most popular night markets in Taiwan, it provides a glimpse into the heart of Taiwanese culture and offers a unique shopping and dining experience that visitors won’t soon forget.
By Train and Bus: taking public transportation will take 1.5 hours and cost TWD 113. Take the MRT blue line to Zhongxiao Fuxing Station Exit 1, then take bus 1062 to Jiufen Old Street Station.
Jiufen (九份), a mountaintop former gold mining town on the northeast coast of Taiwan, is one of the most popular day trips from Taipei.
Visitors and people who live in Taipei flock to Jiufen Old Street because it encapsulates the best of Taiwan in one small package: rich history, atmospheric lanes and teahouses, breathtaking views, and distinctly Taiwanese snacks at every turn. If you’re planning a trip to the country, chances are you’ve already got Jiufen Old Street on your Taiwan travel itinerary.
By Long Distance Bus: From Taipei Main Station Exit Z5, Kuo-Kuang Motor Transport (Taipei Long Distance Bus Station - West), take a bus to Puli (埔里) in Nantou. After arriving at Puli Bus Station (埔里客運站), change to Nantou Bus, Song’gang－Cuifeng route. Alight at Cingjing Farm (清境農場). The journey should take around 4-5 hours total.
By Car: The park is located along Highway PH14a, between Wushe and Hehuanshan.
Sitting at an elevation of nearly 1750m, Cingjing (also spelled Qingjing) is a beautiful little mountaintop town located in Ren’ai Township, Nantou, Taiwan. It’s famous for being home to Cingjing Farm and the highest skywalk in Taiwan, its cool European-inspired architecture, and proximity to Hehuanshan – one of Taiwan’s highest peaks offering unbelievable alpine scenery.
Even though Cingjing is a relatively small place, it’s home to some incredible experiences that you won’t find anywhere else in Taiwan! While most visitors head to Cingjing Farm on a day trip from Taichung to see flocks of sheep grazing in the Green Green Grasslands, there is so much more to do in Qingjing!
Qingjing Farm is such a cool place to visit, and not just to get a close-up look at herds of adorable sheep. The entire farm is incredibly beautiful, and the views are simply mind-blowing!
Qingjing Farm comprises three main areas – Green Green Grasslands, Great Nature Theater Ecological Area, and the Guanshan Pastoral Area. While most people start their visit at the southern gate of Green Green Grassland, I highly recommend kick-starting your visit at the northern entrance, which also happens to be the highest elevated point, and work your way down.
There are tons of sheep grazing on the pastures at Qingjing Farm, and you won’t need to venture far to find them. Along the way, you’ll even find vending machines where you can buy grass to feed them. While it might seem like a cool experience, you should know that the sheep are very greedy! I saw quite a few storming people once they opened the packets. If you’re brave enough, go for it! I certainly wasn’t! Just remember, you aren’t allowed to touch the sheep at all. A bag of feed costs NT$30.
After arriving at Tamsui Station (淡水), Red Line 2, take bus 紅26 (Red 26), 836, or 857 towards Fisherman's Wharf (漁人碼頭).
Tamsui Fisherman's Wharf is a multi-purpose leisure fishing port developed by the New Taipei City Government. There are magnificent floating piers and a spacious park, with a bridge in the shape of a boat spanning across the harbor and a wooden path stretching over 300 meters at the waterfront. It is relaxing to lean against the fence enjoying the breeze and sights at the Tamsui River mouth. In the evening, this is the best place to watch the view of the sunset.
Fuhang Soy Milk is located on the second floor of the Hua Shan Market building. You can easily reach it by taking the Bannan/Blue Line of the MRT. Simply hop off at Shandao Temple Station (BL13), and once you exit at Exit 5, you’re just a short walk away
Fuhang Soy Milk (阜杭豆漿) holds a special place in the hearts of breakfast lovers in Taiwan. For over six decades, this beloved establishment has been serving up mouthwatering soy milk and traditional Taiwanese breakfast dishes. It’s not just a popular spot for locals, but also a must-visit for tourists exploring the vibrant streets of Taipei’s Zhongzheng district.
From Dongmen MRT, Exit 4, start walking straight and on the first turn go right. Continue walking down the street until you reach the Jinhua Primary School and then take a right turn. From there, you will arrive at your destinations in a few seconds.
Yong Kang Beef Noodles 永康牛肉麺館 is known to be one of the best Taiwanese beef noodle joints in Taipei, well-known for its spicy soup. It has also been listed in the first Taipei Michelin Bib Gourmand.
The signature at Wang’s Broth is the braised pork and mushroom with rice, which regulars have christened the "black gold" pork sauce. With the luscious sauce, rich with the fragrance of braised mushroom coating each pearl of rice and tender, juicy mushrooms, it is no wonder the establishment is a Huaxi Street stalwart.
Take the Red Line to Jiantan Station (R15), not Shilin Station. Take Exit 1 and cross the street to the left to see the market entrance.
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Shilin Night Market
0.05 km
Maji Maji Square
2.15 km
Shilin Night Market is one of the largest and most famous night markets in Taipei. It's a bustling place with a huge variety of Taiwanese street food, from oyster omelets to giant fried chicken cutlets. You can also find clothes, accessories, and fun carnival-style games.
Often called the "Central Park of Taipei," Daan Forest Park is a peaceful oasis in the middle of the city. It's a great place to take a walk, relax by the pond, or just enjoy some nature. The park also has a playground and an amphitheater.
Simple Kaffa is a world-renowned coffee shop, founded by a world barista champion. They are serious about their coffee, and it shows. It's a great place to try some of the best coffee in Taipei, if not the world.
Fika Fika Cafe is a bright, airy cafe with a Scandinavian feel. The owner is a Nordic Barista Cup champion, so you know the coffee is going to be good. Their lattes are especially popular.
GABEE. Coffee is known for its creative and sometimes unusual coffee drinks. The founder is also a coffee champion, and he's not afraid to experiment with flavors. If you're feeling adventurous, this is the place to go.
RUFOUS COFFEE ROASTERS is a cozy, popular spot for serious coffee lovers. They roast their own beans and have a wide selection to choose from. It can get crowded, but it's worth the wait.
