InsideAsia has expanded its portfolio to include Taiwan, launching seven new itineraries that showcase an island packed with culture, cuisine and adventure. The move comes as more travellers look beyond Asia’s best-known destinations in search of experiences that feel a little less obvious.
Despite its relatively small size, Taiwan offers an extraordinary variety of experiences. One day you can wander through centuries-old temples, sip tea in mountain villages or learn about Indigenous cultures. The next, you’re cycling around Sun Moon Lake, hiking dramatic coastal trails or eating your way through some of Asia’s most celebrated night markets.
For travellers who already love Japan or South Korea, Taiwan delivers a fresh perspective while remaining incredibly easy to explore. Efficient transport, welcoming locals and compact distances make it possible to experience an impressive amount in a single trip.
Taiwan journeys alongside multi-country itineraries that pair the island with Japan or South Korea.
InsideAsia’s new collection includes standalone Taiwan journeys alongside multi-country itineraries that pair the island with Japan or South Korea, making it easier than ever to weave Taiwan into a broader Asian adventure. Whether you’re travelling for the food, the mountains, the history or simply the chance to discover somewhere that’s still under many travellers’ radar, there’s never been a better time to go.
Rich in Indigenous heritage and shaped by Chinese, Japanese and European influences, Taiwan offers a cultural depth that rewards curious travellers. It may have flown under the radar for years, but that probs won’t be the case for much longer.
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