What invites you to travel to Taiwan?

Arabiaweather.com - Ismail Qasimi - Many believe that Taiwan is just a huge number of residents and skyscrapers, and the truth is that its land includes many natural attractions and reasons that invite you to travel to it , so what are they?

Sun and Moon Lake
The charming "Sun Moon Lake" in central Taiwan, located hours south of Taipei, is the largest water body in the country and the most attractive for tourists.

hot springs
Taiwan offers the best solution for those who want to relax and revitalize their mind and body through natural hot springs, regardless of which part of the island you will be located in, as springs are everywhere, even in the capital, Taipei.

landscapes and mountains
Taipei may be a concrete jungle, but as soon as you head out of the city, you will be amazed by the picturesque landscapes surrounding you from all sides, and you should know that Taiwan is a mountainous island and one of its most important features is Yushan (Jade Mountain), which is the highest peak in Northeast Asia.

Trucco National Park
It is the largest among the nine national parks in Taiwan, and it was named after the Trukko Valley, which is the most important landmark in the park and one of the natural wonders of the world thanks to its marble walls that are more than a thousand meters long.

Taipei 101
Every traveler to Taipei must try to take a good picture of the most important skyscraper in Taiwan, the "Taipei 101" tower, one of the tallest buildings in the world with a height of 508 meters, and includes 101 floors and is also referred to by its original name "Taipei Financial Center".

the shopping
Night markets are an indispensable component of Taiwanese culture and every major city has at least one night market. Tourists always visit night markets to sample local specialties or pick up some souvenirs.

local foods
If you are a food lover, then Taiwan is the place for you. Although Taiwanese cuisine derives its culinary heritage from China, it is distinguished by a mixture of local indigenous ingredients and Chinese and Japanese culinary traditions as well.