Welcome to TAIWAN

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Taiwan, officially the Republic of China (ROC), known as Formosa💓

Taiwan is a beautiful country that owns majestic 🌄, imposing rivers🌊, enthusiastic people🙌, diverse ecology🐍, culture🎑, and food🍻.



(photo by Purin not pink)

At the same time, Taiwan is an advanced country with Chinese culture. There are also many features in Taiwan, like advanced technology and medical system to quaint and traditional old streets. All of these are worth exploring for tourists, and you can also visit every different place in Taiwan according to your different interests.


(photo by Purin not pink)

Transportation in Taiwan is convenient and safe. You don't need to worried about your luggage stolen. When you get lost, some enthusiastic Taiwanese friends are willing to help you. 🚌🚄🚈🚕


Welcome to Taiwan having a special trip.✈


Here we will provide you different Taiwanese culture, and welcome everyone to communicate and establish a special friendship with our team.

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