Referred to as the "Mountainous Island," Taiwan in China is a
storehouse of hills, dense tropical vegetation, scenic beauty and
delightful tourist attractions.
Location
Taiwan is an island located off the coast of the Chinese
mainland, south of Japan.
History
Available archaeological records suggest that Taiwan was a
flourishing town almost as far back as 10,000 B.C. The year 1517
has special historical significance for Taiwan, as it was then that
a group of Portuguese sailors discovered Taiwan and named Formosa.
The Dutch annexed Taiwan in 1624. After several years of political
turmoil Taiwan in China became a part of the Manchu Kingdom.
Taiwan became a part of Japan in 1895 after China lost to Japan in
war. Taiwan again became a part of China after the Japanese defeat
in the Second World War.
Tourist Attractions
Go on tours to the exciting tourist attractions located in
different parts of Taiwan, China. Visit the National Palace
Museum in Taipei, Taroko National Park in Central
Taiwan, Penghu National Scenic Area around the Taiwan
Strait, Wulai Aboriginal Village Tour, go on tours to the
different hot springs and several other places of tourist
interest.
Things to Do
Try the traditional Taiwanese cuisine and pamper yourself at the
flourishing Taiwan markets, departmental stores and duty free
shops. Enjoy water sport activities, airborne sports; visit the
exclusive theme parks, amusement parks and scenic picnic spots.
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