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Bradt Guides Taiwan Guidebook Steven Crook 2026, 4. painos
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About this guide to Taiwan
This new updated Bradt Taiwan Guidebook – written by a Taiwan expert, locally resident since 1991 – is the consummate travel companion for exploring a fascinating destination that has been transformed from an agriculturally focused dictatorship into perhaps Asia’s freest and most tolerant society – a cultural mash-up with a vibrant folk religion, surprising food scene and wildlife-rich landscapes ranging from beguiling islands to 4,000m-high mountains.
Although often described as ‘more Chinese than China’, Taiwan is actually a complex blend of 18th-century China, ancient Austronesia and 20th-century Japan, with dabs of post-war Americana.
More than 58% is covered by forest, making the country as interesting for its wildlife (much of which occurs nowhere else in the world) and outdoor activities as for its cities and cultural offerings.
Outdoors, there is much to choose from:-
Kenting, Taiwan’s first national park, boasts superb beaches and excellent birdwatching
With 51 mountain peaks topping 3,000m, Shei-Pa features some of Taiwan’s finest alpine scenery
Islands include Xiao Liuqiu (a coral jewel surrounded by clean seas), Penghu (where green turtles nest on windswept beaches) and Green Island (where you can snorkel before soaking in one of the world’s three saltwater hot springs)
Despite earthquake damage, Taroko Gorge remains an unmissable geological wonder
East Longitudinal Valley excels for hiking and white-water rafting
Of urban highlights, the vibrant capital of Taipei offers much delight, the world-class National Palace Museum being the undisputed jewel in its crown. The former capital, Tainan, is renowned for culinary delicacies and ornate temples. Lukang is crammed with antiquity. In Sanyi, Taiwan’s foremost woodcarving centre, watch local artisans at work.
New elements for this edition include the Taiwan New Cultural Movement Memorial Museum; the reopened Southern Cross-Island Highway; and updated travel details to reflect impacts of the 2024 earthquake and Typhoon Gaemi.
Written by Steven Crook, who has travelled to every corner of the main island and each outlying archipelago, and keenly understands what international visitors are likely to enjoy and what they need help with to appreciate, this updated Bradt Taiwan Guidebook is the perfect guidebook for your visit.
Contents
Introduction
PART ONE GENERAL INFORMATION
1 Background Information
2 Practical Information
PART TWO THE GUIDE
3 Taipei
4 North Taiwan
5 Hakka Country
6 Central Taiwan
7 Southwest Taiwan
8 Kaohsiung and Pingtung
9 East Taiwan
10 Minor Islands
Appendices: Language; Road and Street Names; Further Information
Index
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