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The TEC Land Arts Festival combines the East Coast’s natural lifestyle with a dynamic artistic atmosphere. Artists and their teams create many interesting objects.

The Yilan International Children's Play Art Festival began in 1996. It focuses on exhibitions, performances, games, and exchanges. It is the first "children" themed event in Asia to be certified by the International Council of Organizations of Folklore Festivals and Folk Arts (CIOFF®).

The Taiwan International Balloon Festival has become one of Taiwan’s most anticipated summer events. In 2018, the Travel Channel named it as one of the world's top-12 hot air balloon festivals.

The Taiwan Food Exhibition combines food culture with the cuisine of famous chefs as well as special ingredients from a variety of sources. The diversity of the event has increased with time. In addition to delicious foods, cooking competitions add excitement. Celebrity chefs from around the world come to Taiwan to compete, making it a truly international event.

The Keelung Mid-Summer Ghost Festival began in 1855. It is now the largest ghost festival in Taiwan. It was the first festival to be designated as a cultural asset by the government in the “Important Folklore” category. The festival lasts for about one month.

The Sun Moon Lake Fireworks Festival features the arts, music, sports, leisure, and local industry and culture. It revolves around two main events: Come!BikeDay and a large-scale outdoor concert accompanied by a fireworks display. The events attract many visitors.

The "Yunlin International Puppet Theater Festival" includes diverse activities, such as the opening concert, closing-Golden Palm Award Ceremony, performances by living national treasures, oral dialogue creative competitions, and artists’ trip with the puppets.

Nantou has eight major tea regions and is Taiwan’s main tea producing area. Through exhibitions, sales fairs, and performances, tourists can experience and learn about tea. Several large-scale themed activities are also held. These include tea parties, picnics, and other gatherings for thousands of people. These events help promote Nantou’s diverse and rich tea culture.

The Kunshen Wangye's Salt for Peace Festival combines sandflat landscapes with local traditional “Wangye belief” culture. The region’s unique salt culture is the focus of the event. Visitors to the festival can gain a better understanding of Taiwan's folk beliefs and salt industry culture.

ART TAIPEI, Taipei International Art Fair, invites galleries from home and abroad to participate in its exhibition every year. The sharing of important works promotes the arts and national collections.