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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 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 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.
Solar Festival in Taiwan is a celebration at the time of the summer solstice. The activities center upon cooling off. It integrates special recreational events at various scenic spots and towns. Food, fashion, and tourism are all highlighted, allowing visitors to experience the charm of Taiwan's summer tourism. 2026-08-22 Solar Festival in Taiwan |Beimen Visitor Center 2026-09-12Solar Festival in Taiwan | Niupuzi Love Prairie Hsinchu City International Kite Festival
Taiwan’s road system is extensive and well-maintained. Combined with magnificent scenery it is a wonderful place for cycling. Cycling around the island of Taiwan provides for a convenient and enjoyable itinerary. The Taiwan Cycling Festival consists of a series of activities that combine the tourism and transportation resources of many locations. Cyclists come from near and far to enjoy a diversity of cultural characteristics, as well as Taiwan’s beautiful mountains, towns, and rivers. Tour de Taiwan’s Provincial Highway 9 segment
Sun Moon Lake is one of Taiwan's most celebrated tourist destinations, renowned both at home and abroad, drawing an average of 3.5 million visitors each year. The Sun Moon Lake Fireworks and Music Festival series centers on music and the arts, sports and leisure, and local industry and culture, while carrying on the tradition of its signature large-scale outdoor fireworks concerts, all with the goal of attracting even more visitors from Taiwan and around the world. Detailed information on the event series is as follows: Ita Thau Concert: September 12 (Saturday), Ita Thau Pier Sun Moon Lake International Swimming Carnival: September 20 (Sunday), Zhaowu Pier Taiwan Mobile Sun Moon Lake Fireworks Concert “18Light”: October 17 (Saturday), Shuishe Zhongxing Parking Lot Sun Moon Lake Black Tea Culture Festival: October 17-18 (Saturday-Sunday), Xiangshang Visitor Center Sun Moon Lake Marathon: November 1 (Sunday), Xiangshang Visitor Center NTSO International Youth Orchestra Taiwan Fireworks Concert: November 14 (Saturday), Xiangshang Visitor Center
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.
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.
In the Amis language, "pasiwali" means “going to the east.” The sun rises in the east, and many of Taiwan’s indigenous people were born in the eastern part of the island. This was why the festival was named “Pasiwali.” It features the music of indigenous peoples from Taiwan and abroad. In addition to song and dance performances, the festival offers visits to tribal buildings and open-air markets. The festival allows visitors to learn about and enjoy the multicultural features of the indigenous peoples.
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