Tourist guide Taiwan

Taiwan is one of the most important economic hub of Asia as well as a major tourist destination. Notable for its flourishing industry, ancestral culture, genuine hospitality, beautiful climate and exceptional nature, the island is perfect for leisure and business stays. Taiwan is considered to be one of the strongest and fastest growing economic and industrial powers in Asia. It has transformed over the last decades into a prosperous country with fascinating and diversified attractions. Taipei 101, one of the world tallest skyscrapers, boasts panoramic views on the capital in addition for being one of its most prominent symbols. On the other hand, the National Palace Museum bears witness to the secular culture of the island. The National Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall, recalling the Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum, retraces an important part of Taiwan’s modern history. Outdoor enthusiasts and adventure seekers will, however, enjoy the fascinating Taroko Gorge National Park.

In addition, Taiwan has a variety of exhibition and meeting facilities to accommodate all of your business gatherings, international conventions and incentive travels.

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Main cities :
Taipei

Official language :
Mandarin

Currency :

New Taiwan Dollar (TWD)

Public Holidays :

•    Founding of the Republic of China and New Year's Day:  1 Jan 2011 / 2012
•    Chinese New Year:  3 Feb - 8 Feb 2011 / 23 Jan - 25 Jan 2012
•    Peace Memorial Day: 28 Fev 2011 / 2012
•    Tomb-Sweeping Day:  5 April  2011 / 2012
•    Larbor Day: 1 May 2011 / 2012
•    Dragon Boat Festival:  28 May 2011
•    Mid-Autumn Moon Festival: 3 October 2011 / 30 September 2012
•    National Day :  10 Oct  2011 / 2012