So, you’re planning an Asia trip and are wondering if Taiwan is worth visiting. Well, the short answer is yes; between rich cultural history and some of the world’s most stunning natural landscapes, it’s a hard yes. But to elaborate, here are 5 reasons why you should add Taiwan to your Asia trip.

As someone who has lived in Taiwan for 5 years and has had plenty of friends visit from abroad, my top two eSIMS for Taiwan travel are Holafly and Airalo. This article will dive into why these two are the best options, the specific plans that they each offer, and exclusive discount codes to help you get started!

Taiwan is home to 16 indigenous groups and a large percentage of them now reside within the East Rift Valley. I had the opportunity to attend the annual East Rift Valley Festival celebrating indigenous Taiwanese culture with MyTaiwanTour and cannot wait to share my experience with you. Below is a summary of everything I learned and my honest review of the weekend.

While the digital nomad movement has gained popularity in recent years, it’s also garnered a fair share of scrutiny. For those who are considering picking up and leaving, it’s important to understand the entire conversation and its implications towards neocolonialsm. So, here are some common criticisms against the digital nomad movement.

I’m not gonna sugarcoat it: Naples has a pretty bad rap as one of the least safe cities in Italy. When I was doing research for my Italy trip this past fall, I kept coming across forum after forum advising against visiting the city and to be honest, it made me pretty nervous. Luckily, I found that Naples (Napoli) was fine. Here was my experience as a solo female traveler and some tips to keep you safe.

Visa-free slow travel is a great way to get familiar with a country before potentially committing to longer-term stay. If you’re looking to slow travel and experience a country over the course of several months, here are 15 countries that you can stay visa-free in for 6 months - 1 year as a US passport holder.

Lanyu, or Orchid Island in Taiwan, is a small island off the east coast of the main island of Taiwan. It’s home to the Tao people and truly one of the most stunning places I’ve ever been to. This travel guide will cover all the must-see spots on this remote island.

The first time you decide to travel abroad alone is a big deal. Not only is there a lot to logistically coordinate, but on an emotional front, leaving the comfort of home for a completely unknown experience can be quite overwhelming. This past autumn, I decided to spend a month and a half in Italy and France. Here are 8 things that I learned from my solo trip abroad.

With travel becoming a normal part of life again, we’re seeing more and more women decide to adventure on their own. So, whether you’re a seasoned traveler looking for community and connection or are a novice hoping for insider tips to keep you safe, here are 10 of the most helpful communities (mostly in the form of Facebook Groups) for solo female travelers.

Green Island in Taiwan, or Lyudao is a small island off the east coast of the main island of Taiwan known for its rugged sea cliffs, rolling green meadows, and mysterious sea caves. This island is a travel destination that blends the ease and comfort of modern living within the context of stunning natural landscapes and this guide will cover all the must-see spots on the island.

As international travel becomes more commonplace, it’s important to discuss the impact that we have on the places we visit. So here are 7 ethical travel tips for exploring the world more responsibly.

Penghu refers to a collection of 90 islands and islets in the Taiwan strait off the west coast of the main island of Taiwan. If you’re looking for a vacation with white sand beaches, delicious seafood, and a blend of culture and nature, then look no further! This 4-day itinerary will cover all the Penghu essentials!

Have you ever taken a trip with an itinerary so packed that ironically, you needed a mini staycation at home afterward just to unwind and relax? Yeah, well, slow travel suggests an alternative to that. Slow travel literally means slowing down the pace at which you’re traveling and is a great way for you to prioritize connection and experiences while traveling. Here are 7 reasons why you should try slow travel.