r/TaiwanPics • u/tzinquino2026 • 1h ago
r/TaiwanPics • u/tzinquino2026 • 3d ago
Taipei: receiving tea from the table, and rain from the heavens.
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r/TaiwanPics • u/abdulawal39 • 12d ago
[OC] The thing that stabilizes Taipei 101 during earthquakes. Tuned Mass Damper!
galleryr/TaiwanPics • u/Better-Ad-8938 • 12d ago
| Some Memories Begin in the Rain |
v.redd.itTyphoon Bavi may have brought the rain to Hsinchu, but it couldn't wash away childhood joy. ☔💖 Sometimes the happiest moments are found in the biggest puddles. Stay safe, everyone! 🇹🇼
r/TaiwanPics • u/Better-Ad-8938 • 12d ago
Hsinchu City | Two Ways to Enjoy the Rain |
Typhoon Bavi may have brought the rain to Hsinchu, but it couldn't wash away childhood joy. ☔💖 Sometimes the happiest moments are found in the biggest puddles. Stay safe, everyone! 🇹🇼
r/TaiwanPics • u/Better-Ad-8938 • 12d ago
Hsinchu City | Two Ways to Enjoy the Rain |
While Typhoon Bavi batters Taiwan, this father takes a time out while his daughter enjoys splashing through the puddles.
r/TaiwanPics • u/Better-Ad-8938 • 15d ago
| Glamping Pods |
Xinle Village (新樂村) is a scenic, mountainous indigenous settlement in Jianshi Township, Hsinchu County, located roughly 20–30 minutes from downtown Jianshi. Renowned for its natural beauty, it is a popular destination for eco-tourism, camping, and exploring Atayal indigenous culture along County Road 120 Hsinchu County Travel- | Jianshi.
r/TaiwanPics • u/Better-Ad-8938 • 17d ago
| Rock with a View |
Xinle Village (新樂村) is a scenic, mountainous indigenous settlement in Jianshi Township, Hsinchu County. Located roughly 20-30 minutes past the Neiwan Old Street, it is celebrated for its lush nature, riverside campsites, aboriginal culture, and popular hiking trails like the Beidelaman Giant Tree Area.
r/TaiwanPics • u/San-Tus • 20d ago
Album Road trip around Taiwan [counterclockwise]
Hi everyone,
At the end of November 2024, a group of us from the Czech Republic and Sweden rented a car and drove counterclockwise around Taiwan heading straight from Taoyuan Airport down south, and then back up along the east coast to the very top of the island.
Even after all this time, the whole team still remember how awesome Taiwan was. It is such an incredible travel destination, and we can't recommend it enough to anyone thinking about visiting.
As a photographer, I brought my camera along to document the entire 1,300 km journey, capturing everything from the massive cities and stunning temples to the rugged eastern coastlines. I really wanted to share these views with the community.
I’ve put together a visual portfolio of the trip, as well as a blog post detailing our route:
Photogallery: https://aberle.photo/en/portfolios/taiwan/
Travel Blog: https://aberle.photo/en/taiwan-2024/
Hope you enjoy the photos!
r/TaiwanPics • u/exaslab • 24d ago
Any Brutalist/Cyberpunk spots in Taiwan, mostly Taipei??
r/TaiwanPics • u/Better-Ad-8938 • Jun 22 '26
Hsinchu City | Dragon Boat Race - Nanliao |
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Wrapped up the final day of Dragon Boat races out in Nanliao, Hsinchu today. Every crew left it all on the water — paddling hard through the heat and humidity to fight for that top spot. Massive respect to everyone who competed. Not an easy day to be out there, but they showed up and gave it everything.
r/TaiwanPics • u/CanInTW • Jun 21 '26
Taipei The Mount Ding / Shiti trail
Great views this morning in Yangmingshan
r/TaiwanPics • u/Better-Ad-8938 • Jun 20 '26
Hsinchu City | Nanliao from Above |
Beautiful windy night in Nanliao. Happy Dragon Boat Festival everyone!
r/TaiwanPics • u/Better-Ad-8938 • Jun 18 '26
Hsinchu City | the calm before |
"The silence before the storm. 🥁 Nanliao is holding its breath tonight—tomorrow, the harbor wakes up to the thunder of the Dragon Boat Festival. Who’s ready?"
#nanliao #dragonboatfestival #explorehsinchu #taiwanevents #vivox300pro
r/TaiwanPics • u/Better-Ad-8938 • Jun 16 '26
Hsinchu City | waiting for food |
Before heading home, we stopped downtown to pick up a late dinner. Wonton soup and shrimp dumplings.
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Quick, delicious, and cheap. #hsinchu #explorehsinchu #blackwhite #vivox300pro
r/TaiwanPics • u/Cowboy285 • Jun 15 '26
Yehliu Geopark
A very nice park with amazing views. There is a pretty nice hike up to an overlook. Just remember to take water and mosquito repellent.