Baxian Cave (Baxiandong) - Taitung

Baxian Cave is located in the north of Hua Tung Mountain by the coast of Changbin Township. "Baxian" (eight deities) are famous Chinese deities.

In the caves, Taiwan's first prehistoric site was discovered. As the earth's crusts elevated, the mountains were constantly eroded by the sea and 16 caves of different sizes were formed along the cliff as high as 100 meters.

Sanxiantai (Terrace of the Three Immortals) - Taitung

Sanxiantai is one of the most popular scenic spots in East Coast.The island was once connected to the headland by a neck of land which has been eroded away; it is now connected by a red, scalloped footbridge

The three huge rocks that make up the island's most prominent feature have given rise to a local legend that three of China's Eight Immortals once landed there.

Jiufen - Taipei county

Jiufen used to the center of gold mining. It is located within the hills in northeast of Taiwan.

The village is next to the mountain and facing the sea.  The most prosperous shopping district is Jiufen Old Street.

Taipei International Flora Exposition

The 2010 Taipei International Flora Exposition (the 2010 Taipei Int’l Flora Expo), a category A2B1 horticulture exposition, is set to open on November 6th, 2010,

Hoping Island - Keelung

• Is the first and currently the only castle in Keelung. Heping Island is perfect for diving and sea fishing. With years of erosion by the wind and sea, the eroded rocks and coasts have formed special shapes.

Yehliu Geopark - Taipei

                                               

The rock landscape of Yehliu Geopark is one of most famous wonders in the world. Yehliu Geopark contains the mushroom rock and the ginger rock are the main focuses.And the wave-cut platform located on the other side of Yehliu.

Lukang - Taichung county

In 1784 Lukang is the second largest town in Taiwan. At that time the town was crowded with stores that covered their facing streets with awnings, creating the famous 「no sky」market areas.