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Restored lanes and colonial-era timber buildings at Shengli Xingcun Creative Living Park in Pingtung City, which topped Pingtung County's tourism rankings with 9.04 million visits in the first half of 2026. (Photo: Yang Feng-yuan / Storm Media)

Taiwan's #1 Travel Spot Has No Beach and 9 Million Visitors Love It

Filipino tourists visiting Taiwan reached over 400,000 in the first half of 2026, a 28% jump year-on-year that makes the Philippines Taiwan's top Southeast Asian visitor source. (File photo / Hung Yu-hsun)

Not Japan, Not Korea: Filipinos Are Now Taiwan's Top Tourists

Changhua's Lukang landmark: the Glass Mazu Temple. (Photo / Instagram @au_maomao0618)

Beyond Jiufen: Taiwan's Lukang Draws 11 Million Visitors in 2026

Lukang Old Street and its surrounding historic district, the flower-lined Tianwei Road Garden, and Wanggong Fishing Harbor — including its elevated Sky-Sea Walkway — have claimed the top three spots among Changhua County's most popular tourist destination

Changhua: Taiwan's Best-Preserved Historic Town Draws Record Crowds

According to tourism visitor data, Sun Moon Lake Circular Area ranked first in Nantou County for visitor arrivals from January to April 2026. (Photo / Courtesy of Sun Moon Lake National Scenic Area Administration)

CNN Certified, Visitor Approved: Sun Moon Lake Pulls Nearly 1 Million Tourists in Early 2026

According to the Tourism Administration, the top three most-visited attractions in Chiayi from January to March 2026 were Wenhua Road Night Market, Hinoki Village (檜意森活村), and Chiayi City Art Museum. (File photo / Hong Yu-xun)

Taiwan's Best Night Market? Chiayi's Street Food Strip Drew 3.36 Million Visitors in Q1

Social media claims suggest large numbers of Europeans have come to Taiwan to apply for the Employment Gold Card. Illustrative photo, unrelated to specific cases. (File photo, AP)

180,000 Germans Flooding Taiwan for TRR Gold Card? Viral Rumor Completely Debunked

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