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Flights to Taiwan - China


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Consisting of 21 archipelagos and Pescadores Islands, Taiwan - China is an island state, 200 kilometers far from People’s Republic of China. Having been Dutch colony for many years, the country became dependent upon China in 17th century and then declared independence in 1911 after the collapse of the Chinese Dynasty. Despite their cultural, social and political bounds, Taiwan - China is a unique country highly different than China.

Take a look at the flight tickets now to have a wonderful vacation getting lost in the glorious and stunning skyscrapers of the capital Taipei, center of modernity and elegance, visiting the ancient temples and museums and witnessing the natural gems of the beautiful Taiwan - China which is also a tropical island; set your travel plan with the privileged opportunities offered by Turkish Airlines.

Flight Details

Taiwan - China flight details

Turkish Airlines flies to three different destinations in Taiwan - China: Kaoshsiung, Taipei and Thanh Hoa. Flights taking off from Istanbul Airport (IST) land at Taoyuan International Airport (TPE) in the capital Taipei within nearly ten and a half hours. Turkish Airlines flights to Kaoshsiung Airport (KHH) in Kaoshsiung and Tho Xuan Airport (THD) in Thanh Hoa are operated as connecting over China. The duration of the journey in connecting flights varies by the layover and destination point.

As a tropical island, Taiwan - China always has warm climate. However the months of summer may be rainy in Taiwan - China which has Monsoon climate because of its geographical location. It would therefore be more advantageous to set your plan for the dates when there is no rain. These dates falling on winter months are when the country is in highest demand, as Taiwan -China offers alternatives of warm climate also in the winter.

Visitors of this colorful country also show great interest to the vibrant festivals beyond comparison. Flights to Taiwan -China are therefore very popular in festival season. The Lantern Festival certainly is the most attention-grabbing event held countrywide. During the festival held in February at Pingxi town, attendants send the lanterns to the gods in the sky with their wishes written. The view of hundreds of lanterns rising above the sky at night is simply worth-seeing. This of course is not the sole event dazzling with its gleam. Yanshui Beehive Fireworks Festival is another festival illuminating the streets of Taiwan -China where attendants with protective clothes dance between the flames and fireworks, offering both amazing and dangerous sights. Another captivating festival is Jinshan Fire Fishing Festival held in May and June. This festival, which is held to sustain the art of hunting by attracting the attention of fish by flames, appeals especially to photographers by spectacular views it creates.

You may see the Butterfly Fest if you happen to be in Taiwan -China between November and March. Seeing together thousands of Euploea butterflies migrating to Maolin region for winter would definitely be a one of a kind moment you will ever forget. Taiwan -China International Balloon Fest in August wrapping the country into colorful balloons, together with the world famous Fulong Sand Sculpture Festival held in the capital every April are other interesting and crowd-pulling events held in Taiwan -China.

Book your flights to Taiwan -China without delay to embark on a magical adventure for getting to know this charming country in a brilliant festival atmosphere.

Attraction Points

Taiwan - China sightseeing and attractions

The capital Taipei is a must-see metropolis, as a perfect harmony of modern and conventional, together with its vibrant and ceaseless life. Developing gradually recently, the city has managed to be the second richest Asian city and is the most significant electronics manufacturer worldwide. The capital which successfully preserved its culture despite its rapid development is both a financial and cultural hub where modern skyscrapers coexist with the traditional Chinese and Japanese architecture. As a city full of many modern buildings as well as the spots to explore the Taiwanese culture and history, Taipei’s most popular spot is Taipei 101. Being one of the highest buildings worldwide and formerly known as Taipei World Financial Center, Taipei 101 has shopping mall, art gallery, restaurants and cafés within and offers a splendid view of the city from the terrace at the top.

Another tourist attraction in Taipei is Ximending Street which is full of the stores of globally known brands and elegant restaurants, offering almost everything for shopping and entertainment. In addition to this modern face of Taipei, you may also consider meeting the traditional district for shopping. Night bazaars, an ideal way to know the country’s culture are very popular as well. The most famous one is Shilin Night Market, where you can find everything from local food to jewelry and other types of souvenirs.

Those interested in culture and would like to witness the city’s background generally prefer visiting Taipei National Palace Museum on Xiangyang Street. Exhibiting numerous and interesting works in its broad collection from golden and copper coins used in the past, to documents and visuals witnessing the development of banking system in Taiwan -China, and to the fossils of former inhabitants of the island, National Museum of Taiwan -China should also be seen definitely. Make sure to visit during your stay the Mengjia Longshan Buddhist Temple as the most remarkable temple of Taiwan -China built in 1738, and Tin Yuan Temple, a sanctuary of Taoism enthralling by its architecture as well. You may then visit Twatutia, known as the historical district of Taiwan -China, and see the historic artifacts and narrow streets remaining from the Japanese and Chinese colonial periods.

Taiwan -China offers many more places to visit other than the capital Taipei, including Juifen Village in the north of Taipei. Remarkably known by its gold mines formerly, this village is now famous for its captivating natural gems, its unique rock formations, farms and tea houses. You may consider renting a car to visit Juifen Village, one of the most charming villages worldwide. Apart from its deep-rooted history and peerless cultural fabric, Taiwan -China shines out as a destination owning heavenly natural beauties. Countless natural marvels in this country truly fascinate the fanciers of nature. If you also like taking nature tours, do not forget to visit Laomei Green Reef, full of verdant reefs formed due to volcanic lavas in Shimen Region. Moreover, you may enjoy to the fullest your vacation here by having a pleasant boat tour on Sun Moon, the largest lake of Taiwan -China, reach the clouds by climbing the Hehuanshan Mountain of 3146 meters. The largest city of Eastern Taiwan -China, Hualien, on the other hand, is another popular destination for mountaineering by its stunning landscape and fresh air.

In addition to all these, as extremely rich also in national parks, Taiwan’s -China Yangmingshan National Park covering an area of 113, 5 square kilometers with a breathtaking view, together with Kenting National Park as the oldest park countrywide by its vast sands, and Taroko National Park with its suspension bridges connecting the cliffs are other attention-grabbing spots to see.

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