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Ready to experience Taiwan’s early summer nights? 🌙✨
Xindian in New Taipei City is the perfect place to go!

Hop on your scooter or take the MRT—just don’t miss it!

Hop on your scooter and experience the convenience that the Tamkang Bridge brings! 🛵🌉

🌉 Meet Taiwan’s New Landmark: Tamkang Bridge

The Tamkang Bridge is set to become one of northern Taiwan’s most iconic pieces of infrastructure. Featuring a sleek single-tower cable-stayed design, its clean, modern silhouette blends seamlessly into the Tamsui River skyline. It’s also recognized as the world’s longest single-tower cable-stayed bridge, making it a true engineering landmark.

📅 Opening Date
The bridge is scheduled to open to traffic on May 12, 2026, marking a major milestone for the region.

🚗 Why It Matters
• Significantly reduces travel time between Tamsui and Bali
• Eases congestion on Guandu Bridge — currently the primary crossing
• Improves access to Taoyuan International Airport and western New Taipei

🌏 More than just a bridge, it represents a major step forward in connecting communities and enhancing mobility across Taiwan.

Missed the Baishatun Mazu Pilgrimage last week?

you’ve still got another chance to experience one of Taiwan’s most iconic cultural traditions !

The Dajia Mazu Pilgrimage from April 17 to April 26 — a massive, high-energy religious procession that draws hundreds of thousands of participants every year.

Want to experience one of Taiwan’s most unique cultural events? 🇹🇼

There are only 6 days left to catch the 白沙屯媽祖進香 —
don’t miss your chance to be part of something truly unforgettable.

This isn’t just a festival. It’s a powerful, living tradition where over 450,000 people walk together in faith, following Mazu on a journey with no fixed route.

Whether you join for a few hours or a full day, you’ll feel the energy, kindness, and spirit that make Taiwan so special.

👉 Lace up your shoes, step in, and experience it for yourself.

🏮✨ The 2026 Pingxi Sky Lantern Festival is here!

On February 27 and March 3, head to Pingxi and release your own sky lantern into the night. When thousands of lanterns rise into the sky at the same time, it’s truly a goosebumps moment.

Standing in the mountain town after dark, watching your wishes slowly float upward — it’s something you have to experience in person.

Hop on your scooter 🛵
Grab your friends and ride out to Pingxi to send your brightest wish into the sky for 2026!

🔥 2026 Taitung Bombing of Handan — Let’s Go!

📅 February 26 – March 7, 2026

The annual Taitung Bombing of Handan is back 💥

In Taitung, it’s not just about stunning mountains and ocean views — it’s also home to some of Taiwan’s boldest local traditions.

The main events take place at Taitung Xuantian Temple, where firecrackers explode nonstop as Master Handan rides the palanquin straight into the sparks 🔥

📍 On March 3, you can also catch a Bombing of Handan celebration in Chenggong — a coastal town with just as much energy.

So what are you waiting for?
Hop on your scooter and ride down to Taitung for the experience.

The fireworks. The drums. The crowd.
You have to feel it in person. 😎

💰🇹🇼 NT$10,000 Cash for Everyone — Yes, Foreign Residents Too!

Don’t miss out —
check your eligibility 💸✨

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🛵🏖🏄‍♂️Hop on your scooter and get going!

The roads are busy, which is why keeping an eye out for larger vehicles such as public buses, is always a good idea! Safety first! 🚐🚌🛵

Being Aware of Buses On the Road When approaching a bus stop, particularly during periods of passenger boarding or disembarking, exercise caution and be ready to stop or reduce your speed.

Riding a scooter in Taiwan can indeed be quite different from riding in many other countries, and there are several factors that make it quite unique! 🏍🚗🛵

Driving in Taiwan IS Different to Riding Elsewhere Riding a scooter in Taiwan can indeed be quite different from riding in many other countries, and there are several factors that make it quite unique.

Are you familiar with the "two-stage left turn" road maneuver commonly used by scooter drivers in Taiwan to make left turns at intersections? 🚗🛵🏍

How does the two-stage left turn work? The Taiwan two-stage left turn is a unique traffic maneuver that is commonly used in Taiwan and some other countries in Asia.