What is Taiwans highest mountain?
Imposing Mt. Jade (Yushan) is the highest mountain in Taiwan at 3952m. It’s in the central part of the island. What are the main Taiwanese holidays? Taiwan’s festivals are colorful and extraordinarily animated. For Taiwanese people they mean family time. For you… a once in a lifetime opportunity to understand the meaning of the word “exotic”. Truly, it doesn’t get any better than that. They are the real deal! Most of them are celebrated according to the Chinese lunar calendar. They are… • Chinese New Year (January-February) • Lantern Festival (February) • Mazu’s Birthday (April-May) • Tomb Sweeping Day (April 5) • Dragon Boat Festival (June) • Ghost Month (August) • Mid-Autumn Festival (September) • Teacher’s Day (September 28) • Double Tenth National Day (October 10) What are Taiwan’s main tourist attractions? Taiwan is renowned for it’s colorful temples, spectacular gorges, mountain scenery, hot springs, festivals, Chinese cuisine, and to some extent… quiet tropical beaches. Taro
