There is a rich history attached to Taiwanese culture. The seventh month of the lunar calendar is recognized as Taiwanese Ghost Month. In the northeastern part of Taiwan stands the sleepy port city of Keelung. For over 163 years, the … Read More
Throughout the year, there are many Keelung festivals to visit. Most of these festivals operate according to the Chinese Lunar calender, so dates will vary from year to year. If you are planning on visiting Keelung or Taipei during these … Read More
In addition to the Asahikawa River, another covered river flows into the Keelung Port: the Xi Ding River. Its basin is known as Oyster Shell River, and it now refers to the major area of the Anle District. Here every … Read More
Many people come to Keelung is to visit the famous Miaokou (gate of the temple) Night Market. In addition to enjoying tasty snacks, there are a lot of interesting hidden attractions near the market. From the side door of Tien-Ji … Read More