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Young people like to travel. When we are in college, before we enter our hectic work lives, and before we start a family of our own to care for, is often the only time when we are free to travel the world-and when we have the energy and the desire to do so in adventurous ways. Taiwan is an exciting youth-travel destination for many reasons. First of all, the country has one of the most vibrant societies in the world. Young travelers in search of a place where something is always happening will be dazzled by the fast pace of life here. Next is the island's safe travel environment. Despite all the hustle and bustle you always feel safe, and the friendly local people will make you feel welcome.

Undiscovered Nations - Taiwan Taiwan is an island of contrasts. The new and the old side by side, the modern and ancient seemingly at odds with each other but blended together to create a fascinating mix of cultures. Unique Taiwan tours from the UK specialists Undiscovered Destinations. We share your passion for travel and adventure

Dial A Flight - Taiwan
The main island (in a group of 86), Taiwan lies in the shadow of a giant and off the coast of mainland china. The island though is an impressive place, and not just because of the size of its mountains. Its cities are equally solid, with the capital Taipei boasting the world’s tallest building. You’ll also be kept enthralled by numerous traditional folk festivals. But don’t miss out on Taiwan’s natural side: its rolling hills skirting majestic peaks, or its perfect tropical beaches.

Lonely Planet - Taiwan
Taiwan is a modern industrialised megalopolis clinging to the fringes of an ancient culture; a string of teeming cities at the feet of a glorious mountain range. Here you'll find traditional noodles at the 7-Eleven, aboriginal tribes in mini-skirts, and a day of temple rituals followed by waterslide rides.

Get Packing - Taiwan
Lying across the Formosa Strait off the coast of mainland China, and although viewed by Beijing as a part of "One China", Taiwan acts as an independent state, has its own currency, and refuses to cede to the rule of the mainland. A stance that has made it a publicly ignored, but still annoying thorn in the side of the Beijing Government since the former government of mainland china decamped to Taipei and declared it to be the true seat of rule for China after the communist revolution in 1949.

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