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The densely populated island of Taiwan enjoys tropical weather throughout its rich forest cover and lofty mountains. It is surrounded by equally ravishing countries on either sides such as China, Philippines and Okinawa. This vibrant city celebrates tones of festivals that have mythological and cultural sentiments connected to it including Hungry Ghost Festival, Chinese New Year and Dragon Boat Festival.

It is the capital and also an import part of the biggest urban cluster of Taiwan that includes central Taipei City, New Taipei City and Keelung. Among the various landmarks of Taiwan, National Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall is by far the most significant which follows a daily ritual of raising of the flag and comprises of Chiang Kai-shek’s large bronze statue and a memorial. Taipei 101 adorns the skyline of this city as the fourth largest skyscraper.

The largest city of Taiwan, New Taipei, lines the perimeter of Taipei Basin. A massive portion of Taipei’s northern coastline comes under this city. It comes under the Taipei Metropolitan Area and Sanchong and Shulin are its two corporate jungles. Hiking, hot Spring, cycling and rock climbing are the prominent adventure activities. Among the best local sightseeing places, Banqiao's Lin Family Mansion and Garden and Danshui Fisherman's Wharf are definitely worth a visit.

Nicknamed as the "Silicon Valley of Taiwan", Hsinchu truly justifies its name with the leaders of semiconductor manufacturing companies being in its den alongside the Hsinchu Science Park.

Being the second largest city of Taiwan, Keelung maintains the busy Kaohsiung Port and Kaohsiung International Airport. The pleasant weather and low cost of living makes it and ideal spot fro both locals and tourists. Chihou Fort is a popular local historical attraction that used to a military base during ancient times.

Ranked among the most pleasant cities in Taiwan, Hualien is the Harbor Capital of the entire island. The spiritually rejuvenating temple of the Abode of Still Thoughts resides here and happens to be the original facility of Tzu-Chi Buddhist foundation.