Taiwan

Season Guide

Winter (December – February): Mild and dry in the north, warmer in the south.

Spring (March – May): Warm and humid with occasional rain.

Summer (June – September): Hot, humid and rainy with typhoons possible.

Autumn (October – November): Warm, dry and pleasant.

Top Regions To Visit

Taipei

Taiwan’s vibrant capital blends modern skyscrapers with traditional temples, night markets and boutique galleries. The city’s energy, culture and gastronomy make it a compelling base for exploration.

Taichung

Known for its creative energy, Taichung offers contemporary art spaces, tea culture and surrounding mountain scenery. It’s a hub for design enthusiasts and those seeking a quieter urban rhythm.

Tainan

The island’s oldest city, Tainan is steeped in history with heritage streets, temples and traditional crafts. Its food culture and artisan workshops make it a treasure trove for culture-focused travelers.

Hualien & Taroko Gorge

Home to dramatic natural landscapes, Hualien and Taroko Gorge offer marble canyons, mountain trails and remote coastlines. Adventure and nature combine with cultural insights into local indigenous communities.

Kenting & Southern Coast

Taiwan’s tropical south features beaches, coral reefs and national parks. Lesser visited coves, seaside temples and coastal trails make it ideal for a mix of adventure and relaxation.

Unforgettable Experiences

Join a tea-picking and tasting experience in Taichung, learning traditional methods and rare varietals with a master tea grower.

Hike through Taroko Gorge, exploring hidden caves and waterfalls.

Attend a private dumpling and noodle-making masterclass, learning regional techniques with a renowned chef.

Go on a hot spring wellness experience in Beitou, combining private mineral baths with guided meditation and herbal therapies.

Take a guided cycling tour of Taiwan’s old railway paths, exploring countryside, temples and local villages.

LaTrove’s Top Travel Tips For Taiwan

LaTrove’s Top Travel Tips For

Taiwan

Our Favourite Places To Stay

Villa 32

Wellness, Honeymoon, Food & Wine
Taipei

A highly exclusive adults-only Relais & Châteaux property nestled in Taipei’s Beitou hot-spring valley, where mountains and natural geothermal waters create a deeply restorative setting. With five architecturally refined suites, each with its own private hot-spring bath, it feels more like a private sanctuary than a conventional hotel. The dining pairs seasonal ingredients with refined culinary techniques and an extensive wine list, while wellness and aromatherapy treatments complete the sense of unhurried calm.

Capella Taipei

Culture, Arts & History, Food & Wine, Honeymoon, Wellness, Family Travel
Taipei

A refined urban retreat in the city’s Zhongshan district, where elegant design and personalised service create a calm oasis amid the city. Its distinctive offering includes cultural experiences, from private tea ceremonies to curated art tours, alongside elevated dining that highlights Taiwanese flavours with creativity and finesse. With wellness programmes, bespoke concierge service and easy access to Taipei’s museums, markets and heritage sites, it provides a sophisticated base for both discovery and relaxation.

Silks Place Taroko

Wellness, Family Travel, Culture, Arts & History, Food & Wine
Taroko

Silks Place Taroko is a refined mountain hotel nestled at the entrance of Taroko Gorge National Park. The property places you steps from some of Taiwan’s most iconic natural scenery and activities like guided hikes, scenic cycling and photography excursions invite immersive exploration of the gorge’s geology and indigenous culture. With elevated dining rooted in local produce, serene lounges and easy access to waterfalls and lookouts, it offers a thoughtful base for both adventure and reflection.

The Lalu Hotel

Wellness, Culture, Arts & History, Food & Wine, Honeymoon, Family Travel
Sun Moon Lake

A lakeside sanctuary on Taiwan’s iconic Sun Moon Lake, where minimalist design, tranquil waterways and mountains shape a serene, restorative experience. The property’s refined architecture make the natural setting an integral part of every stay, while excursions such as private boat tours, cycling around the lake and guided cultural visits connect guests to local aboriginal heritage and lakeside life. With wellness offerings and elevated dining that showcases regional produce, it's a memorable base for both discovery and relaxation.

Hoshinoya Guguan

Wellness, Culture, Arts & History, Honeymoon, Family Travel
Heping

Tucked into a forested valley in Taiwan’s central highlands, where hot springs, rivers and lush greenery shape its calm, nature‑first setting. The property’s design weaves traditional Japanese ryokan influences with local materials and thoughtful landscapes, inviting moments of quiet reflection in onsen baths, riverfront paths and tranquil lounges. With curated wellness treatments, forest walks and nearby cultural sites, it offers a restorative base that feels connected to both land and tradition.

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