“Taiwan is a blend of many colors, each destination has its own unique characteristics. It can be the peacefulness of nature, the hustle and bustle of the city or the emotional cultural imprints,” Ngo Kien Huy shared after a 4-day, 3-night trip to Taiwan organized by the Taiwan Tourism Bureau in collaboration with Travellive Media Group. The trip not only brought high-class experiences but also opened up a new perspective on Taiwan - where modernity and tradition blend impressively.
“Taiwan is a melting pot of many colors, each destination has its own unique characteristics. It can be the peacefulness of nature, the hustle and bustle of the city or the emotional cultural imprints”
Unlike the Taiwan on screen, Ngo Kien Huy said: "Huy really experienced a very different Taiwan - peaceful, fresh and developed. Each destination brought a new feeling, from the village of Cuu Toc with the cherry blossom road in full bloom to the green Sheep Hill. This was the first time Huy had a photo taken in the middle of such a brilliant cherry blossom forest, this experience was unforgettable."


"Each destination brings a new feeling, from Cuu Toc village with its cherry blossom road to the green Sheep Hill"
A luxury journey that blends tradition and modernity
Spring is the season when Taiwan is in full swing. Cingjing Village is famous for its cool climate and European-like scenery, making it an ideal destination for cherry blossom viewing, visiting sheep farms and enjoying the fresh air.

Or visit Sun Moon Lake - the largest natural lake in Taiwan, famous for its poetic beauty and the place where unique cultural festivals take place. The deep blue water surface is like a silk strip reflecting the sky, creating a space that is both peaceful and magnificent, making every moment here memorable. "Sun Moon Lake is also the place that impressed Huy the most. Cycling around the lake, both exercising and immersing yourself in nature, the feeling is hard to describe," said Ngo Kien Huy.

"Sun Moon Lake is also the place that impressed Huy the most. Cycling around the lake, both exercising and immersing yourself in nature, the feeling is hard to describe."
This journey took Ngo Kien Huy to luxury accommodations, each with its own style. "There are hotels that focus on relaxing experiences with mineral springs that help 'heal', and places that are located in the middle of a bustling city center for easy shopping and to feel the vibrant pace of life," he excitedly recounted.
Not only experiencing luxurious accommodations, high-class flights with China Airlines also left a strong impression on Ngo Kien Huy. On China Airlines' long-haul flights, passengers enjoy a variety of entertainment and full amenities such as blankets, pillows, noise-canceling headphones and high-class amenity bags from Moschino with products from Moroccanoil. Comfortable VIP lounges at the airport, free Wi-Fi and on-time service contribute to a complete journey. In addition, the airline also actively promotes the image of Taiwan through international communication campaigns and tourism cooperation.



Authentic Taiwanese cuisine
If cuisine is the soul of tourism, then Ngo Kien Huy was "treated" to a colorful feast of authentic Taiwanese flavors. At The Old England, he was immersed in a classic European atmosphere with elaborately decorated Western dishes and a tendency toward less spicy Western food. Meanwhile, Michelin Yuen Ji brings the authentic Taiwanese Asian flavors but is elevated by the talented hands of the chefs. "Each dish has its own story. In addition, Huy also enjoyed many types of Taiwanese specialty hot tea, which is a unique feature here," he confided.
Taiwan is not only famous for its street food but also has a sophisticated high-class cuisine. Familiar dishes such as Dongpo pork, radish cake, or pearl milk tea can all be enjoyed in "luxury" versions at Michelin-starred restaurants.
Taiwan is not only famous for its street food but also possesses a sophisticated high-class cuisine.
Diverse Taiwan through the eyes of Ngo Kien Huy
This trip was not just a vacation, but also a source of creative inspiration for Ngo Kien Huy. "Huy learned a lot from the way Taiwan develops tourism, as well as being inspired by the approach to modern tourism services. Huy had previously experienced backpacking in Taiwan, but this time it was a completely different experience - luxury tourism. Huy felt that there were still many interesting things in Taiwan that he had not discovered. The stories about music and history that the tour guide shared made Huy very emotional and he wanted to learn more in future trips," he shared.
"Huy learned a lot from the way Taiwan developed tourism, as well as was inspired by the modern approach to tourism services."
Ngo Kien Huy's journey is not only a travel story but also an invitation to explore a surprising Taiwan - where tradition and modernity intersect and every street corner contains memorable stories. For those who are confused between countless destination options, Ngo Kien Huy sends: "If you want to experience a colorful country in tourism and 5-star high-class services, Taiwan is a suitable choice from airlines, routes, culture, cuisine to spiritual tourism".


































