Explore breathtaking destinations that keep Filipinos returning to Taiwan

A key factor contributing to its appeal is the visa-free entry policy for Philippine passport holders, recently extended until July 2025.  This policy not only simplifies travel logistics but also opens doors to Taiwan’s rich cultural heritage, stunning landscapes, and vibrant culinary scene without the bureaucratic hurdles of visa applications.

After several visits to Taiwan, we’ve compiled a list of amazing adventures awaiting Filipino travelers.

Check something off your bucket list

First on our list is Taipei 101, once the tallest building in the world. Ride one of the fastest elevators to the 89th-floor Sky Lounge and enjoy stunning views of Taipei.

Make unforgettable memories with your family 

For an exciting day out, visit Leofoo Village Theme Park in Hsinchu. Taiwan’s largest safari and amusement park offers over 30 thrilling rides and the chance to see wild animals up close. The park also features shows, parades, and dance performances for everyone to enjoy.

Dive into Taiwanese culture 

Take the Taiwan Railway Formosa Express Disney Themed Train for a fun journey. Packed with food, drinks, karaoke, and activities for both kids and adults, it offers seats that spin 360 degrees for a lively and relaxing trip.

Explore Taiwan’s natural and cultural wonders 

Join the Yehliu Geopark, Jiufen, Shifen, and Golden Waterfall Day Tour to see some of Northern Taiwan’s best sights in one day. Explore unique rock formations at Yehliu Geopark, experience tea houses and coastal views in Jiufen, release sky lanterns in Shifen, and marvel at the Golden Waterfall.

Discover Central Taiwan’s top spots

Book the Taichung: Classic Attractions & Gaomei Wetlands One-Day Tour from Taipei to visit four popular places in Taichung. Enjoy Rainbow Village’s art, stroll through the colorful Zhongshe Flower Market, relax at Gaomei Wetlands with beautiful sunset views, and visit Miyahara for Harry Potter-themed decorations and tasty treats.

Enjoy Taiwan’s delicious food 

Try A Joy: Taipei 101 Sky Buffet, which offers over 300 tasty dishes across different dining areas. It’s a luxurious buffet experience in Taiwan’s tallest building, perfect for enjoying the country’s famous cuisine.

In addition to skipping visa processing, how does NT$5,000.00 (roughly P9,000.00) off your Taiwan accommodation sound?

Seize the opportunity by logging into your Klook account and taking the quiz to determine your eligibility for the Taiwan Lucky Land accommodation voucher. If you’re one of the lucky winners, you’ll receive an email from Klook the following day on how to officially redeem the NT$5,000 Klook hotel voucher.

— Nickie Wang