How to Travel Asia's Most Underrated Country Taiwan (Full Documentary) 🇹🇼

Welcome to Taiwan! A nation that will surprise you😁 Taiwan is the same size as Belgium but filled with 23 million amazing people and yet it takes 2 hours to go from north to south of this tiny island. Join us on a journey through the rich culture and remarkable wonders through the Jewel of Asia. Through a labyrinth of bustling streets in Taipei, to the spiritual walks of Kaohsiung. Taiwan is a melting pot of diversity waiting to be explored through the people, food and experiences. This is Taiwan 🇹🇼

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[ShevandDev]

Taiwan has surprised us in so many ways! Please subscribe if you enjoyed this video! Let us know where you are from with a flag in the comments, we'll go first: 🇿🇦

[biggiedii]

I've been to over 20 countries and just visited Taiwan for the first time and can honestly say it's my favourite so far. Heavily underrated and a hidden gem. The people are incredibly hospitable and will go the extra mile to assist you even if they don't speak much English, the food is amazing, the ease of transportation is super convenient and the country as a whole is pocket friendly so if you're a budget traveller it's an ideal place to visit.

[worldcitizen]

“kiss and ride” is a temporary drop off/pick up spot, so you kiss your loved one goodbye after being dropped off (or greeting kiss being picked up) at the station. You two are excellent tour guides for us viewers! I visited Taiwan a few months ago and rode high speed train too. I want to go down south next time after watching you guys having so much fun!

[lysheng]

Kudos to the creators for crafting a truly exceptional video that meticulously navigates the cultural landscape of Taiwan, unfolding its myriad facets as we traverse from the northern tip to the southern reaches

[marklandes]

Well done video. I studied at the Stanford Center in Taipei 1972-73 and worked for the National Palace Museum 1978-80. My daughter was born in Taiwan and my wife is from HK. I'm looking forward to getting back for a visit.

[tomtsai]

Looks like a fun trip. Wish you guys had longer in Taiwan to check out the beautiful east coast.

[bobbyb]

I used to travel to Taiwan for work around 4 times a year. I found the people to be very courteous and friendly. I miss it!

[lunaslave]

I'm Taiwanese, living in Kaohsiung. So glad you enjoyed trip here!! I am also left-handed, it's ok to use chopsticks with left hand. And it's really a saying that left-handed people are smart
😂
For high speed railway, because you don't have enough time. Actually you can just get on the train, no matter which car number is, and then walk inside the train to your car number and straight for your seats.😊

For "Kiss and Ride", actually that translation was been on the news before. 🤣 Because it's not normally use. It's means "Pick- up Area".

[dzgsspu]

Thank you so much for introducing Taiwan to the people all over the world.
Hope you can visit Taiwan soon.😊😊🥰🥰

[kindkitty]

Uh-oh! Shall I include Kaoshiong in my itinerary too? Few days from now, we’ll be visiting Taipei too. Thank you for your videos. It helps me decide what I wanted to do once we’re touchdown. Entertaining, captivating and both of you are very good story-tellers!

[Elaineswang]

u guys gave me a lot more ideas and tips to explore my Taiwan trip juz right around the corner. Thanks Shev and Dev

[vip]

👍你們很會拍攝， I miss Taiwan 🇹🇼 😢😢 Wish I can go back next year 謝謝你們介紹台灣

[tommasyu]

I was really moved when I watched this video. The statue at the end is Xuantian Shengdi, a deity in Taoism, commonly worshipped by people on both sides of the strait. Our tradition involves celebrating every 12 years, equivalent to the Chinese zodiac cycle. When it's time to welcome Xuantian Shengdi, the village throws a grand feast, inviting friends from all over to share in the joy. Welcoming Xuantian Shengdi is akin to welcoming peace, and this is a common tradition across the Taiwan Strait. It feels so familiar and heartwarming. Thanks to the blogger for sharing.

[isonliu]

As a South African whom was born in Taiwan, its great to see the common SA fellows enjoying the tour in Taiwan. Thanks for sharing.

[jamrellb]

Amazing video! I'm planning to go to Taiwan this year. Thanks for this comprehensive vlog!

[Radee]

Taiwan is so advanced and beautiful people and nice. I am not Taiwanese. When I was in Europe, they said it’s poor country and dirty, I was laughing and they are so much behind Taiwan. ❤ euro think Japan is the only advanced not others asian countries

[trulysincereabc]

This is the first time I watch yall (liked and subscribed soon after of course) and i already think i can get along with shev’s tastebuds her food looks sooo good

[jansjoukens]

Hi Guys what a great video about Taiwan! Love to see the joy you both are having. Love you videos! Discover you while you are climbing the Himalaya. You make us happy here in grey and wet 🇩🇪

[hwangjoanne]

Thank you for introducing Taiwan to YT's audiences. It's a lot of fun with amazing food and a great public transportation system. It's truly underrated as atrourist destination.

[tapto]

Thanks Shev and Dev.
Amazing Taiwan. A lot of beautiful history in Taipei, a lot foods to enjoy and night markets.
Taipei to Kaohsiung on HST I love it.
We’re going there next week.
Thanks again.