📖 Taiwan Landmark Coloring Series 🎨✨
Bring Taiwan’s vibrant culture and stunning landmarks to life with your favorite colors! 🌈🏮 This coloring series is designed for all skill levels, allowing you to relax and enjoy a creative journey through Taiwan!
The coloring book consists of 98 pages (21 cm × 21 cm) in an open-flat format.
It features original coloring pages of 24 tourist spot themes, arranged in the following structure.
・Even-numbered pages feature bold-lined coloring bases.
・Odd-numbered pages feature light-lined coloring bases.
※ the back side of each page is left blank without any printing.
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Coloring Theme Table of Contents
| 1. Taipei 101 | 11. Shilin Night Market | 21. Love River, Kaohsiung |
| 2. Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall | 12. Ximending | 22. Yushan (Jade Mountain) |
| 3. National Palace Museum | 13. Beitou Hot Springs | 23. Cijin (Qijin Peninsula) |
| 4. Longshan Temple | 14. Maokong Gondola | 24. Yehliu Geopark |
| 5. Sun Moon Lake | 15. Qingshui Cliffs | |
| 6. Taroko Gorge (Taroko National Park) | 16. Yangmingshan National Park | |
| 7. Alishan Forest Railway | 17. Lukang Old Street | |
| 8. Kenting National Park | 18. Rainbow Village (Caihongjuan Village) | |
| 9. Jiufen Old Street | 19. Fo Guang Shan Buddha Museum | |
| 10. Tamsui Fisherman's Wharf | 20. Anping Fort |
Click here to view the "Taiwan Travel Guide" and "Highlights of Tourist Attractions."
If you want to see other coloring themes, go to ⇒ Theme Search Map.
Completed Coloring Sample
If you want to see other coloring themes, go to ⇒ Theme Search Map.
How to Purchase a Coloring Book
From the link below, you will be redirected to the Amazon Books site where you can purchase the corresponding paperback.
The book is printed in high-quality black-and-white for coloring and is available in English only.
Please refer to the "Coloring Page Sample" on this blog for inspiration, and enjoy coloring freely.
The coloring book is a 49-page, double-page spread book (each page measures 21cm x 21cm). It features 24 themes of tourist attractions depicted in the original coloring illustrations.
On the left pages, original black-and-white illustrations are depicted, while the right pages feature illustrations arranged for coloring.
View the Amazon Book Page Here
✈️ Taiwan Travel Guide【Perfect for Beginners】
🗺 Overview
Taiwan is a subtropical island located off the southeastern coast of China, known for its lush landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and friendly locals. From the bustling capital Taipei to the charming towns of Jiufen, Tainan, and Hualien, each region offers a unique flavor of tradition and modernity. Taiwan is also known for being one of Asia’s most LGBTQ-friendly countries, making it welcoming and safe for solo or first-time travelers.
🌤 Climate & Best Time to Visit
Taiwan enjoys a warm, humid climate with distinct seasons.
- Spring (Mar–May): Pleasant temperatures and blooming flowers
- Summer (Jun–Sep): Hot and humid, but great for festivals and vibrant night markets
- Autumn (Oct–Nov): Dry, cool, and the most comfortable for sightseeing
- Winter (Dec–Feb): Mild in the south, cooler in the north, but snow is rare
🟢 Best Time to Visit: October to November or March to May for ideal weather and comfortable conditions.
🚍 Transportation & Access
- Airports: Major international airports in Taipei (Taoyuan), Taichung, and Kaohsiung
- High-Speed Rail (THSR): Connects Taipei to Kaohsiung in under 2 hours
- City Transit: Taipei and Kaohsiung have reliable MRT (metro) systems. EasyCard (IC card) enables seamless travel
- Taxis: Affordable and widely available. Many drivers understand basic English; ride-hailing apps like Uber also operate in major cities
💰 Currency & Costs
- Currency: New Taiwan Dollar (TWD)
- Affordability: Cheaper than Western Europe. Local street food meals range from \$5–10 USD
- Tipping: Not customary, but small tips in upscale restaurants or hotels are appreciated
🔐 Safety & Travel Tips
- Safety: Taiwan is one of the safest destinations in Asia, even for solo travelers
- Tips: Watch for traffic in busy urban areas; secure your belongings in night markets
- Emergency Numbers: Police – 110 / Ambulance & Fire – 119
🗣 Language & Communication
- Official Language: Chinese (Traditional Mandarin)
- English Availability: Widely spoken in tourist areas, hotels, and among young locals
📱 Connectivity & Wi-Fi
- Free Wi-Fi is available in most public areas, MRT stations, and cafés
- Affordable SIM cards and portable Wi-Fi devices can be purchased at airports and convenience stores
- Mobile internet (4G/5G) is widely available and stable throughout the country
🌟Highlights of 24 Tourist Attractions
1. Taipei 101 (Taipei)
The 508m skyscraper, once the world’s tallest, is the city’s symbol. The observatory offers panoramic views of Taipei. Best in autumn–winter. About 20 min by MRT from Taipei Main Station. Allow 1–2 hours. Sunset views from the observatory are spectacular.
2. Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall (Taipei)
A grand white memorial hall with vast squares, built in 1980 to honor Chiang Kai-shek. The guard-changing ceremony is a highlight. Best in spring or autumn. About 10 min by MRT from Taipei Main Station. Allow 1 hour. Great shots from the stairs below.
3. National Palace Museum (Taipei)
One of the world’s top museums, housing 700,000 Chinese imperial artifacts. Famous for the Jadeite Cabbage and Meat-shaped Stone. Open year-round. About 30 min by bus from Taipei Main Station. Allow 2–3 hours. The front façade and exhibition highlights are photo-worthy.
4. Longshan Temple (Taipei)
Founded in 1738, this is Taipei’s oldest temple, dedicated to Guanyin. Bustling during Lunar New Year. About 5 min by MRT from Taipei Main Station. Allow 30–60 min. Lanterns and red gates are iconic shots.
5. Sun Moon Lake (Nantou)
Taiwan’s largest lake, shaped like the sun and moon. Popular for boat cruises and lakeside cycling. Best in autumn. About 1.5 hr by bus from Taichung. A half-day visit is recommended. The scenic view from Wenwu Temple is stunning.
6. Taroko Gorge (Hualien)
Dramatic marble cliffs and a turquoise river form this national park. Swallow Grotto and Tunnel of Nine Turns are highlights. Best in spring or autumn. About 1 hr by bus from Hualien Station. A half-day visit is suggested. Best photos from cliffside viewpoints.
7. Alishan Forest Railway (Chiayi)
A heritage mountain railway built during Japanese rule, climbing above 2000m. Famous for sunrise and cherry blossoms. Best in spring. Access via Chiayi Station. Half to full day recommended. The sunrise at Zhushan Station is iconic.
8. Kenting National Park (Pingtung)
Taiwan’s southernmost resort with white beaches and coral reefs. Ideal for marine sports. Best in summer. About 2.5 hr by bus from Kaohsiung. Half to full day. The lighthouse at Eluanbi offers photo spots.
9. Jiufen Old Street (New Taipei)
A hillside town with lantern-lit streets and teahouses, said to inspire film settings. Best in autumn or winter evenings. About 1.5 hr by bus from Taipei. 2–3 hr recommended. Classic shot: A-Mei Teahouse street view.
10. Tamsui Fisherman’s Wharf (New Taipei)
A riverside harbor with the iconic “Lover’s Bridge.” Famous for sunsets. Best in the late afternoon. About 50 min by MRT and bus from Taipei. 1–2 hr visit. The sunset from the bridge is unforgettable.
11. Shilin Night Market (Taipei)
Taiwan’s largest night market, buzzing with street food and games. Best after 6 pm. About 15 min by MRT from Taipei Main Station. 1–2 hr suggested. Entrance neon and food stalls make lively photos.
12. Ximending (Taipei)
A trendy youth district, filled with shops, cafés, and street art. Often compared to Shibuya. Bustling year-round. About 5 min by MRT from Taipei Main Station. 1–2 hr recommended. The Red House area is photogenic.
13. Beitou Hot Springs (Taipei)
A famous hot spring area with a museum and the steaming Thermal Valley. Popular in winter. About 30 min by MRT from Taipei Main Station. 2 hr suggested. The steam rising from Thermal Valley is photo-worthy.
14. Maokong Gondola (Taipei)
A cable car linking the city to tea plantations and mountains. Best on clear days. Board at Taipei Zoo Station. 1–2 hr visit. Glass-bottom cabins offer great views.
15. Qingshui Cliff (Hualien)
Towering coastal cliffs rising 1000m above the Pacific. Stunning scenery, best in spring–autumn. About 40 min by car from Hualien. 30–60 min visit. Suhua Highway viewpoints are ideal for photos.
16. Yangmingshan National Park (Taipei)
A volcanic park with cherry blossoms in spring, hot springs in winter, and hiking trails. About 1 hr by bus from Taipei. Half-day suggested. Xiaoyoukeng fumaroles are dramatic photo spots.
17. Lukang Old Street (Changhua)
A historic town with Qing-era architecture, temples, and crafts. Best in spring or autumn. About 1 hr by bus from Taichung. 2–3 hr stay. Red-brick alleys are picturesque.
18. Rainbow Village (Taichung)
The original village was mostly demolished in 2022. It has been redeveloped into the smaller “Rainbow Art Park,” featuring reproductions of the original murals. Check the latest info before visiting. About 30 min by bus from Taichung. Allow 30 min.
19. Fo Guang Shan Buddha Museum (Kaohsiung)
Opened in 2011, featuring a giant Buddha and a temple complex. Autumn–winter best. About 1 hr by bus from Kaohsiung. 2–3 hr visit. The plaza in front of the Buddha statue is iconic.
20. Anping Fort (Tainan)
A 17th-century Dutch-built fort, Taiwan’s oldest. Historic walls remain. Best in spring or autumn. About 30 min by bus from Tainan. 1 hr stay. Views from the tower are photo highlights.
21. Love River (Kaohsiung)
A scenic urban river with night lights and cafés. Best in spring or autumn evenings. A few stops by MRT or a 10-min taxi ride from Kaohsiung Station. 1 hr visit. Night reflections from riverside promenades are lovely.
22. Yushan (Jade Mountain) (Nantou, Chiayi, Kaohsiung)
Taiwan’s highest peak at 3952m, sacred to hikers. Best climbed in spring or autumn. Accessing the trailhead requires time and planning. 1–2 day hike. The sunrise from the summit is breathtaking.
23. Cijin Peninsula (Kaohsiung)
A short ferry ride from Kaohsiung. Known for seafood and beaches. Best in summer. About 10 min ferry from Gushan District. 2–3 hr stay. The sunset on the beach is perfect for photos.
24. Yehliu Geopark (New Taipei)
A coastal park with unique rock formations, including the “Queen’s Head.” Note: the Queen’s Head rock is eroding and at risk of collapse. A replica has been placed in the park. Best in spring or autumn. About 1.5 hr by bus from Taipei. 1–2 hr visit.
