Here’s our guide to rediscovering and exploring Taipei and it’s outskirts a little differently.
Taipei. One of our favourite travel destinations in Asia. Most of us visit for the shopping and food — sticking to the usual hotspots, not venturing far from places like Ximending (西門町), Shilin (士林) and the famed Yongkang Food Street (永康街). I must admit that this happened on my previous 2 trips to Taiwan too.
Tokyo is probably one of the busiest capitals in the world but other than its endless neon-lit skyscrapers and scenic gardens lined with Cherry trees, the city is bustling with quirky adventures you probably wouldn’t find anywhere else in the world.
Be it your first or twenty-seventh time traveling to Tokyo, food will always remain at the top of your agenda. We are all mad for some good jap, so visiting the capital of Japan is basically a pilgrimage. I mean, there must be a reason why Eat comes before Pray and Love, right?
In celebration of Singapore’s 52nd birthday, honestbee is giving away 52 return flight tickets to either Hong Kong, Taipei, or Bangkok in the month of August. Details below!
A self-proclaimed travel foodie, I go to great lengths for great food. Having an adventurous palate opens up an exciting world ahead for me to explore.
Around the turn of the millennium, a mysterious French producer going by the name The Hacker (named after a Jeff Mills song) put out new music blending classic electro sounds with Detroit techno, 80s New Wave, and early rave music – a curious mix of dark sounds and tongue-in-cheek humor. He teamed up with singer Miss Kitten, got signed by DJ Hell’s label, and their sound of “electro-clash” went global and influenced club, indie, and cutting-edge pop music for the decade. The Hacker is back, and we’re excited to host his first ever, and only, China appearance. Continue Reading