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Youth Travel Spots in Taiwan
Wanhua Old Town Cultural Exploration
Taipei’s Wanhua Old Town boasts a rich cultural heritage, and this event offers an immersive exploration that connects local industries, traditional crafts, and modern innovations, allowing participants to experience the unique charm of Monga. Through local culinary experiences, such as herbal tea, Chuan Ye meatballs, and Monga Luosifen, participants can taste the evolution of food culture across generations. Stories of local artisans, including traditional pastry-making and handcrafted techniques, showcase how legacy brands merge with contemporary creativity. Additionally, a walking tour through historic streets and unique shops provides insight into how Monga balances historical preservation with modern transformation. This journey goes beyond food and scenery—it fosters interactive experiences and industry dialogues, enabling participants to witness the cultural regeneration of the old town and understand how Taipei’s Wanhua district creates new value through local innovation.
Shenkeng, New Taipei Youth Travel Spot
Language:Mandarin 1.Shenkeng Old Street：Understanding the development history of Shenkeng Old Street(Lao Cai Architecture, Lao Cai Humanities Industry Development)。 2.Tofu features：History of tofu culture development in Shenkeng and hand-made tofu experience。 3.Farming experience：Through the explanation and demonstration operation of local agricultural experts, participants can experience the ancient agricultural life for themselves。 4.Ancient trail：Through the on-site investigation of various ancient trails, to understand the relationship between ancient trails and local cultural industries, and take this to take a refreshing journey of body and soul。 5.Tea culture experience：Learn about the history of the development of Shenkeng tea culture, experience a tea ceremony culture on the spot, and take a morning tea tour。
Gongliao, New Taipei Youth Travel Spot
Language: Mandarin/ Taiwanese
Keelung Rain City Experimental Youth Travel Hub
This center located in Keelung Port and local markets, integrating food culture, multilingual guided tours, and immersive experiences to create a participatory cultural learning environment. Through market walks, language exchange, and interactive tasks, participants are guided to understand the historical context of the port city and local ways of life, fostering cross-cultural exchange and a deeper sense of place.
Yuanli, Miaoli Youth Travel Spot
Language:Mandarin Jin Liang Shin Brick Factory is the earliest tunnel kiln at Miao Li. Having been through about 50 years in development and transformation, in addition to the traditional brick production, it has established Wan Li Brick Cultural Museum which is the only one for the purpose so far in Taiwan, and earned its title as Factory for Truism as well as Business of Innovative Life from Ministry of Economic Affairs R.O.C. It leads Jin Liang Shin to start the services of innovative and tourism business. Jin Liang Shin as JLS in initial form has been registered at Intellectual Property Office to be a famous trade mark. It has been devoted to Production, Living, Ecology-Oriented for forever running and development by activating the industrial heritage as the beneficial model of the local community.
Taipei Back In Time Youth Travel Spot
Language:Mandarin,English,Japanese
Shigang ,Taichung Youth Travel Spot
Language:Mandarin
Alang Gluban, Nantou Youth Travel Spot
Douliu,Yunlin Youth Travel Spot
Language:Mandarin
Water Bamboo, Nantou Youth Travel Spot
Language:Mandarin
Lishan, Taichung Youth Travel Spot
Language:Mandarin
Zhongliao, Nantou Youth Travel Spot
Language:Mandarin,English
Luermen, Tainan Youth Travel Spot
Language:Mandarin, English (by reservation), Japanese (by reservation)
Old City, Chiayi Youth Travel Spot
Language:Mandarin,English
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Liuqiu, Pingtung Youth Travel Spot
Language:Mandarin
Lioujiao, Chaiyi Youth travel spot
Language:Mandarin
Historical, Tainan Youth Travel Spot
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Neipu, Pingtung Youth Travel Spot
Language:Mandarin Challenge rope courses 1. Low elements 2. High elements 3. Build your own raft 4. LNT traceless forest
Xiulin Youth Travel Hub, Hualien / Outdoor Education Project
Integrate Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) such as SDG 1, 2, 8, 11, 12, and 15 into all experiential activities, aligning with the United Nations' sustainable development indicators. Encourage indigenous and economically disadvantaged youth to return to their hometowns for entrepreneurship, revitalizing the community and helping to reduce talent outflow. Enhance local engagement and promote sustainable local resource utilization. Develop agri-food experiences that foster partnerships with schools, introducing educational components into the program. Promote and preserve traditional Truku cultural skills, including archery, hunting, weaving, and nose flute craftsmanship, to ensure cultural heritage is passed on. Increase local residents’ awareness of their environment, while also promoting community visibility and outreach through the implementation of the program. Inspire youth to return and stay, thereby enhancing the value and sustainability of local industries.
Sanxing, Yilan Youth Travel Spot
Language:Mandarin, English
Green Island Youth Travel Spot, Taitung
Language: Mandarin,Taiwanese, English
Sixty Stone Mountain Youth Adventure Base, Hualien
At Sixty Stone Mountain, the youth travel experience is designed around seasonal changes, creating immersive journeys that can be enjoyed all year round. One of its most distinctive features is the two completely different experiences of daylilies at different times of the year. From August to September, during the peak daylily flower season, visitors can step into the fields and hand-pick daylily buds. They can learn the full process—from harvesting and processing to the final dishes served on the table. This hands-on experience allows participants to feel the rhythm of farm work and the joy of harvest, while also enjoying the breathtaking view of golden flowers covering the mountains. Through interactions with local farmers and practical activities, young participants gain a deeper understanding of the market value, economic benefits, and sustainable potential of the daylily industry. They also learn how to evaluate agricultural investments and explore opportunities in agribusiness. Outside of the flower season, a lesser-known and exclusive experience is offered: harvesting “Daylily Jade Shoots,” the tender inner core of the plant. With its crisp and delicate texture, it is a seasonal delicacy well known to locals. By harvesting and cooking it themselves, participants discover that daylilies are not just flowers, but a versatile crop with multiple uses. This experience highlights how agricultural resources can be transformed into diverse values, and how closely farming, industry, and daily life are connected. This seasonal design allows Sixty Stone Mountain to go beyond being just a flower-season destination. Visitors can come at any time of the year and enjoy unique, authentic experiences. From the lively harvest during the flower season to the peaceful mountain atmosphere and jade shoot experience in the off-season, each visit reflects the natural rhythm of the land. More importantly, by understanding agricultural value, economic potential, and investment opportunities, this journey becomes more than tourism—it is a deep exploration of learning, industry, and life, shaped by the changing seasons.
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Toucheng, Yilan Youth Travel Spot
Language: Mandarin/ Taiwanese /English
Yilan Atayal Hunters 668 Conservation Forest – Youth Exploration Journey
The Dual Perspective: Hunters and Conservationists This program places youth in the real context of an Atayal hunting trail, moving beyond passive tourism. Participants learn traditional hunting skills rooted in Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK), while also engaging in modern scientific monitoring such as infrared camera deployment and data interpretation. The integration of ancient knowledge and modern technology is the program’s key strength. OECMs Practice Site Using the “668 Wildlife Conservation Area” as a field site, the program introduces the concept of Other Effective Area-Based Conservation Measures (OECMs). Participants witness how the community applies its traditional governance system (Gaga) to achieve biodiversity conservation through a bottom-up approach, even outside formal protected areas. Educational Significance Environmental Ethics: Challenges the idea that conservation equals non-use, emphasizing sustainable use and respect for nature. Citizen Science: Hands-on monitoring builds scientific skills and highlights the importance of data in environmental action. Cultural Dialogue: Interaction with elders fosters respect for Indigenous knowledge and promotes inclusive global citizenship.
