What's On
A year in Taitung
Every month, the valley and the coast change their look — from warm-winter hot springs and spring greens to summer balloons and golden autumn rice.
This month · 11Warm autumn · billfish
The coast's flavours come to the table
Chenggong harbour's billfish season, into the warming winter-escape months.
- ·Chenggong billfish (per the catch)
- ·Sanxiantai & Xiaoyeliu
- ·Valley hot springs
The full year
Warm winter escape
Hot-spring wellness season
Taitung's winters are warm and dry — an underrated season to heal.
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Warm winter escape
New Year in the valley
Skip the cold, damp north — spend a warm New Year in the Rift Valley.
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Valley spring planting
The paddies turn green
Chishang's rice fields begin to glow — the valley's loveliest season arrives.
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Valley greens
The season to walk into the tribes
Gentle weather — the best time to step into Taitung's tribes and cultural landscapes.
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Early-summer valley
Rice waves bright green
The rice waves deepen, the sea breeze warms — mountain and sea both just right.
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Midsummer prelude
The month before the balloons
Lock in your Luye stay and transfers before the festival.
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Balloon season
The valley fills with balloons
The Taiwan International Balloon Festival opens; the Luye sky lights up.
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Balloon season
Night Glow & stars
The festival's second half — Night Glow by evening, valley stars by night.
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Early-autumn valley
The rice begins to turn gold
The heat fades; the valley's rice deepens by the day.
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Golden harvest
The most beautiful rice waves of the year
Chishang's autumn harvest — the whole valley is gold.
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Warm autumn · billfish
The coast's flavours come to the table
Chenggong harbour's billfish season, into the warming winter-escape months.
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Warm winter escape
Hot springs & New Year in the valley
Soak in the valley's hot springs and steep the year away.
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*Exact event dates (the balloon festival, Night Glow, billfish season, etc.) are time-sensitive — per official announcements.