Are you visiting Taiwan during the month of June? Well, just because typhoons start to hit the country doesn’t mean that you can’t have fun during your travel. Be sure to grab your flip-flops as we wear them in the rain. And when it’s not raining? It’s even better because your toes get to feel that tropical breeze! Keep this in mind: raincoats always work the best during a typhoon – umbrellas will be all in a twist from the crazy winds, you’ll see. When there is no rain, it can be really hot in June. All you need is tanktops and shorts. Nothing else.
May is always a good time to visit Taiwan before the summer as most typhoons hit the country from June to September. It can still be quite hot and humid though. Expect drizzle and be prepared for that, but don’t worry about heavy storms. T-shirts and raincoats are key items. Jackets are necessary if you’re planning to go up into the mountains. Now that you know what exactly to pack for Taiwan in May, don’t you want to plan a bit for your trip of a lifetime? Read on and find out what you can do during your visit to Taiwan in May!
October is no doubt the best time of the year for traveling around Taiwan, and so is April. Expect warm yet not humid weather as well as clear skies. With abundant music festivals and religious celebrations, April is also one of the most festive months of the year. Wherever you go, you will see myriads of flowers blooming all around the island. Whether you are a cultural buff or nature lover, April will always be a delight. Read on and find out what you can do if you are visiting Taiwan during the month of April.
March marks the tail end of the low season for traveling in Taiwan, so take your very last chance to enjoy best discounts on accommodation at major tourist sights. The rainy season is also coming to an end, but it can get hot and humid from March or April onwards. So be sure to pack wise and well.
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