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Summer Events
Taiwan's summer blends mountain escapes and sensory healing. From Miaoli's fruit festivals and wood carving, Taichung's sand sculptures and hot springs, Changhua's dragon boat and fishing port light festivals, to Nantou's fireflies and coffee events, it showcases vibrant summer vitality.
Miaoli | Taichung | Nantou | Changhua
Mountain Escapes &
Sensory Healing
Jun-Aug
Miaoli Ocean Tourism Season
A summer feast across the four coastal townships.
Jun-Aug
Gongguan Jujube Cultural Festival
Taiwan's one-of-a-kind jujube specialty season.
Jun-Aug
Sanyi International Wood Carving
Art Festival
Experiencing craft aesthetics of international standards.
Savoring the sandy, sweet, and juicy flavor of Taiwan's premier watermelon ("the number one melon of Taiwan").
Houlong Watermelon Festival
Jun
May-Jun
Zaoqiao Pumpkin Festival
Strolling through the magical pumpkin tunnel.
Tasting the "four heavenly kings" of fruits: pears, grapes, and starfruits.
Zhuolan Fruit Tourism Festival
Aug
Jun-Jul
Da'an Sand Sculpture Music Festival
Exquisite thematic sand sculptures and a popular ocean music feast.
Jun
Taichung International Dance and Cycling Festival
Transforming Taichung's metropolis into a massive outdoor stage to shape its urban friendly charm.
Premium hot springs in Guguan, Dakeng, and Wuri.
Taichung Hot Spring Season
May
Apr-May
Dakeng Butterfly and Firefly Festival
Experiencing a romantic dual ecological feast in late spring.
Jun-Aug
Wanggong Fishing Port Light Festival
Listed among Changhua's eight major scenic spots, featuring a music festival and local fresh oyster delicacies.
Jun-Aug
Huatan Jasmine Blossom Season
Stepping into Taiwan's largest pesticide-free jasmine production area.
A prominent domestic Dragon Boat festival featuring ancient rituals to welcome the Dragon King out of the temple.
Lukang Dragon Boat Festival - Dragon King Festival
May-Jun
Apr-May
Baguashan Tung Blossom Festival
Appreciating the romantic "May snow" sea of tung blossoms.
Jun
Shuili River Art Festival
A contemporary art festival blending the scenic landscapes of Shuili River with the imagery of sacred fire.
Jun
Nantou Chocolate and
Coffee Festival
Bringing together Taiwan's top dark chocolate and alpine coffee artisans to create the ultimate luxury culinary feast.
Taiwan's largest firefly-watching sanctuary.
Nantou Firefly Season
Apr-Jun
May
Hakka Blue Picnic Concert
Savoring a local-flavored picnic amidst historic architecture and melodic Hakka music.
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