Dajia Mazu Pilgrimage Concludes Late Due to Massive Crowds
Taichung: The annual Dajia Mazu pilgrimage, recognized as one of the largest religious events globally, concluded early Monday in Taichung. The goddess’ palanquin was returned
Taichung: The annual Dajia Mazu pilgrimage, recognized as one of the largest religious events globally, concluded early Monday in Taichung. The goddess’ palanquin was returned
Taipei: A man who took a shower in the bathroom of a Taiwan Railway Corp. local train on Sunday, leading to water spilling out and
Taipei: Chiu Mei-hung, a professor emerita at National Taiwan Normal University’s (NTNU) Graduate Institute of Science Education, has been honored with a top research award
Taipei: Michael You, the newly appointed chairperson of the Central Election Commission (CEC), outlined the agency’s key priorities on Monday, focusing on upcoming elections, referendum
Taipei: The Taipei District Court has approved the detention by prosecutors of a Taiwanese man for allegedly attacking a 3-year-old Filipino girl at Taipei Main
Hualien: Traffic in the Daqingshui open-cut tunnel on Provincial Highway No. 9 in Hualien has been restricted to one lane after a rockslide struck the
Taipei: Taiwan will experience predominantly cloudy to sunny weather from Sunday through Monday, as moisture levels decrease across the region. However, a weather front is
Datong township: A recall vote against Lunpi Village chief Wu Ping-tsung in Datong Township, Yilan County, passed on Saturday, driven by controversy over his handling
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