Tag: Taiwan

To travel to Taiwan means to have decided on a rather atypical travel destination... at least less typical than the Philippines, which is only a few kilometers away. There are a number of things worth seeing in Taiwan - both on the main island and on some of the 70 or so offshore islands. The country is worth seeing for its landscape alone: ​​with imposing mountains, some of which are traversed by valleys, gorges and rivers and which reach their highest point with the Yu Shan at 3,952 m, but also with steep coasts, paradisiacal beaches, hill country and extensive forests (including mangrove forests), because about half of Taiwan's area is forested. 5 national parks also await you; including the over 1,000 square meter Yushan National Park and Yang Ming…

According to ezinereligion, in 2007, Taiwan had a population of around 23 million people and a GDP of $539 billion. The economy was mainly based on exports and services, such as electronics, textiles, and machinery. Taiwan also had strong ties with its Asian neighbors as well as the United States. Politically, the country was under the rule of President Chen Shui-bian who came to power in 2000 through democratic elections. In terms of foreign relations, Taiwan maintained good relations with most countries in Asia while also maintaining strong ties with the United States. It also enjoyed diplomatic ties with many countries in Europe and Latin America despite not being recognized by most countries in the world due to China's stance on Taiwan's sovereignty. Yearbook 2007 Taiwan. At a solemn ceremony…