Blog Taiwan, expat Taiwan

Space for Grace    
Being a single mom in Tainan.

by: Kantikoy | find out more

Bliss    
There is no shortage of adventure when living in a new country. I just write about mine.

by: purpleal333 | find out more

Fathom Taiwan    
Australian former professional photographer and magazine editor's view of Taiwanese culture. Many helpful tips. Taipei, Kaohsiung and Taichung especially. Food a priority.

by: Cornflakes | find out more

fathomTaiwan video    
Video links mostly from You Tube and Vimeo. Interesting aspects of Taiwan.

by: Cornflakes | find out more

Pazza-studio photography blog    
My blog is all about Asia and Taiwan, my travels, experiences and life here. There is also a great deal of coverage on cultural things in Asia and wildlife.

by: Pazza70 | find out more

My Neon Sign Lullaby    
I'm Eileen. I explore my husband's homeland of Taiwan. I write about my experiences of the culture he grew up in. Also, on my poor attempts of Mandarin (and Taiwanese).

by: sincerelyeileen | find out more

Tales of Taipei and Hong Kong    
Miscellaneous observations about Taiwan and Hong Kong, and the people who live there.
by: Tales of Taipei | find out more

Me In Taiwan    
This is more of a photography blog. For some of the cool places I’ve visited I will add an entry. :o)

by: tiffanyslove | find out more

Taiwanxifu    
My blog Taiwanxifu (Taiwan daughter-in-law, pronounced 'Taiwan shee foo') is about my experiences in Taiwan. I am an Australian lady married to a wonderful Taiwanese guy (Sam). My blog aims to be a bridge to help people understand Taiwanese culture, especially its unique cuisine. I write about restaurant reviews, travel, cultural insights and recipes. Oh, and I don't mind sampling Taiwanese specialties such as stinky tofu and pigs blood cake, but I promise there is much more than this on the menu in Taiwan. I love exploring new places and discovering delicious morsels to sample.

by: Taiwanxifu | find out more

Kidzone Taiwan    
I'm a New Zealander in Taiwan with two children. Through sharing my knowledge and experience of having children in Taiwan, I want to make Taiwan's wonderful museums, natural spots, and playspaces more accessible to non-Chinese speakers. Share our journey with us!

by: asiababy | find out more