11 photos of Taiwan from a bird´s eye

Rice fields, coastline, forest, urban landscape and drones – 10 days in Taiwan showed me who diverse this country is.

Last month I traveled to Taiwan to see the country from a completely new perspective and I´m not talking about a helicopter or an air balloon, but about cycling around the whole island. This experience let me see the country with completely new eyes and see the culture, tradition and wonderful landscapes in a unique way.

Since I was traveling around the magnificent rice fields in the western coast to the mountaneous geography in the southern part and the industrialized and urban east, I decided to take my camera drone and show you some of the landscapes I saw, but this time from a perspective never seen before.

Taiwan western coastline

Small village in northern Taiwan

Local port in western Taiwan

Ching Hai Palace in eastern Taiwan

Highway next to rice fields in western Taiwan

Taiwan´s western green coastline

Taiwan´s eastern urban coastline

Xilou bridge in Eastern Taiwan

Local ships in a taiwanese port

Rice fields in western Taiwan

Railway at Taiwan´s western coastline

If you like to see more about Taiwan and my whole experience cycling around the whole country click HERE and see more

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