Tucked between Taiwan and mainland China, the Kinmen Islands (金门) may not be on every traveler's radar, but they’re rich in history, heritage, and quiet beauty. From old military tunnels to charming villages and timeworn architecture, Kinmen offers a unique glimpse into a different side of Taiwan—one that feels both rooted and remote. There are 2 ways to enter Kinmen- either by flight (domestically from Taiwan) or ferry ride. We took the latter one, refer the end of this blog entry for more information. Also sharing some of the places that we've been to in this trip for your reference:
1) Yuan Tou Taiwanese Beef Noodles 圓頭牛肉麵
Address: 莒光路一段32號1樓, 893, Kinmen County, Jincheng Township
Business Hours: 9:30 am to 8:30 pm. Opens Daily.
