Here’s Why You Should Check Out Taiwan’s LUCfest 2023 This Mid-Autumn

When thinking of autumn 🍂, visiting Taiwan might not first come to mind. But visiting Taiwan before winter is the perfect time to go not only for its perfectly cool weather and scenic views of nature and the city but also because an exciting mid-autumn 🍂festival in Tainan is taking place this November. LUCfest is making a comeback this year on November 3 to 5 during the mid-autumn 🍂festival in Tainan. And guess what, it’s open to everyone and you can even buy your passes on Klook!

In case you aren’t familiar, LUCfest started way back in 2017 and through the years, it has continued to be a global platform to showcase the best musical talents not only from Taiwan but all over the world. From November 3 to 5, 2023, attendees of this mid-autumn 🍂festival in Taiwan will witness the diverse combination of Asian and Western indie music scene 🎶, creativity, and one-of-a-kind aesthetic. 

A feast for the senses, not only will you hear captivating music 🎶but also indulge in culinary delights, and explore several performance venues in Tainan — from historical sites to art galleries. You can avail of the 1-Day Pass, 2-Day Pass, Pro Pass, and Accessibility tickets on Klook. Also, you can check out more details about Asia’s largest music showcase festival while browsing through the tickets. Not yet convinced? Here are some of the reasons why you should attend this music festival 🎶. 

There are several reasons why you should visit Taiwan at least once in your life but one thing’s for sure, you’ve never seen Taiwan with this kind of energy when you’re at a mid-autumn 🍂 festival in Taiwan like the LUCfest 2023. The rich energy of Taiwan’s indie music scene 🎶and the vibrant beauty of Tainan will give you a new reason why you should also check out the less “touristy” activities and just enjoy the culture.

This year is almost over and if you haven’t done something that’s out of your comfort zone, now’s the time to do it and you should book a ticket for this upcoming mid-autumn 🍂 festival in Taiwan. Also, Taiwan is always known for all things Taipei but nearby cities such as Kaohsiung, Tainan, and Taichung also have something unique to offer for locals and visitors. In Tainan alone, aside from the upcoming LUCfest this year, this ancient capital of Taiwan is rich with historic and cultural attractions, fishery products, and agriculture. As one of the must-visit places in Taiwan, you won’t run out of new experiences to try!

Traveling to Taiwan, especially for the newbies is a swift experience. If you’re planning to visit Taiwan for up to 14 days for leisure, Filipino travelers won’t need a visa to enter Taiwan (effective until July 31, 2024, as of this writing). So, if you’re a newbie international traveler, a flight to Taiwan would be ideal. Aside from it being near the Philippines, you won’t have to fix so many documents for this travel. Traveling from different cities in Taiwan is also conveniently easy even for non-Chinese speakers since their public transportation is always filled with courteous staff to help and English-translated signage all around the station. 

Compared to other Asian countries, Taiwan is much more affordable. Whether you’re planning to splurge on your trip or are a thrifty kind of adventurer, Taiwan will always have something for you. Also, planning for this trip is easier and you can book almost all that you need before you actually fly to Taiwan. So, by the time you reach Taiwan, you’ll thank your past self for paying for all these tickets and accommodations, then just enjoy the good music🎶 at this mid-year autumn festival in Taiwan.