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Gift Baskets to Taiwan

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Gift Basket Delivery to Taiwan

Taiwan is a country full of beautiful and unique places, both geographically and culturally. From magical geo-parks and temple-dotted mountains to seaside caves and tropical national parks. Everywhere you look, there is a picture-perfect opportunity to indulge in and learn more about the culture of Taiwan.

When it comes to sending gifts to your friends, family, and business partners in Taiwan, knowing how to impress them can feel tricky. But never fear! We have you covered with gifts that are perfect for every occasion, including get-well gifts and just-because baskets. If you want to learn more about Taiwan’s holidays and gifting traditions, just keep scrolling. We’ve broken it down into sections to cover some of the most asked questions about gifts in Taiwan.

Taiwan Gift Basket Service

Earliest Delivery Time In Taiwan
in 2-4 business days
Delivery Days: We are able to deliver on all working days, however the following are delivery rules for weekends in Taiwan:
Saturday: delivery is available.
Sunday: delivery is NOT available.
Delivery Fee
$ 27.00 (USD)
Current Time in Taiwan
09:27 PM (Mar 28)
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When Should I Send Gifts to Taiwan?

When sending gifts to your friends, family in Taiwan, its much easier to find a moment to surprise them with a gift. However, timing is key when it comes to surprising someone you’ve recently met or a business partner. So it’s helpful to know about the holidays and festivals celebrated in Taiwan. To simplify, we’ve listed several and broken them up into four categories: Public, Christian, Jewish, and Muslim holidays.
 

Holidays Observed In Taiwan

  • Jewish Holidays in Taiwan

    • Purim
    • Passover
    • Yom HaShoah
    • Yom Ha’atzmaut
    • Shavuot
    • Hanukkah
    • Rosh Hashanah

What Are Some Unique Holiday Traditions in Taiwan That I Should Know About?

You’ll find many rich celebrations, holidays, and festivals in Taiwan. There are many things to celebrate, such as the Buddha Bathing Festival, Tomb Sweeping Day, the Dragon Boat Festival, and much more. Below is just a glimpse into some of the traditions the Taiwanese people enjoy.
 

  • Lunar New Year — one of the biggest holidays in Taiwan. A two-week-long festival to commemorate the new year at the beginning of February. Also known as the Spring Festival, this holiday is based on the appearance of the new moon. Celebrations, decorations, and festive food are everywhere in Taiwan during this time. It is highly encouraged to send your VIPs gifts to help them welcome luck and prosperity during this time.
     
  • Lantern Festival — is held at the closing of the Lunar New year. During the Lantern Festival, fireworks and lanterns light up the sky. There are parades throughout the streets with traditional lion dances and delicious foods. People take this to gather with family, give red envelopes filled with money, and clean their homes.
     

How Are Birthdays Celebrated in Taiwan?

Birthdays in Taiwan are a fusion of western influence and Chinese traditions, but this heavily depends on the family. Birthdays are typically celebrated with family, and friends will have their own celebration. You’ll find traditional dishes on the table, like longevity peach buns and birthday noodles. The peach buns are a soft steamed bun with either sweet lotus seed or red bean filling. The tips are dyed red to give it the illusion of a peach. Birthday noodles are a dish made with long noodles to represent longevity and tossed with soy sauce, oyster sauce, and fish sauce. However, sauces and vegetable add-ins depend on the family and their own recipe. As per western influence, there’s a birthday cake with candles, and the birthday song is sung. Birthday gifts are a welcome sight, but it is important to ensure they arrive on time or early is important.
 

Are There Special Rules for Sending Business Gifts to Taiwan?

Finding the perfect time to send a corporate gift to your business VIPs in Taiwan is easy. Gift-giving within the business world of Taiwan is often encouraged. Gifts are a common courtesy at your first meeting. And you’ll surely want to send them at the close of business deals. You should also expect to receive gifts, and there is a certain way to go about it. It is customary to decline up to three times, so don’t be alarmed when this happens. Once they accept, express your gratitude. When receiving, use both hands to receive and have your palms facing upwards. Gifts are opened later on in private. Make sure to avoid odd numbers of items in your gifts and black or white wrapping paper. Additionally, make sure your gifts remain a similar monetary value to what your business partners have given you. Sending something overly lavish can be as insulting as sending something worth too little.
 

What Are the Best Romantic Gifts to Send to Taiwan?

Sending a romantic gift to your love in Taiwan is all about making them feel spoiled. Our romantic gift catalog is filled with popular gift baskets that are sure to make your love feel adored. But you’ll want to make sure you go above and beyond on special romantic occasions, such as your anniversary. For these moments, building your own romantic gift basket is ideal. It lets you put exactly what your partner will adore while subtly showing off how well you know them.
 

How to Write the Address for Delivery to Taiwan

In order to write an address for delivery in Taiwan, it is important to note that some roads are divided into multiple sections. This causes the house numbering system to start over again, and makes it vital for you to include the section of the road your recipient is on. Below is a list of the parts you’ll need to complete your recipient’s address in Taiwan:

  • Recipient name
  • Business name (if applicable)
  • House/building number, street, street section (If applicable), and apartment number (if applicable)
  • City, and postal code
  • Country
     

A complete delivery address for Taiwan will look something like this:

Susan Doe
77 Swan Road Sec. 3
Taipei 10462
TAIWAN, R.O.C


Quick Review of Gift-Giving Etiquette in Taiwan

  • Gifts are generally not opened in front of the giver.
  • Gifts are often politely declined a few times before being accepted.
  • How a gift is wrapped can be as important as the gift itself.
  • Giving red envelopes filled with money is customary for special occasions, such as weddings.
  • Odd numbers of items are avoided in gifts as odd numbers are considered unlucky.
  • Sharp objects should not be given as gifts as they can be seen to symbolize the severing of a relationship.
  • Quality food and alcohol are typically safe and highly appreciated gifts.
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