Taiwan Culture

Name: Thousands of Swimmers Take on Taiwan’s Sun Moon Lake
Uploaded: 2026-09-20T08:28:01Z
Duration: 1 min 25 s
Description: More than 21,000 swimmers took to Taiwan’s Sun Moon Lake for the 44th annual swimming carnival. Organizers introduced a new two-chip tracking system this year to help monitor swimmers and improve water safety.

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Taiwan Culture

Thousands of Swimmers Take on Taiwan’s Sun Moon Lake

Taipei 101 To Celebrate National Day With Fireworks and Drone Show

Meet the Taiwanese Designers Behind the 2026 Pacific Islands Forum Island Shirts

Japanese Scholar Donates Rare Bark Paper Artifacts to Taiwan Museum

President Lai Praises Tao Sailors for Historic Canoe Voyage to Batanes

Keelung’s Ghost Festival Blends Centuries-Old Traditions With Modern Culture

Why Are So Many of Taiwan’s Famous Ghosts Women?

TaiwanPlus Celebrates Five Years With New Documentary

South Korea Gwangju Biennale Agrees to 'Taiwan Pavilion' Name

Taipei's Historic Zhinan Temple Severely Damaged in Fire

Why Are So Many Taiwanese Staying Single?

How Taipei's Former Air Force Command HQ Became a Cultural Base

A European Conductor's Bond With a Taiwan Saxophone Group

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Thousands of Swimmers Take on Taiwan’s Sun Moon Lake