Whether local or tourist, Shilin Night Market（士林夜市）is first thought when talking about Taipei’s night market. Shilin Night Market is the most popular night market in Taiwan, also the biggest night market in Taipei that owns many delicious foods. To save your time looking for food in such a big night …
Located in the Wanhua District of Taipei, Bangka Longshan Temple（艋舺龍山寺）is a famous temple in Taipei and also a second-grade municipal heritage site, which attracts thousands of visitors from local and foreign every year. Additionally, it is listed as one of the top three must-see attractions for foreign visitors coming to Taipei, …
Ningxia Night Market（寧夏夜市）always belongs to one of the popular night markets in Taipei for locals and tourists, it has ever been voted for Taipei’s best night market in 2015. Although it’s a small night market, nearly 200 stalls sell various cuisine along the street throughout the night, especially there are …
If you had ever thought the night market is the only way to taste Taiwanese local food, that you are totally wrong. The Dongmen Market (東門市場) is a traditional market for locals to get living groceries in the morning. Besides, there are also hidden many delicious Taiwanese traditional food around …
When coming to Taipei, you may head over to the Taipei 101 and Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall, dive into the Chinese history of the National Palace Museum, stroll through Dihua street or Jiufen old street, and enjoy Beitou Hot Springs. Besides, Yongkang Street is also one of the must-visit spots …
When you come to Taipei, you may go to Taipei 101, the tallest building in Taiwan, or walk along the Dihua Street to feel the atmosphere that mix traditional and modern, even admire the spectacular Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall, and also go through the North Gate for getting back to …
There is nothing better than soaking in the hot spring during the cold weather or after a tired of trip, not only can relieve the fatigue, relax body and mind but also some hot springs have the benefits for the skin. Fortunately in Taipei also have a place to take …
Opened in 1914, the Taipei Zoo (臺北市立動物園), locally called Muzha Zoo (木柵動物園), is the largest zoo in Taiwan, with 165 hectares of land, and now is home to about 377 species and more than 2,783 individual animals. The Zoo is a great place to spend the day whether you come …
If you want to enjoy the stunning city view while sampling Taiwanese tea, riding on the Maokong Gondola to Maokong is the best choice for you.
The National Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall (中正紀念堂) is a prominent landmark and is also one of the popular destinations in Taiwan, which attract thousands of visitors every year.
