[2025 Taipei Attraction] Travel Guide for TAIPEI 101 (Updated Mar)

If you're going on a trip to Taiwan and wondering how to get around in the morning, I thought it would be nice to have a suggestion for people like that, so I came up with a "one day plan from morning to night." Use it as a reference! ① Fuhang soybean paste 📍 100 Taiwan Taipei City, Zhongzheng District, Section 1, Zhongxiao E Rd, 108號2樓 ② Longshan Temple Bangka Longshan Temple 📍 No. 211, Guangzhou St, Wanhua District, Taipei City, Taiwan 10853 ③ Fuzhou original pepper cake 📍 No. 5, Alley 2, Lane 89, Section 3, Heping W Rd, Wanhua District, Taipei City, Taiwan 108 ④ Ximen Red House 📍 No. 10, Chengdu Rd, Wanhua District, Taipei City, Taiwan 108 ⑤ No.6 Rainbow Road 📍 No. 116, No. 120, Hanzhong St, Wanhua District, Taipei City, Taiwan 108 ⑥ Tian Tian Li Delicacies 📍 108 Lane 1, Lane 32, Hanzhong Street, Taipei City, Wanhua District, Taiwan ⑦ Aso Noodle Line 📍 No. 8-1, Emei St, Wanhua District, Taipei City, Taiwan 108 ⑧Carrefour Guilin store 📍 No. 1, Guilin Rd, Wanhua District, Taipei City, Taiwan 108 ⑨Yang Kee flower fresh jade rice ice cream 📍 No. 38, Section 2, Hankou St, Wanhua District, Taipei City, Taiwan 108 ⑩Taipei 101 📍 110 Taiwan Taipei City, Xinyi District, Section 5, Xinyi Rd, 7th 89th tower ⑪Din Tai Fung 101 store 📍 110 Taiwan Taipei City, Xinyi District, City Hall Rd, 45號B1 #Taiwan #TaiwanTravel #Taipei #Taipeitourism #tripOverseas travel

📍 Taipei Travel Plan: Feb 27 – Mar 2 (4 Days, 3 Nights) Day 1 (Feb 27) – Arrival & Taipei Sightseeing • 08:00 – 12:45: ✈️ Depart from Bangkok (Thai Airways TG) and arrive at Taoyuan Airport (TPE). • 13:30: 🚆 Transfer to Midtown Richardson Hotel via the MRT (take the Taoyuan Airport Line to Taipei Main Station, then the Blue Line to Ximen Station). Total travel time: ~1 hour. • 14:30: 🏨 Check in at Midtown Richardson. • 15:00 – 16:00: 🙏 Visit Longshan Temple & enjoy some crispy pork congee nearby (take the Blue Line to Longshan Temple Station, BL10). • 16:30 – 17:30: 🇹🇼 Explore Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall (Blue Line to CKS Memorial Hall Station, BL18/G10). • 18:00 – 19:00: 🏙 Visit Taipei 101 (Red Line to Taipei 101/World Trade Center, R03). • 19:30 – 20:30: 🎭 Wander through Songshan Cultural & Creative Park (Blue Line to Sun Yat-Sen Memorial Hall, BL17, then a 10-min walk). • 21:00 – 22:30: 🍜 Stroll around Shilin Night Market (Red Line to Jiantan Station, R15). • 23:00: 🏨 Return to Midtown Richardson (via MRT or taxi). (No pub visit on Day 1.) Day 2 (Feb 28) – Yehliu, Zhebing Port, Heping Island, Shifen, Jiufen & Mixed-Gender Pub • 07:00 – 07:30: 🍽 Enjoy breakfast at the hotel. • 07:30: 🚍 Depart for Yehliu (take the MRT to Taipei Main Station, then board bus Kuo-Kuang 1815; travel time ≈1.5 hours). • 09:00 – 10:30: 🌊 Explore Yehliu Geopark. • 11:00 – 12:00: 🦞 Visit Zhebing Port (Seafood Market) – take bus 862 or 790 to Keelung, then a taxi. • 12:30 – 13:30: 🏝 Check out Heping Island Park (short taxi ride, about 10 minutes). • 15:00 – 16:30: 🎆 Visit Shifen to release sky lanterns and see the waterfall (MRT to Ruifang Station then hop on the Pingxi Line train). • 17:30 – 19:00: 🎎 Explore Jiufen Old Street (bus 965 or 788 to Jiufen). • 20:00 – 22:00: 🍲 Enjoy Ximending night shopping and a delicious Xin Mala Hotpot meal (bus from Jiufen back to Taipei Main Station, then MRT to Ximen). • 22:30 – 01:00: 🍸 Hit a mixed-gender pub (e.g., OMNI, Barcode, or On Tap) – be sure to return by 1:00 AM. • 01:30: 🏨 Return to Midtown Richardson by taxi. Day 3 (Mar 1) – Yangmingshan, Beitou Onsen & Gay Pub • 07:30 – 08:00: 🍽 Breakfast at the hotel. • 08:00: 🚍 Depart for Yangmingshan (take the MRT to Jiantan Station, then bus R5 or 260; about 40 minutes total). • 09:00 – 11:00: ⛰ Explore Yangmingshan (visit scenic spots like Xiaoyoukeng and Qingtiangang). • 11:00: 🚍 Leave Yangmingshan for Beitou (take bus R5 or 260 back to Jiantan Station, then walk to Beitou). • 13:30 – 15:00: ♨ Enjoy a private onsen experience at Grand View Resort Beitou. • 15:00 – 17:00: 🏨 Return to Midtown Richardson to rest (via MRT or taxi). • 22:00 – Late: 🌈 Visit a gay pub (e.g., G Star, Commander D, or Fairy Taipei) then return to the hotel by taxi.

Today is my last day in Taipei! It felt like I was blessed with divine assistance, as I managed to visit all the important spots without missing a single one. Perhaps because I was traveling alone and didn't spend much time taking photos, my efficiency was super high. 🗺️Itinerary Starting from the Rainbow Taipei photo spot at Exit 6 of Ximending, I then went to Longshan Temple, followed by a visit to Xiao Wang Stewed Melon, which is very close to Longshan Temple. Next, I headed to Dihua Street, had lunch at Take Village Izakaya, went to Elephant Mountain in the afternoon, visited Taipei 101 in the evening, and ended my day at the Feminist Bookstore. ⚠️Notes Longshan Temple has a prayer guide, so don't worry if you haven't done your homework beforehand. Besides Take Village Izakaya and Elephant Mountain being great spots for photos with Taipei 101, the Taipei City Government location is actually better! (But I was lazy, and I already had a lot of content to post today, so I didn't go in the evening). The view from the top of Taipei 101 is similar to Hong Kong's Sky 100, so I didn't spend money on the observation deck. The Feminist Bookstore is a bookstore focused on feminism, so those interested can check it out. 💬Travel Thoughts I walked the entire way from Ximending to Dihua Street. Since I spent most of yesterday on transportation and didn't get a chance to walk around and explore, I missed out on many great little eateries. So today, I forced myself to take less public transport🚌. Strolling through the streets in the morning and hiking up Elephant Mountain in the afternoon in 30-degree heat, I can't remember the last time I pushed myself so hard, sweating profusely. 🍽️Food Experience The advantage of walking is that you can easily find small shops you want to eat and drink at. I tried Hong Rui Zhen sandwiches, Louisa Matcha Latte, 50 Lan Four Seasons Spring Tea, Xiao Wang Stewed Melon Pork Rice, and Fishbone Egg Cake. I basically ate everything I wanted in Taipei, and I couldn't fit any more food in my stomach. I hope to find even more delicious food at my next stop🙏.

Day 1: Arrival & Taipei City Highlights Morning Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall – Iconic landmark with a grand plaza and changing of the guard. Presidential Office Building (outside view) – Historic architecture from the Japanese era. Afternoon Ximending – Taipei’s youth district with trendy shops, street performances, and local eats. Try Ay-Chung Flour-Rice Noodles and Hot-Star Large Fried Chicken. Evening Longshan Temple – One of Taipei’s most famous and oldest temples. Huaxi Street Night Market – Known for traditional Taiwanese snacks. Day 2: Taipei's Modern & Cultural Side Morning Taipei 101 Observatory – Stunning city views from Taiwan’s tallest building. Breeze Shopping Mall – Luxury shopping and Michelin-starred restaurants. Afternoon Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall – Learn about Taiwan’s history. Songshan Cultural and Creative Park – Art exhibitions, indie stores, and a relaxing atmosphere. Evening Raohe Night Market – Try pepper buns, grilled squid, and bubble tea. Walk along Rainbow Bridge, a scenic riverside area. Day 3: Day Trip to Tamsui & Beitou Hot Springs Morning Tamsui Old Street – Enjoy street food and river views. Fort San Domingo – A historic fort with colonial history. Fisherman’s Wharf & Lover’s Bridge – Great sunset spot. Afternoon Beitou Hot Springs – Visit Beitou Hot Spring Museum and soak in natural hot springs. Thermal Valley – A misty, steaming hot spring lake. Evening Shilin Night Market – The largest and most famous night market in Taipei. Try oyster omelets, stinky tofu, and Taiwanese sausages. Day 4: Jiufen & Shifen Day Trip Morning Shifen Old Street – Release sky lanterns with wishes. Shifen Waterfall – Taiwan’s “Little Niagara.” Afternoon Jiufen Old Street – Explore the charming alleys, tea houses, and shops. Try taro balls, peanut ice cream rolls, and tea. Evening Enjoy a traditional tea ceremony at A-Mei Teahouse. Return to Taipei. Day 5: Yangmingshan National Park Morning Xiaoyoukeng – Volcanic fumaroles and hot steam vents. Qingtiangang Grassland – A scenic hiking area with wild buffalo. Afternoon Zhuzihu Calla Lily Fields (seasonal: March–May). Lengshuikeng Hot Spring Foot Bath – Free public foot soaking area. Evening Ningxia Night Market – Famous for Taiwanese pastries, grilled seafood, and fried chicken. Day 6: Maokong Tea Culture & Elephant Mountain Morning Maokong Gondola – Scenic ride up the mountains. Maokong Tea Plantations – Enjoy fresh Taiwanese tea with a mountain view. Afternoon Taipei Zoo – Visit Taiwan’s largest zoo, home to pandas and koalas. Evening Elephant Mountain (Xiangshan) – Best sunset and night view of Taipei 101. Dinner at Din Tai Fung (famous for xiao long bao soup dumplings).

#taipei #taiwan #travel #familytravel #taipei101 Taipei, the vibrant capital of Taiwan, is a city where modernity meets tradition, creating a rich and dynamic cultural experience. From its iconic skyline dominated by Taipei 101 to its bustling night markets and serene temples, Taipei has something for every traveler. One of the city’s highlights is the culinary scene. The night markets, like Shilin and Raohe, are food lover’s paradises, offering an array of delicious street food such as stinky tofu, beef noodle soup, and bubble tea. The lively atmosphere at these markets reflects the warmth and hospitality of Taipei’s residents. For those seeking tranquility, Taipei offers peaceful escapes like the Beitou Hot Springs or Elephant Mountain, which rewards hikers with breathtaking views of the city. Temples such as Longshan and Baoan showcase the city’s spiritual heritage, blending intricate architecture with serene surroundings. The public transportation system is efficient and user-friendly, making it easy to explore attractions like the National Palace Museum, Maokong Gondola, and the historic Dadaocheng district. Taipei also serves as a gateway to Taiwan’s stunning natural landscapes, such as Yangmingshan National Park. Whether you’re a history enthusiast, foodie, or nature lover, Taipei is a city that will leave you captivated. Its unique blend of old and new ensures a memorable and enriching experience.

Taipei 101 Observatory is a highly recommended place to visit for any visitor to Taipei. The observation deck on the 89th floor offers stunning 360-degree views of the city, and the building itself is an architectural marvel. The entrance fee for foreigner is about TWD$600 when u purchase on site at 5 th floor, upfront online pre booking may able to get better rate. The lift going up from 5th to 89th floor is very fast less than 35 seconds. Coming down is about 45 seconds. Total 3 floors to visit 89, 90 & 91. The floor 91 allows you to walk outdoors for 360 view, 91 floor may be closed subject to weather conditions.

📍 Songren Road, Taipei The best photo spot for capturing Taipei 101 can be found tucked away in a small alley off Songren Road. This hidden gem offers a unique perspective of the iconic skyscraper, framed beautifully by the surrounding buildings. As I ventured down the alley, I was delighted by the tranquil atmosphere, contrasting with the bustling city nearby. The angle here showcases Taipei 101 in all its glory, especially during sunset when the sky paints a stunning backdrop. This quiet spot is perfect for capturing memorable photos away from the crowds, making it a must-visit for photography enthusiasts! #traveldiaries #taipei #taiwan

We went to Taiwan specifically to watch the New Year's Eve fireworks display at Taipei 101. This event is an absolute must-see for New Year's celebrations in Taipei, and even in all of Taiwan. The best part is that because of the towering height of the 101 building, you can see the fireworks from surrounding areas even if you're not at the City Hall. Everywhere you go, you can find people counting down and sharing the joy of the New Year together. Two hours before midnight, we arrived near the building. There were already many people enjoying food from the stalls set up nearby. In addition to the fireworks display, there were also light effects that made the entire performance more lively. Performances by many famous singers made the New Year's Eve event even more exciting. The area near the stage was indeed very crowded, but if you just want to see the fireworks, you can avoid the area near the stage, as there are still great views of the fireworks from less crowded areas around. Overall, the stunning and creative visual effects of Taipei 101 are truly a once-in-a-lifetime experience.

1. Chiang Kai Shek Memorial Getting there - This is easily accessible by Metro as it is right outside the metro. Highlights - This is a huge area with the memorial, peace arch, parks and national theatres. The memorial itself is a huge complex with interesting exhibitions below and statue on top level. Overall, very good chance to learn about Chiang Kai Shek and Taiwan history Tips - You can go earlier in the morning as exhibitions opens at 9am but remember your sunscreen and umbrella. 2. Taipei 101 Highlights - Tall and iconic skyscraper of Taiwan that has many luxury shops inside the building. There are also many souvenir shops like Sunny Hills etc inside for gift shopping. Tips - You can also go to the nearby park near the city hall to have a full view picture with Taipei 101 and the rainbow. 3. Ximending Getting there - You can take Metro to nearest Ximen station. Highlights - Fun and vibrant shopping district from day to night. There are so much food and souvenir shops here. Don't forget to try the famous Ay Chung Rice Noodles and Xing Fu Tang's brown sugar milk. Options are endless here. Tips - Do visit the red house at Ximen which is a historic and photogenic building with crafts market and coffee house inside. 4. Raohe Night Market Getting there - Can reach there by Metro and then walking. Highlights - This is the best night market in Taipei in my personal opinion. The variety of food is great there and it's a huge night market. Many michelin bib recommended food like the pepper meat pancake, Yipinyuan rice balls to name a few. Highly recommended if you love street food.

Taipei 101 was designed by C.Y. Lee. From a high vantage point, its bucket-like design facilitates indoor viewing of the outside world. Every eight floors form a bucket, each bucket forms a section, and each section serves as a structural unit. Taipei 101 connects bucket by bucket, reaching towards the sky. Like bamboo growing segment by segment, it symbolizes continuous progress and business prosperity. In the East, the display of height and width emphasizes the extension of unit numbers rather than the volume expansion commonly used in the West. Its vertical layout stacks layer upon layer like a pagoda, extending upwards; the horizontal spread is akin to the interconnected courtyards of the Forbidden City in Beijing, advancing layer by layer, all reflecting the building's size through the increase or decrease of unit numbers. The use of symbols and totems aims to convey complete information. Therefore, symbols like the Ruyi and dragon-phoenix totems are cleverly integrated into the architecture. For example, the roofs of the shopping malls are designed with Ruyi phoenix tails, symbolizing good fortune; auspicious dragons are placed at the sharp corners of buildings to ward off bad energy. On the 24th and 27th floors, circular and square patterns are used as mortise and tenon joints, symbolizing the operation of the universe - 'the circle represents the sky, as the body; the square represents the earth, as the function.' This design uses traditional wooden structure mortise and tenon methods to connect the upper eight buckets and the lower three buckets, highlighting the building's stability. All these are clever uses of information, aiming to convey a sense of completeness.

National Palace Museum Treasure Tour 🏛️--> Taipei Performing Arts Center 🎭--> Taipei 101 Building 🏙️--> Raohe Street Night Market 🌃 Taipei National Palace Museum 🏛️ 📍Address: No. 221, Section 2, Zhishan Road, Shilin District, Taipei City 🕐 Recommended stay time: 3-4 hours The National Palace Museum in Taipei is a treasure house of Chinese culture, with a rich collection of bronzes, calligraphy, paintings, ceramics and other precious cultural relics. Among the bronze ware, Maogong tripod, loose plate, Zongzhou bell, etc. are all amazing. Stroll through Zhishan Garden and Zhide Garden and feel the quiet beauty of classical gardens. The exhibits in the museum will be changed regularly according to the theme, so you will find something new every time you come. The guided tours are very detailed and will give you a deeper understanding of the background stories of these historical artifacts. Taipei Performing Arts Center 🎭 📍Address: No. 1, Jiantan Road, Shilin District, Taipei City 111 🕐 Recommended stay time: 1-2 hours This design-forward and futuristic building has excellent lighting inside, making it a great place to take photos. In addition to watching dramas and performances, there are also coffee shops, light food restaurants and bookstores where you can take a break. The Taipei Performing Arts Center's special architectural design and multi-functional theater space are definitely worth exploring. Taipei 101 Building 🏙️ 📍Address: 89th Floor, No. 7, Section 5, Xinyi Road, Taipei City 🕐 Recommended stay time: 2-4 hours Climb up to the Taipei 101 Observation Deck and enjoy the stunning views of the entire Taipei city. The shopping mall within the building provides a diverse shopping and entertainment experience. The annual New Year's Eve fireworks show is a visual feast not to be missed. The observation deck on the 89th floor is a good place to take photos and check in. The elevator speed is super fast, allowing you to feel the charm of technology. Raohe Street Night Market 🌃 📍Address: 105 Raohe Street, Songshan District, Taipei City, Taiwan 🕐 Recommended stay time: 1-3 hours Raohe Street Night Market is one of the busiest night markets in Taipei, close to Songshan Ciyou Palace. There are hundreds of stalls here, offering a variety of delicacies, such as bean curd, oyster noodles, braised pork ribs, etc. The night market is crowded, and every stall is lined with people, giving you a strong sense of Taiwan's night market culture. Stinky tofu and oyster omelette are must-try dishes with unforgettable taste. 💡Tips 1. It is recommended to book a guided tour of the National Palace Museum in Taipei in advance to learn more about the stories behind the cultural relics. 2. There are multiple photo check-in points in the Taipei Performing Arts Center, so remember to bring your camera. 3. When purchasing tickets for Taipei 101 Observation Deck, you can pay attention to promotions and enjoy more discounts. 4. Raohe Street Night Market is crowded. It is recommended to plan the food you want to taste in advance to avoid waiting in line for too long. This 1-day tour of Taipei allows you to fully experience the diverse charm of Taipei, from history and culture to modern art and night market snacks! 🎉

For food lovers, spiritual seekers, and photography enthusiasts, Taiwan has it all. Here is an example of a comprehensive 3-day travel itinerary: Day 1: ⛩️ Wen Wu Temple: A beautiful temple overlooking Sun Moon Lake, dedicated to Confucius and the God of War, known for its stunning architecture and serene atmosphere. 🌙🌊 Sun Moon Lake: Taiwan’s largest lake, famous for its scenic views, boating, and cycling trails around the lake. 💸 Taichung Market: A bustling market in Taichung offering a variety of local foods, crafts, and souvenirs. Day 2: 🏙️ Taipei 101: Once the world’s tallest building, it offers breathtaking views from its observatory and high-end shopping and dining experiences. 🏢 Chiang Kai-Shek Memorial Hall: A historic landmark and memorial for the former President of the Republic of China, featuring beautiful gardens and traditional Chinese architecture. ⛩️ Longshan Temple: One of Taipei’s oldest and most famous temples, known for its intricate carvings and spiritual ambiance. 💸 Ximending: A lively shopping district known as the “Harajuku of Taipei,” filled with shops, street food, and entertainment options. Day 3: 🐟 Taipei Fish Market: A vibrant market offering fresh seafood and a variety of dining options, perfect for seafood lovers. 🌊 Zhengbin Fishing Port: A colorful fishing port in Keelung known for its picturesque painted houses and fresh seafood. 💸 Jiufen Old Street: A charming historic town with narrow streets, tea houses, and beautiful views, famous for its connection to the movie “Spirited Away.” #taipei101 #taipei101mall #taipei #taiwan

#citydaytours 📍Taipei City, Taiwan Visited Taipei this year and this is one of the best trip ever! We visited some of the iconic spots that one shouldn’t miss while travelling there which are the Taipei 101 Tower and the famous shopping district, Xi Men Ding! We walked over to Taipei City Hall to have a full glimpse of Taipei 101, which stood up tall and lighted the Taipei City skyline at night! Impressive and mesmerising! Great place to revisit multiple times!

Taipei 101 (Chinese: 台北101; pinyin: Táiběi 101; stylized in all caps),[1] formerly known as the Taipei World Financial Center, is a skyscraper in Taipei, Taiwan. It is owned by Taipei Financial Center Corporation. The building was officially classified as the world's tallest from its opening on 31 December 2004 (in time to celebrate New Year's Eve). However, the Burj Khalifa surpassed Taipei 101 in 2010. Upon completion, it became the world's first skyscraper to exceed a height of half a kilometer (about 0.3 miles). As of 2023, Taipei 101 is the tallest building in Taiwan and the eleventh tallest building in the world🩵

❤️But you can have coffee and bakery with an exclusive view at Simple Kaffa ☕️ It is a famous coffee shop in Taipei, Taiwan, which is widely known in the coffee industry because of its quality coffee brewing and outstanding taste. This shop was founded by Burke Wells, the 2014 World Barista Champion. 📍When you reach the 1st floor of the building, there will be a counter for customers to choose drinks before going up. After that, the staff will tell you to go up the building according to the steps. 💸Starting price 160 TWD

#tripแจกโรงแรมฟรี 4 Locations to Take Pictures of Taipei 101 🇹🇼 Of course, when you come to Taiwan, how can you miss taking pictures with Taipei 101? The 4 locations we have listed are as follows: 1️⃣ Sisinan Village Museum, the first military village in Taiwan, which has now become a photo spot with Taipei 101. We recommend coming around 3-4 p.m. on a clear day, the light will be beautiful. This spot is a grassy hill where you can sit and relax. It is also another photo spot that everyone who comes here must not miss. 📍Location https://goo.gl/maps/6iEYty7r3XiBdmMe8 🚆MRT Taipei 101 Station Exit 4 2️⃣ Tao Zhu Yin Yuan Building with Taipei 101 in the background Actually, this building only has one side. If you want a picture that is parallel on both sides like this, you have to flip the picture in Photoshop again. This point is on the side of the road. Most people like to take pictures at night after the Taipei 101 and Tao Zhu Yin Yuan buildings start to turn on their lights. 📍Coordinates https://goo.gl/maps/TdF2193uwHNfTMmn7 🚆MRT Taipei City Hall Station Exit 3 3️⃣ Another corner of Sisinan Village Museum, the first military village in Taiwan. This corner is in the old village area. It has an ancient feel in contrast to the background of the Taipei 101 building. In this old village area, there are shops selling things and cafes selling various snacks. 📍Coordinates https://goo.gl/maps/6iEYty7r3XiBdmMe8 🚆MRT Taipei 101 Station Exit 4 4️⃣ The last point, this point is a small alley that has a slightly artistic feel. Taking pictures will make it look classic and give a different feeling. With the old buildings on both sides plus the Taipei 101 building standing out in front, this is another spot that we really like. To get here, just pin it to Takemura Izakaya, which is the red lantern shop on the right in the picture. 📍Coordinates https://goo.gl/maps/435ngN7QEBVrh2Fk6 🚆MRT Xiangshan Station Exit 2 #EscapeYouToJourney #TaiwanReview #TravelTaiwan #Taipei #Taipei101 #taiwantravel #taipeitravel

🇹🇼 Let's point out the location of # the photo corner of the spiral building in # Taiwan!! From the previous post, many people have asked where it is. I have already stated in the comments that it is a made-up picture. But I will tell you the location in case anyone wants to follow me to take a picture. This is the "Tao Zhu Yin Yuan" building. (The coordinates of the building are in the comments.) But if anyone wants to take a picture of this angle, you will have to walk a bit further. The photo spot is in front of the Museum. It is called "Fubon Art Museum". 📍Coordinates :: https://maps.app.goo.gl/ko4CCEx8SLUVzHK67?g_st=ic I walked from Taipei 101, which is quite a walk. I would like to emphasize again that the building does not have a hole in the middle. Most people will retouch the picture by flipping it and connecting it together. It makes it look beautiful in another way! #TaiwanTravel #Taipei #taiwan #taipei #TaiwanTravel #TaiwanReview #RelationTRIPS

Keep this guide 📝 close at hand~ It won't be long before we can travel to Taiwan. . The 8️⃣ major tourist attractions in China's Taiwan Province. You have to go at least once in your life!! . 1️⃣ National Palace Museum in Taipei Following the museum's guide is like conversing with the ancients across a thousand years. 2️⃣ Taipei 101 It's not only a majestic local landmark but also the world's third tallest building. 3️⃣ Sun Moon Lake The place that appeared in our elementary school textbooks is unrealistically beautiful. It's one of the most beautiful lakes in China. 4️⃣ Taroko Gorge A famous tourist spot in Taiwan, and also the world's largest marble gorge. Every spot here allows you to feel the natural wonders crafted by the gods. 5️⃣ Alishan Scenic Area The scenery of Alishan is picturesque, with layers of green mountains and towering ancient trees 🌲, it's truly spectacular. Its beauty is natural and ecological, not only is it the most famous scenic spot in Taiwan, but also a well-known summer retreat throughout the country 🍃. 6️⃣ Penghu Bay It's the one from the song 'Grandma's Penghu Bay'. The exotic Wai'an Fishing Port is filled with charm and attracts many tourists 👩‍👩‍👧‍👦. 7️⃣ Jiufen The filming location for the movie 'Spirited Away' 🎥, the old-style architecture is genuinely cinematic. This place is a paradise for foodies and lovers of traditional culture. 8️⃣ Qingjing Farm Nestled among the mountains, the sheep here 🐏 will approach visitors as soon as they see them, using their adorable appearance to 'extort' food from the hands of tourists with a smile 😀. . You must visit Taiwan at least once in your lifetime! It's not just a trip, but also a spiritual cleansing!

Address: 89th Floor, No. 7, Section 5, Xinyi Road, Xinyi District, Taipei City Atmosphere/Facilities: The brand-new "Impression Taiwan 2.0" series of egg cakes features a nostalgic blend of the 1960s elegance, with classic designs like the National Martial Arts Hall, Yakult, Xiaolongbao (steamed dumplings), gramophones, Vespa scooters, the Monopoly Bureau sign, and the Da Ji Da Li (good fortune) chestnut. These retro and fun designs are a must-try during the New Year at Taipei 101. Enjoy the delicious KADOKADO egg cakes! Features: Taipei 101, the tallest building in Taiwan, stands at 509 meters with 101 floors above ground. Besides the 89th floor, you can enjoy a 360-degree view of Taipei's cityscape. Average Price: Observatory ticket price is $600, shaped egg cakes are $190, Taiwanese tea is $150, and plain tofu pudding is $190. Rating 10/10: The brand-new "Impression Taiwan 2.0" series of shaped egg cakes combines the nostalgic charm of the 1960s with classic designs such as the National Martial Arts Hall, Yakult, Xiaolongbao, gramophones, Vespa scooters, the Monopoly Bureau sign, and the Da Ji Da Li chestnut. These retro and fun designs are a must-try during the New Year at Taipei 101. Enjoy the delicious KADOKADO egg cakes!

|Taipei 101 travel guide. 🗼Every city has its own iconic building as a landmark, which has become a popular place for tourists to check in. 😎When traveling to Taipei, how can you miss the city landmark Taipei 101? 🤗Collect this guide to help you play Taipei 101 more fully 🌃Tour recommendations 🔸Indoor observation deck on the 89th floor: Through the floor-to-ceiling glass, you can enjoy a 360° panoramic view of Taipei city, overlooking Xiangshan and Songshan Airport. There are also many shooting devices specially arranged to check in for tourists. 🔸Outdoor observation deck on the 91st floor: Take the elevator to reach the open-air rooftop on the higher floor for unobstructed viewing. However, the wind on the terrace is relatively strong, so be careful to keep warm. 🔸High-speed elevator: It only takes 37 seconds to take the elevator from the 5th floor to the 89th floor. It is like traveling through a time and space tunnel. You can reach the 89th floor in an instant. You still feel a little tinnitus during the ride. 🔸Taipei 101 is a collection of offices, shopping, and observation decks. Except for the observation decks above 89, which require tickets, the rest are free. 🔸New Year’s Eve Fireworks: Every year during the New Year’s Eve countdown, the entire Taipei 101 building explodes with colorful fireworks. The scene is shocking and romantic, welcoming the new year with the citizens. 🔸Visiting time: It is recommended to arrive at 101 between 4 and 5 o'clock in the evening, so that you can not only see Taipei's sunset city view, but also enjoy the night lights. 📷Taipei 101 filming location 🔹Tao Zhuyin Garden: The spiral appearance is unique. It was shot together with 101. It is particularly interesting through post-processing symmetry. 🔹Takemura Izakaya: Classic check-in coordinates, you can find it by directly navigating to this location. It is also a classic scene in the idol drama "I May Not Love You" 🔹Jimmy Moon Bus: Shooting 101 with trees as the foreground is also a good composition. By the way, you can check out the scenes in Jimmy’s comics. 🔹Six Giant Rocks of Xiangshan: Take a photo of the towering 101 and Taipei cityscape from a distance of Xiangshan. The sunset in the evening is particularly charming. 🔍Taipei 101 📍Location: No. 45, Taipei City Fu Road 🚇MRT: Bannan Line [City Hall Station] Exit 2 ⏳Opening hours: 9:00～22:00 🧾Tickets: Full ticket: NT$600; Discount ticket (limited to students, military and police) NT$450; Children under 1.15 meters are free

Take you to visit Taipei 101😍😍 🌠101 is a landmark building in Taipei, and going to 101 to watch the fireworks has become a fixed program for young people during New Year's Eve. 🌠101 is located in Taipei's busiest Xinyi District, in fact, you don't need to look for it, just lift your head and you'll see it... 👁Safety checks are required to go up to the observatory, the elevator ascends very quickly, and remember to swallow when your ears ring. 👀From the observatory, you can have a 360-degree panoramic view of the entire Taipei city, which is a basin surrounded by densely packed urban areas and mountains. 🕋On the observatory, accompanied by the Taipei sky, there are many internet-famous photo spots, and there are also many Taipei and 101 souvenirs to buy. 👣101 itself is a large shopping mall, after visiting the observatory, you can come down and shop for a long time.

If you are looking for a cozy coffee shop with a city view, I highly recommend cafe acme. This coffee shop has many different branches, but I particularly like the Taipei 101 branch. It is located on a high floor, giving you a great view of the entire city. Walking into cafe acme, you will immediately feel the cozy and warm atmosphere. The interior design of the store is simple and elegant, with different types of seats for you to choose from. Whether you want a quiet corner to read or chat with friends, this place can meet your needs. In addition to the comfortable environment, the waffles at Cafe Acme are also a highlight. Their muffins are soft and fluffy and paired with fresh fruit and cream, they are an absolute delight. Their coffee is even more delicious and fragrant, making you feel happy after just one sip. Overall, Cafe Acme is definitely a coffee shop worth recommending. Whether you want to relax or enjoy delicious coffee and snacks, this place can satisfy your needs. Why not find some time to come here and enjoy a relaxing afternoon! #Taipei Attractions

First stop: Taipei 101 🏢 Your Taipei skyscraper tour must start with Taipei 101. Once one of the tallest buildings in the world, this tower has 101 floors and offers incredible views of the city. Buy a ticket and head to the observation deck, especially in the evening, and you will witness the beautiful night view of Taipei City. Don’t forget to take unforgettable photos there! Second stop: Shin Kong Skyscraper 🌟 Next, head to the Shin Kong Skyscraper, a futuristic 101-story building. Visitors can overlook the city from the observation deck on the top of the building, and the most exciting thing is the transparent floor, where you can walk and feel the wonderful experience of being in the clouds. This is also a great photo spot. Third stop: Hiking in Xiangshan 🚶 If you love outdoor adventure, climbing Elephant Mountain will be one of the highlights of your trip to Taipei. At night, especially as the sun sets, you'll be rewarded with stunning views of the city and port, and the lights of Taipei will enchant you. Fourth stop: Yangmingshan National Park 🏞️ Exploring Taipei is not just about the city scenery, but also the natural scenery. Yangmingshan National Park offers the best opportunity to see beautiful flowers and lakes amidst spectacular mountains. It is also an ideal place for flower viewing and outings.

1️⃣Transportation: smart travel 🚇🚌 Easy Card: Buy an Easy Card and use it on buses and MRT in Taipei, saving time and money🎫. Taiwan Railway Island Pass: If you plan to travel around the island, this pass can take unlimited rides on Taiwan Railways, which is very cost-effective🚂. Bicycle rental: In many cities in Taiwan, such as Taipei and Kaohsiung, you can rent bicycles cheaply through the public bicycle system "U-Bike" to explore the city🚲. 2️⃣Accommodation: Affordable 🛏️ Booking platform: Use Booking.com, Agoda and other platforms to book, the price is more favorable than going directly to the store📱. Youth hostel: Choose a youth hostel located in the central area, which is cheap and has convenient transportation🏠. Homestay experience: Taiwan’s Airbnb and homestays are rich in culture, allowing you to experience local life while being relatively economical🏡. 3️⃣Food: authentic food 🍜🍢 Night market snacks: Taiwan’s night markets are the best places to taste authentic food, such as Shilin Night Market in Taipei and Liuhe Night Market in Kaohsiung🌃. Convenience store food: Convenience stores in Taiwan, such as 7-11 and FamilyMart, provide a variety of lunch boxes, noodles, etc. at affordable prices🏪. Roadside stalls: Don’t miss the roadside stalls on the streets, you can often find unexpected delicacies🥢. 4️⃣Attractions: free or low cost 🌄🏯 Natural landscapes: Free to explore, such as Taipei Xiangshan and Chiayi Alishan 🏞️. Cultural experience: Visit temples such as Longshan Temple or Tainan’s historical sites🛕. Free municipal tours: Some cities provide free urban tours, which is a good way to learn about local history and culture 🗺️. 5️⃣Practical App 📲 Google Maps: Plan routes and find bus times 🗺️. iTaiwan Wi-Fi: Sign up to use the free Wi-Fi service provided by the Taiwan government and save data costs📶. FoodPanda or UberEats: Discover nearby food and deals 🍱. #weekendtrip #overseas travel

If you love food, you can't miss Taipei! This vibrant city is definitely a foodie's paradise! Taipei is famous for its rich and diverse food culture. There are countless street food options, giving you unlimited choices. From traditional food stalls to luxurious restaurants, every bite will leave you with a taste for more. In Taipei, you can savor traditional beef noodles and xiaolongbao while enjoying the unique local scenery. Don't forget to indulge in the freshly prepared night markets and enjoy the night's culinary feast! And the night view of Taipei is equally breathtaking. Featuring modern architecture and historical monuments, Taipei is a perfect blend of tradition and modernity. From the Taipei 101 building, you can get a breathtaking view of the entire city, and especially at night when the lights are on, the night view of Taipei is simply amazing. Whether you're viewing it from the ground or from the hills in the distance, you'll be mesmerized. The night view of Taipei will leave you with wonderful memories in this night of light. All in all, Taipei is a mesmerizing city with the temptation of food and the amazing night view. You can savor a wide variety of delicious food and enjoy the beauty of the night. Whether you are eating and drinking to your heart's content in the night market or chasing a dreamy night in the skyscrapers, Taipei will bring you unexpected surprises. So, come to Taipei soon and let's start this food and night view journey together!

☁️ Taiwan, a walk on the clouds that will elevate your journey into a dreamy adventure! First, climb up to Taipei 101 during the daytime and look out over the bustling city around you, as if you're strolling on the clouds, with stunning cityscapes at your fingertips, and at this moment, you're the overlord of the city! 🏙️😎 ☁️ And when night falls, the bright lights of Taipei 101 illuminate the city's night sky, bright as a star-like night scene, immersing you in a picturesque night, the dreamy beauty of the city is intoxicating! 🌃✨ ☁️ Enter Taroko National Park and stroll through the nature's gallery, where mountains and water mingle with picturesque scenery. Along the way, strange rocks are jagged, waterfalls are flying, and every step is a spiritual journey that will make you forget your worries and wander to your heart's content! 🏞️🚶‍♂️ ☁️ A ride on the Cat Sky Gondola is like entering a cat's paradise! The high suspended cable car allows you to overlook the whole Taipei City, with rolling hills and picturesque city. The close contact with cats adds a warmth and pleasure to the journey. 😺Ὢ A walk in the clouds is a marvelous adventure into nature and the city. Come on, let's make our own wonderful memories in this fantasy land! 🌈👣

#wheretogo Taipei is a city that seamlessly blends tradition and modernity. Nestled in the northern part of the island, Taipei is a bustling metropolis that offers a rich tapestry of experiences for locals and visitors alike. The city is renowned for its striking skyline, dominated by the towering Taipei 101, once the world's tallest building, which symbolizes Taiwan's economic prowess and innovation. Beyond its modern architecture, Taipei is a city steeped in history and culture. Its ancient temples, like Longshan and Bao'an, provide a glimpse into the island's deep-rooted religious practices, while the National Palace Museum houses an unparalleled collection of Chinese art and artifacts. Taipei's street food scene is legendary, with night markets like Shilin and Raohe offering a gastronomic adventure of local delicacies, from stinky tofu to xiaolongbao. The city's MRT system makes exploring these culinary treasures, along with its many parks and cultural landmarks, a breeze. The people of Taipei are known for their warmth and hospitality, and it's not uncommon to strike up a conversation with a local eager to share their city's history and traditions. The city's blend of old and new, east and west, and its people's resilience make Taipei a captivating destination for anyone seeking a taste of Taiwan's diverse and dynamic culture.

Taipei 101 Taipei 101 is the largest building in Taiwan. With a height of 508 meters and 101 floors, if you want to go shopping, there are many shops here for you to shop, whether it's a leading fashion brand, a fashion lifestyle shop, or food. But that day, we were in a hurry, so we only took pictures of the military village. When we went, the weather was a bit hot and sweaty. We went in August. #Taipei101 #TaiwanTravel

First thing first in Taiwan aside for night markets like Shi Ling night market and Rao He night market, we visited Taipei 101! The building and view were stunning. We were all very impressed and while we are taking photos around. Taipei 101 📍No. 45 City Hall Rd, Xinyi District, Taipei City, Taiwan 110 Ichiran, Taipei 📍110, Taiwan, Taipei City, Xinyi District, Songren Rd In Taiwan, we spent one full day in Jiou Fen and Shi Fen. The foods and snacks were good! So as all the stunning views! We just love it 🥰 Jiou Fen, Taiwan 📍Ruifang District, New Taipei City, Taiwan 224 Shi Fen, Taiwan 📍No. 81, Shifen St, Pingxi District, New Taipei City, Taiwan 226 #Taipei #Taiwan #food #Travel