All Places in Taipei

Taipei Taoyuan Airport is mentioned as the arrival point in Taiwan, a quick and easy 2-hour flight from Manila.

Songshan Cultural and Creative Park, formerly a tobacco factory from the 1930s, has been converted into a creative exhibition space.

Sunny Hills Taipei is visited; the video shows a pairing of pineapple custard and salted egg.

More than just a bookstore, this iconic lifestyle complex offers a curated mix of books, fashion, art, music, and dining, creating a unique cultural experience.

Yong Kang Street in Taipei is featured in the video.

Taipei Main Station is a major transportation hub. The video mentions it as the destination of the Taoyuan Airport MRT Express line and some bus routes, and a transfer point to reach accommodations not directly on those lines.

The Taipei Night Market is featured, showcasing Taiwanese fried chicken and other street food.

Taiwan's largest lake offers breathtaking scenery with its crystal-clear waters surrounded by verdant mountains. Visitors can enjoy boat tours, cycling, and serene temple visits.

Famous for its therapeutic hot springs, Beitou offers a relaxing escape with numerous public and private hot spring resorts. Explore the Beitou Hot Spring Museum and soak in the mineral-rich waters amidst lush greenery.

Famous for its unique geological formations, particularly the iconic 'Queen's Head' rock, Yehliu is a must-visit for nature lovers and photographers.

A historic town serving as the gateway to Kenting National Park, Hengchun boasts old city walls, lively night markets, and a relaxed atmosphere.

Located at the southern tip of Taiwan, this park is renowned for its tropical beaches, coral reefs, lush forests, and diverse wildlife.

Taiwan's oldest city, Tainan is a cultural treasure trove filled with ancient temples, historic sites, and renowned culinary delights.

A breathtaking mountain resort famous for its spectacular sunrises, tea plantations, giant cypress trees, and scenic forest railways.

Liberty Square is an impressive open space that serves for significant public gatherings and presidential ceremonies, featuring the National Concert Hall, the National Theater, and a memorial to Chiang Kai-shek.

An architectural masterpiece within Liberty Square, the National Theater hosts a diverse range of world-class performing arts events.

Part of the magnificent Liberty Square complex, this world-class venue hosts a diverse range of performances, from classical music to opera and dance. It's an architectural gem.

The centerpiece of Liberty Square, this grand monument commemorates former President Chiang Kai-shek and offers panoramic views of Taipei.

The Golden Waterfall is located north of Taipei and features mineral-rich soil that gives the water its distinctive color, cascading into the ocean.

A picturesque recreational area in Kaohsiung featuring a large artificial lake adorned with vibrant temples and iconic pagodas.

Iconic landmarks on Lotus Pond, these colorful pagodas offer a unique spiritual experience and photo opportunities as visitors enter through the dragon's mouth and exit through the tiger's.

A striking skyscraper in Kaohsiung, offering panoramic city and harbor views from its observation deck and housing a luxury hotel.

A historic district in Tainan known for its Dutch colonial past, ancient forts, traditional streetscapes, and unique 'tree house'.

A fascinating attraction in Anping, Tainan, where a former warehouse has been completely taken over by a massive banyan tree, creating a magical, jungle-like experience.

The first Confucian temple in Taiwan, located in Tainan, this serene complex is dedicated to the great philosopher and a center for traditional learning.

A beautifully preserved historic street in Tainan, Shenong Street offers a glimpse into old Taiwan with its traditional architecture, artisan shops, and quaint eateries.

A scenic cycling path encircling the stunning Sun Moon Lake, offering unparalleled views of the water, mountains, and surrounding flora.

Also known as Hell Valley, this is the source of Beitou's hot springs, featuring boiling hot spring water and sulfurous fumes creating a dramatic landscape.

Housed in a beautifully preserved historic building, this museum in Beitou showcases the history and culture of Taiwan's hot spring bathing.

An alternative name for Yehliu Geopark, known for its unique coastal rock formations shaped by wind and sea erosion.

Experience authentic Taiwanese flavors at Yi Jia Zi, a beloved eatery specializing in delectable braised dishes and comforting home-style cooking. It's a must-visit for those seeking traditional tastes.

Indulge in the iconic Taiwanese oyster omelet at Lai Ji, where a savory, eggy pancake is loaded with fresh oysters and drizzled with a sweet and tangy sauce. It's a quintessential Taipei street food experience.

Cool down with traditional Taiwanese desserts at GANJI DESSERT SHOP, famous for its shaved ice, taro balls, and sweet soups. It's the perfect sweet escape after exploring the city.

Savor perfectly pan-fried pot stickers and delicate dumplings at Fuyang, a local favorite known for its juicy fillings and crispy wrappers. These handmade delights are a staple of Taiwanese comfort food.

Discover a unique Taiwanese take on a burger at Qiaopei Dongfangmei, known for its distinctive 'gua bao' or Taiwanese steamed bun sandwich. It’s a flavorful and filling street food snack.

Start your day like a local at Yonghe Sihai Soy Milk King, a bustling spot serving traditional Taiwanese breakfast. From savory soy milk to crispy fried dough sticks, it’s the ultimate morning feast.

Explore a delightful array of traditional Taiwanese desserts at 36 Rice Cake Dessert, featuring sticky rice cakes, shaved ice, and sweet soups. It's a perfect spot to satisfy your sweet tooth with authentic flavors.

Immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of Dongsanshui Street Market, a bustling local market offering a wide variety of delicious street food, fresh produce, and local snacks. It’s a sensory delight for food lovers.

Savor the rich and savory flavors of Jin Da's signature braised pork rice, a quintessential Taiwanese dish. The tender pork belly and flavorful sauce served over rice make it a comforting and satisfying meal.

Treat yourself to the unique and delightful Peanut Roll Ice Cream, a Shilin Night Market classic. Shaved peanut brittle is generously sprinkled over ice cream and cilantro, then rolled into a thin pancake.

Experience the explosive flavor of Fuzhou Ancestor pepper pie, a popular Taiwanese snack known for its crispy, flaky pastry filled with savory meat and spices. It’s a fiery and addictive bite.

Beat the heat with refreshing cold noodles from Jiaxiang, a local favorite for its chewy noodles tossed in a savory, often sesame-based, sauce. It’s a light yet satisfying meal perfect for a warm day.

Step into the serene and historically rich Lungshan Temple, a stunning Buddhist and Taoist temple adorned with intricate carvings and vibrant decorations. It's a peaceful sanctuary and a glimpse into Taiwan's spiritual heart.

Escape the urban bustle at Daja Riverside Park, a sprawling green oasis perfect for cycling, picnicking, or simply enjoying scenic river views. It's a beloved recreational spot for Taipei residents.

Known as Taipei's 'Harajuku,' Ximending is a vibrant and bustling pedestrian shopping district filled with trendy boutiques, street food stalls, cinemas, and performance spaces. It's the epicenter of youth culture and a fantastic place to soak in the energetic atmosphere.

A visually stunning pedestrian walkway adorned with colorful murals and art installations. It's a fantastic spot for photos and experiencing local street art.

A historic octagonal building that now serves as a cultural and creative hub, featuring shops, exhibition spaces, and a theater. It's a landmark of Ximending's past and present.

A popular destination for collectors and fans of blind box toys and designer collectibles. Find unique and trendy character figurines here.

A culinary hotspot offering a diverse range of Taiwanese and international flavors, from street food to sit-down dining. Ximending is a paradise for food lovers.

50lan is a popular boba milk tea chain in Taiwan, known for its classic, no-frills boba milk tea with a balanced blend of sweetness, smoothness, tea fragrance, and chewy pearls.

Xing Fu Tang is a boba milk tea shop known for its signature brown sugar boba milk, featuring roasted brown sugar on top of a smooth, milky drink.

Kenting Dan Dan Duai Nai serves milk tea in the form of a shaved ice treat.

Taipei Cinema Park features graffiti walls that serve as Instagram backdrops.

Wowland is a claw machine arcade in Taipei where you can win prizes.

The primary international gateway to Taiwan, offering modern facilities and efficient services. It's your first stop for experiencing Taiwanese hospitality.

A major transportation hub and the gateway to the bustling Ximending district. This station is a central point for exploring Taipei's vibrant west side.

Home to Taipei's largest and most famous night market, Shilin is a culinary adventure and shopping paradise. It's an essential experience for any visitor to Taipei.

Beitou Thermal Valley is known for its mist rising from green sulfuric waters, offering a mesmerizing and slightly mystical atmosphere.

Beitou Hot Springs Museum is a former Japanese era bath house showcasing the golden age of hot springs in Beitou.

Su Jia's beef noodles serves a hot bowl of beef noodles with firm and chewy noodles in a rich broth, topped with tender brisket, tripe, and tendon.

Beitou Market offers fresh produce, local snacks, and street food, providing a budget-friendly lunch, snack, or dessert.

Home to an immense collection of ancient Chinese imperial artifacts and artworks, the National Palace Museum is a treasure trove of history. It houses nearly 700,000 objects spanning millennia, offering deep insights into Chinese culture.

The Martyr's Shrine is dedicated to fallen soldiers and features traditional Chinese architecture, with a changing of the guard ceremony.

As Taipei's largest and most famous night market, Shilin offers an overwhelming array of delicious street food, quirky souvenirs, and lively entertainment. It's a sensory overload in the best way possible, perfect for an authentic Taiwanese culinary adventure.

A legendary stall at Shilin Night Market famous for its enormous, crispy, and flavorful Taiwanese fried chicken cutlets. It's a quintessential night market indulgence.

Hometown BBQ Chicken offers a large piece of juicy, flavorful, breaded chicken cutlet that is deep-fried and then grilled.

Good Friend Cold Noodles serves refreshing bowls of thin, bouncy noodles with creamy sesame sauce, shredded cucumbers, and a hint of citrus.

The heart of Taipei's commercial and administrative center, featuring modern skyscrapers, bustling shopping streets, and important landmarks. It's the pulse of the city's urban life.

An convenient hop-on hop-off service offering panoramic views of Taipei's major attractions from the top deck. It's a relaxed way to see the city's highlights.

A vibrant and historically significant Buddhist temple, Longshan is a breathtaking example of traditional Taiwanese temple architecture and a hub of local spiritual life. Witness the harmonious blend of Buddhist, Taoist, and folk beliefs in action.

The Chiang Kai Shek Memorial Hall was built in memory of the Republic of China's first president, featuring the Liberty Square Arch made of marble. It hosts a changing of the guards every hour.

Soaring into the sky, Taipei 101 is an iconic skyscraper offering breathtaking panoramic views of the city from its observatory decks. Once the world's tallest building, it's a symbol of Taiwan's modern architectural prowess and a must-visit for any visitor.

Ay-Chung Rice Flour Noodle offers a fix of gooey umami-packed rice noodles.

A multi-story shopping complex in Ximending filled with trendy clothing stores, accessories, and entertainment options, particularly popular with younger crowds. It's a hub for youth fashion.

Lao Shan Dong Homemade Noodles, located inside Wan Nian building in Ximending area, is a Michelin-recommended eatery known for its beef noodle soup.

Taipei Wenting Emperor Palace Hot Pot offers a wide selection of fresh ingredients to be dunked in broth, plus Haagen-Dazs ice cream and costumes to try on.

A modern entertainment complex offering a variety of attractions, including arcades, virtual reality experiences, and themed zones. It's a place for indoor fun and games.

A stylish upscale shopping mall located near Taipei 101, featuring a curated selection of international and local brands, as well as a vibrant dining scene. It offers a sophisticated shopping experience.

A significant administrative building and landmark, often associated with historical events and military presence. It represents a part of Taipei's civic infrastructure.

A prominent educational institution known for its various academic programs and its campus environment. It contributes to the intellectual and cultural life of the city.

Guang Haa Digital Plaza in Taipei is the largest electronics marketplace all under one roof, along with the nearby Syntrend mall.

Dive into Taipei's largest and most famous night market, a bustling hub for street food, shopping, and lively entertainment. It's an essential stop for any foodie exploring Taiwanese culture.

Experience one of Taipei's oldest and most atmospheric night markets, renowned for its delicious snacks and traditional charm. It's a more compact but equally tasty alternative to Shilin.

This is likely referring to the **Taipei Judicial Museum** (formerly the Taipei High Court). It's a historical building showcasing Taiwan's legal history and architectural heritage.

Escape to this volcanic valley famed for its therapeutic hot springs, offering a relaxing retreat with a rich history. Soak your cares away in the mineral-rich waters amidst lush greenery.

Step back in time in this historic district, once Taipei's most prosperous trading port, now a charming area filled with traditional shops, tea houses, and fabric stores.

Dihua Street is a historically significant street in Taipei, known for its preserved traditional architecture and as a major trading hub for Chinese medicines, herbs, textiles, and traditional foods.

Zhongshan is vying for Taipei's coolest neighbourhood, with big commercial brands on the main road and independent stalls in obscured alleyways during the weekend.

Chih Nan Temple is a Taoist temple built in 1882, historically famous for its 1000 steps, now also accessible by cable car.

This is likely a general reference to hotels in the Zhongshan district. The Zhongshan area offers a variety of accommodation options known for their convenience and proximity to shopping and dining.

Staying in Ximending means being in the heart of Taipei's youth culture and entertainment scene. Hotels here cater to travelers looking for vibrant nightlife and easy access to shopping.

These hotels offer unparalleled views of the iconic Taipei 101 skyscraper and the surrounding Xinyi district. They are ideal for those seeking luxury and a prime city panorama.

Indulge in a relaxing getaway at one of Beitou's many hot spring hotels, offering private or public soaking experiences in therapeutic waters. It's the perfect place to unwind.

Explore the historic Datong District, a treasure trove of old Taipei with its renowned Dihua Street, traditional crafts, and early 20th-century architecture. It offers a glimpse into the city's past.

This district is home to major governmental buildings, museums, and Liberty Square, making it the historical and political heart of Taipei. It's a place of significant national importance.

The Northern Gate is the most popular of the four remaining gates of Taipei's old city walls, being the only one in its original form.

While a global chain, Pizza Hut in Taiwan often offers unique local flavors and menu items, making it a quirky spot for a casual bite.

Kuo's Astral Bookshop on Dihua Street is a great place to stop by for book hunting, reading, and coffee.

Adjacent to the National Concert Hall in Liberty Square, this venue presents a wide array of theatrical productions, traditional opera, and contemporary performing arts.

The Red House in Ximending started as the city’s first public market and is now an independent boutique hub with frequently rotated stores.

Lane 10, next to the Red House in Ximending, is home to the most famous collection of LGBTQ+ bars where everyone is welcome.

The endpoint for the scenic Maokong Gondola, this station is your gateway to the lush tea plantations and teahouses of Maokong. Enjoy stunning city views on the ride up.

This is likely a shop or brand focused on sustainable, eco-friendly products. It represents a growing movement towards conscious consumerism in Taipei.

Xinyi is the modern, highest-reaching district of Taipei with the highest density of shopping malls in the world.

A beloved night market famous for its traditional Taiwanese snacks and focus on delicious street food. It's a more food-centric experience compared to other markets.

For the quintessential postcard view of Taipei 101 and the surrounding cityscape, hike up Elephant Mountain (Xiangshan). This relatively short but steep hike rewards you with spectacular vistas, especially at sunset.

Bopiliao Historical Block preserves the essence of Taipei's past with its narrow lanes and well-preserved architecture.

This grand monument honors the former president of the Republic of China, Chiang Kai-shek, and features majestic architecture, sprawling gardens, and a fascinating museum. Witness the hourly changing of the guard ceremony for a solemn display of military precision.

228 Peace Park is a serene park.

Shing Fu Tang is where you can enjoy authentic made bubble tea.

This elegant memorial hall commemorates Dr. Sun Yat-sen, the founding father of the Republic of China. It features a large statue of Sun Yat-sen and hosts various cultural events and exhibitions.

One of the largest zoos in Asia, Taipei Zoo is home to a diverse range of animals, including giant pandas, koalas, and numerous indigenous Taiwanese species. Its spacious enclosures and educational exhibits make it a great outing for families.

This scenic gondola ride offers spectacular views as it ascends Maokong, a mountain area famous for its tea plantations and charming teahouses. Enjoy a leisurely ride above the lush landscape and relax with a cup of local tea.

Nestled on a mountainside, Jiufen Old Street is a charming, historic district with narrow alleyways lined with traditional teahouses, souvenir shops, and local eateries. Its atmospheric ambiance, inspired by traditional Chinese architecture, is particularly enchanting.

Often called the 'Little Niagara of Taiwan,' Shifen Waterfall is a magnificent, cascading waterfall set amidst a lush, forested canyon. It's a breathtaking natural wonder easily accessible for a rewarding day trip.

This historic Spanish-built fort, later occupied by the Dutch and British, stands as a testament to Taiwan's colonial past. Perched atop a hill in Tamsui, it offers scenic views of the Tamsui River and the Taiwan Strait.

A volcanic wonderland just north of Taipei, Yangmingshan National Park boasts stunning landscapes, hot springs, fumaroles, and diverse hiking trails. It's a perfect natural retreat for outdoor enthusiasts.

Known for its focus on traditional Taiwanese snacks and delicacies, Ningxia Night Market is a food lover's paradise. It offers a more localized and authentic night market experience compared to some of the larger ones.

Conveniently located near Taipei Main Station, this hotel offers modern, comfortable accommodations ideal for travelers seeking easy access to transportation and city attractions. It's a practical choice for exploring Taipei with ease.

This stylish hotel provides well-appointed rooms and excellent service, situated in a vibrant area with great access to public transport, shopping, and dining. It's a comfortable base for both business and leisure travelers.

Located near the Shilin Night Market and MRT Jiantan Station, this hotel offers chic rooms and convenient amenities for exploring Taipei's northern districts. It's a great option for those wanting to be close to bustling markets and nightlife.

This contemporary hotel offers a blend of Japanese hospitality and modern comfort, strategically located in the bustling Zhongxiao East District, known for its shopping and dining. It's an ideal hub for experiencing Taipei's urban pulse.

Experience exquisite Japanese-style hot spring accommodation and dining at Radium Kagaya. This luxurious retreat offers private onsen baths and traditional Kaiseki meals for an indulgent and serene stay.

Humble House Taipei is a hotel near Taipei 101, offering convenient access to department stores and rooms with views of the city and Taipei 101.

85 TD is a Michelin-selected Cantonese restaurant where the chef has spent over 50 years honing his skills to present diners with traditional classics and contemporary interpretations.

Taipei 101 Observatory offers views of Taipei from its observatory deck, with a gift shop on the 88th floor and a Sky Deck on the 91st floor. It also features a large pendulum that stabilizes the building.

taiwa is the world's first three-Michelin-starred restaurant featuring Taiwanese cuisine, incorporating Western cooking techniques to showcase local culture and flavors.

Le salon at P dessin Hotel is a Michelin Guide-recommended hotel famous for its ornate interior, plush fabrics, imported furniture, and antiques, where guests can enjoy cocktails while listening to music.

La p is a three-Michelin-starred Cantonese restaurant where Chef Ken Chan brings out the best of every ingredient.

Tung is a charming and trendy historic district where old meets new, featuring independent boutiques, traditional shops, art galleries, and Michelin-listed establishments.

Aqua soup noodles is a Michelin-listed establishment famous for its flavorsome broth, fried crispy scallions, and sauces.

Taoyuan Airport is the main airport serving Taipei. The video mentions different transportation options from the airport to Taipei City, including the MRT express line, buses, and taxis, with advice on which option is best depending on budget, travel group size, and time of arrival.

Taipei City is described as a blend of culture, technology, and history with friendly people and amazing food, though possibly daunting for first-time visitors due to language barriers. The video provides tips on transportation, what to pack, and things to do in Taipei.

The Taipei City Hall area is mentioned as a destination reachable by bus 1960 from Taoyuan Airport.

Raohe Night Market is one of the three main night markets in Taipei that the video recommends visiting. The video creator has made a list of cheap, must-try Michelin-rated food spots at this night market.

Jiufen's Dosun B&B is inspired by Studio Ghibli films and offers accommodations in Jiufen, a town known for its old street reminiscent of Studio Ghibli.

Fu Hang Soy Milk is a popular breakfast shop in Taipei known for long queues.

Ding Yuan Soy Milk, near Chiang Kai Shek Memorial Hall, offers a traditional Taiwanese breakfast with an English menu, featuring savory soy milk soup, sesame bread, and egg rolls.

The Liberty Square Arch commemorates the 100th anniversary of Chiang Kai Shek's birth and is made completely out of marble, featuring intricate details and carvings.

The 228 Peace Memorial Park commemorates the victims of the 228 incident in 1947 and features a park, a museum, and a temple.

Wave Club Taipei is a night club known for its high-tech stage and DJs, with an entry fee that includes unlimited drinks.

Raohe Street Night Market is a popular night market in Taipei that offers a variety of food, knick-knacks, and games.

Shifen Old Town is a popular area north of Taipei where visitors release Kong Ming lanterns (Chinese lanterns) into the sky, writing affirmations on them.

Mochi Baby is a humble stall in Raohe Night Market that has been part of the Michelin Guide since 2018, specializing in mochi.

Cheng's Noodles, located in Kaohsiung, serves noodles in a flavorful broth made with pork, chicken, and veggies.

The Shangri-La Far Eastern Taipei offers luxurious accommodations with views of Taipei 101.

A restaurant claiming to be the original creator of bubble tea, serving dim sum and other dishes.

A restaurant on a bus that offers afternoon tea and dinner while touring the city's main sights.

A busy district in Taipei known for skyscrapers, high-end shopping, and nightlife.

A famous Taiwanese restaurant known for its xiaolongbao (soup dumplings), with an open kitchen where you can watch the cooks.

A hotel near the Main Station with unique lobby decorations including a drive-in movie area and a carousel, offering great city views.

A temple complex located in the mountains, accessible by trails, offering tea and scenic views.

A tea house and restaurant in the mountains that incorporates tea into most of its dishes, such as tea-smoked chicken.

A famous night market in Taipei offering a variety of foods, including pork buns, Taiwanese sausage, and stinky tofu.

A tea manufacturer turned storefront where people can learn about the tea making process and purchase tea.

A modern tea bar combining traditional tea making with modern techniques, offering sparkling tea and tea beers.

A cafe mentioned in the context of places seen in the video.

A Chinese traditional medicine herbal shop that creates custom medicinal herbal beverages based on a health questionnaire.

A 200-year-old historical block.

A Japanese colonial-era U-shaped market.

The largest wet market in downtown Taipei, offering fresh produce and a hands-on shopping experience.

A fish market that is organized and clean, where you can pick your seafood and have it cooked at the attached restaurant.

An MRT station near Xianxing Park.

A park mentioned in the context of MRT Zhongshan station.

A restaurant next to the National Palace Museum offering creative food, including dishes resembling famous museum pieces.

A giant indoor sports arena hosting baseball games and other events, including the World Masters Games 2025.

Housed in an old tobacco factory, filled with creative shops, boutiques, and a design museum.

A very local stir fry restaurant specializing in seafood, with a loud and fun atmosphere.

Fuhong Beef Noodles is a popular local restaurant known for its Taiwanese beef noodle soup, offering both thick and thin noodles.

BEEFULL is a beef noodle restaurant located in the Shilin District, known for its spicy beef noodle soup.

This address refers to the location of BEEFULL, a beef noodle restaurant in Shilin District.

Crispy Milk Donuts is a popular dessert shop known for its crispy and chewy donuts with milk powder and sugar toppings, as well as taro-filled donuts.

ATT 4 FUN is a mall located near Taipei 101, offering a variety of shops and cafes.

Sushiro Taiwan is a conveyor belt sushi restaurant that offers a variety of affordable sushi options.

The National Palace Museum is the oldest museum in Taiwan and has the world's best collection of Chinese artifacts and antiquities, including ceramics and jade.

The 1914 Huashan Creative Park is a creative district with arts and crafts places, housed in old warehouses.

The Baby Shark Museum is located within the 1914 Huashan Creative Park.

Taoyuan International Airport (TPE), formerly known as Chiang Kai-shek International Airport (CKS), is the major airport serving Taipei, located about 37 kilometers from the city center.

Songshan Airport (TSA) is a mostly domestic airport closer to the city center, with some international flights, especially to Japan.

The Maokong Gondola is a cable car that takes you up into the mountains known for its tea houses, offering scenic rides and great views of Taipei 101.

Ubiquitous convenience stores offering a surprisingly diverse range of affordable snacks, meals, and drinks. They are an essential part of daily life and a budget traveler's best friend for quick bites and local discoveries.

Family Mart is a local convenience store similar to 7-Eleven, found all over the city.

The Raohe Night Market is a street food festival that comes out at night, located on a street that is blocked off and turned into a pedestrian-only fair dedicated to food.

The Lihua Night Market in Yonghe is a less touristy night market that you can access by taking the MRT to Dingshi.

The Elephant Mountain hiking trail provides the best view of Taipei 101.

The Longshan Temple is the most famous temple where you can find the real heartbeat of the city.

The Children's Zoo is located within the Taipei Zoo and offers lots of kids' activities.

February 28th Memorial Park is a green and lush park with historical significance related to the massacre of Taiwanese people.

Longan Temple is located in a busy market area and features a waterfall, serving as a place for prayer.

Taipei Inn is the accommodation for the trip.

Ichiran, Main Branch is a ramen restaurant visited on the first day.

Ximending Night Market is a popular night market visited on multiple days.

Taipei Fine Arts Museum is visited on the second day.

Starbucks in Ximending is visited on the third day.

Carrefour Grocery is visited on the third day.

Famous for its picturesque railway tracks running right through the town and its tradition of releasing sky lanterns, Shifen Old Street offers a charming and nostalgic experience. It's a popular spot for unique photo opportunities.

Huashan 1914 Creative Park is visited on the fifth day.

Dihua Old Street is visited on the fifth day.

Wulai Waterfalls is visited on the sixth day.

Wulai Cable Car is visited on the sixth day to see Wulai Waterfalls.

Zhucun Izakaya Restaurant is visited and has a Taipei 101 view.

Jiufen is a must-see village known for its fog, great views overlooking the ocean, and its history as an old gold mining town and Japanese colony.

The Chiang Kai-Shek Memorial Hall is an iconic landmark dedicated to the former president of the Republic of China (Taiwan), located in Liberty Square alongside the National Concert Hall and National Theater.

Taiwan's oldest public museum, housed in a stunning neoclassical building, showcases the island's natural and cultural history. Explore its diverse exhibits ranging from zoology and botany to anthropology and local history.

Raohe Street Night Market is a popular night market in Taipei, known for its diverse street food offerings and vibrant atmosphere.

The Taiwan High-Speed Rail travels over 350 kilometers per hour, reducing travel time from Taipei to Kaohsiung to 90 minutes.

Ximen (Ximending) is a trendy shopping and entertainment district in Taipei, known for its youthful atmosphere and modern essence.

The Miramar Ferris Wheel is located at the Miramar Mall in Northern Taipei, which also houses an IMAX theater.

The Taipei Performing Arts Center is known for its unique spherical design and houses a Grand Theater with 800 seats and an asymmetrical-shaped building with 1500 seats.

Shilin Market is a very popular market where you can get street food and enjoy the traditional atmosphere.

Meow Planet is a Taiwanese indoor gaming center where you can try to win groceries using claw machines.

Nanya Night Market, located in New Taipei City, is a favorite night market.

Dedicated to the great philosopher Confucius, this tranquil temple complex is a testament to Taiwan's reverence for education and tradition. It's a peaceful retreat perfect for contemplation and appreciating classical Chinese architecture.

Escape to the verdant Beitou district for a rejuvenating dip in its mineral-rich hot springs, set against a backdrop of lush mountains and charming Japanese-style architecture. It's the perfect urban oasis for relaxation.

This historic building in Taipei is an architectural gem, showcasing early 20th-century Taiwanese design. It stands as a symbol of financial history and urban development.

A charming historic train station that serves as a gateway to Hsinchu city, known for its blend of old-world architecture and modern commuter bustle. It's a good starting point to explore local culture.

Located in northern Taiwan, the Shimen region is famed for its rugged coastline, stunning geological formations like Yehliu Geopark, and rich fishing village culture. It offers a refreshing escape with breathtaking sea views.

A key transportation hub within the Shimen region, this station connects travelers to the area's coastal attractions and rural landscapes. It provides a convenient base for exploring northern Taiwan's natural beauty.

A grand and imposing monument dedicated to the founding father of the Republic of China, Dr. Sun Yat-sen. Its majestic architecture and serene park setting offer a place for reflection and national pride.

The Dadaocheng area in Taipei is a historic district rich with traditional shops, tea houses, and fabric stores, offering a nostalgic glimpse into old Taipei. It's a fantastic place for cultural immersion and souvenir hunting.

Dihua Street, located in Taipei's Dadaocheng district, is a bustling marketplace famous for its traditional Chinese herbs, dried goods, fabrics, and Lunar New Year preparations. It's a sensory feast and a historical treasure trove.

The Xinyi district is Taipei's modern commercial and entertainment hub, dominated by Taipei 101 and numerous upscale shopping malls, restaurants, and performance venues. It represents the city's vibrant contemporary pulse.