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Taipei offers a unique blend of tradition and progress that feels both familiar and inspiring to Filipino visitors. Once a quiet settlement, it has grown into a modern urban hub while holding on to its deep cultural roots. Sleek high-rises rise beside forested hills, and the city’s night markets—alive with the scent of street food and the glow of red lanterns—sit just around the corner from stylish shopping malls and efficient public transport. It’s a place where centuries-old temples stand beside buzzing tech offices, and quiet parks offer a break from the fast-paced rhythm of the city. For many Filipinos, Taipei is more than just a travel destination—it’s a glimpse of how a city can move forward without losing its soul.

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Step into the world of Squid Game! 📍 Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall, Taipei Netflix brings Squid Game Season 3 to life with this immersive event right in the heart of Taipei! From the iconic Red Light, Green Light doll to themed activities, it’s a must-visit for fans. 🎮🎭 Perfect for photos, thrills, and getting a taste of the game (without the danger 😉). 🎟️ Free to enter | 📅 Limited-time event 📷 Don’t miss your shot with the famous guards and eerie doll! #SquidGame3 #NetflixTaiwan #TaipeiEvents #CKSMemorialHall #TripMoments #TravelWithMe #AsiaPopCulture #trip.com
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I love to shop for old objects and small ornaments. I used to go to Chifeng Street to hunt for treasures. But this time when I came to Dihua Street, I was completely amazed by the Modern Mode Cafe opened by artist Zhong Yao. The space is low-key and hidden in the alley, but when you walk in, it feels like walking into a small selection store on the streets of Paris. Several retro European sofas, wooden dining tables, and industrial iron chairs are placed just right, warm and unique. This is not just a cafe, but also a selection store. All furniture is old pieces collected by the boss himself from all over the world. The front half of the space is converted into an ornament display area with old tables. It is full of antique necklaces, earrings, ornaments and European-style utensils. You can buy them and take them home. You can own what you like. It is not just a look but a part of life. I highly recommend it to people who like retro style, treasure hunting, and the old soul. This place has more European warmth and selection aesthetics than Chifeng Street. You will really fall in love with it after a visit. 🔌 Useful information Store name｜Modern Mode Cafe Address｜No. 197, Section 1, Dihua Street, Datong District, Taipei City Time｜11:00 to 19:00 daily #Selected store #Must-visit Dihua Street #Retro Taipei attractions #Artists' cafes #Chifeng Street extension #Taipei cafe recommendations #Selected items paradise #Retro accessories #Old items collection #Dadaocheng private attractions #Lifestyle selection #Café control #July good places 2025
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#5月好去地方2025 The Bluebird Bookstore and Cafe complex hidden in Huashan Creative Park is on the second floor of Huashan Creative Park. I was attracted by the triangular area on the roof at first. Whether it is sunny or cloudy, it is really comfortable to look up and relax when you are tired. I also like the single seat next to the floor-to-ceiling window. You can watch people coming and going downstairs. There are many books in the bookstore that can be borrowed and read. In addition to coffee drinks, there are also light meals to enjoy in the store. Huashan Bluebird 📍Address: 2F, No. 1, Section 1, Bade Road, Zhongzheng District, Taipei City 🕰️Business hours: 9:00-21:00 Zhongxiao Xinsheng MRT Station #Taipei #Cafe
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Tao Zhu Yin Yuan This building is designed with a DNA-like spiral shape. This project emphasizes sustainability. Over 23,000 trees are planted throughout the building to help absorb carbon dioxide and increase green space in the city center. The building also uses renewable energy technology and is designed to allow good access to natural light. It is suitable for those interested in cutting-edge architecture and environmentally friendly concepts. It is a new landmark that is beautiful to take pictures of and worth seeing when visiting Taipei. 📍 Songgao Road, Xinyi District, Taipei City, Taiwan 🚆 Sun Yat-Sen Memorial Hall Station #TaiwanTravel
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🧸✨ Pop Mart Ximending – A Hidden Treasure in Taipei! ✨ If you’re a fan of designer toys, collectibles, or just cute aesthetics, Pop Mart Ximending is a must see stop in Taipei. Here’s what made my visit so special: 📍 Story 1: A Toy Wonderland in the Heart of Ximending Tucked inside the vibrant streets of Ximending, Pop Mart stands out with its sleek design and walls full of surprise boxes. From DIMOO to Molly, every shelf is a visual treat. I spent ages just browsing the tiny art toys that feel like they each have their own personality! 🎁 Story 2: Blind Box Thrill 📸 Story 3: The Perfect Souvenir – Retro TV Display Case I couldn’t leave without this adorable retro TV-style display for my DIMOO set. It lights up and adds instant charm to my collection. A perfect memory of my Taipei trip that I’ll take home with me 💖 Whether you’re a collector or just want to explore a fun and trendy space, Pop Mart in Ximending is worth the stop! #TripMoments #PopMart #Ximending #TaipeiTravel #ToyCollectors #PopMartTaiwan #DIMOO #TravelFinds #CuteCulture #TaiwanTrip #tripcom
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#tripbestแจกโรงแรมฟรี 🏬 B-stay Self Check-in in Taiwan is an interesting option for travelers looking for convenience and privacy. With a self-check-in system, you can check in quickly, without having to wait in line at the counter, and with high flexibility. This is ideal for those arriving late at night or with irregular schedules. Rooms are often designed in a simple but modern style, with basic amenities such as free Wi-Fi, air conditioning, and a private bathroom. Some may even have a small kitchenette or washing machine, which is suitable for travelers who want to feel at home. 🏢 The main advantage of B-stay is its value compared to traditional hotels, especially for budget-conscious and independent travelers. In addition, many B-stays are often located near subway stations or major tourist attractions, making travel very convenient. However, guests should study the information and procedures for self-check-in before traveling to ensure a smooth and trouble-free stay. If you are someone who does not like chaos and likes privacy, And can manage themselves well. B-stay Self Check-in is considered a valuable accommodation and meets the needs of traveling in Taiwan very well. 📍3F., No.71, Sec. 2, Zhongshan N. Rd, 📍Zhongshan District, Taipei, Taiwan, 10448 ⏰24 hours #IndyTrip #thailand #travel #onedaytrip #missnature #centralteam #waitingforthedaytodepart #familytrip #goodatmosphere #placestovisit #thaitravelthailand #travelthailand #travelontheway #cafereview #beautifulcafetellothers #cafelife #mustvisitcafe #cafetakepictures #Tripgiveawayfreeaccommodation #Tripgiveawaydiscount #getdiscountwithoutluck
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#July2025 🔥"Even with tons of tourists, you can still take stunning photos! Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall's "magic camera spots" revealed 📸" Sharing my "avoiding passersby" technique 👇 The staircase shooting technique "Lower left framing + looking straight into the camera": Architecture and long legs all at once~ A must-have for photographers! Use your phone to zoom in 1.5x and shoot from a low angle—passersby will instantly disappear~ Too hot for outdoor photography? The Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall occasionally hosts art and cultural exhibitions. Here are the must-see annual exhibitions this year: 📅 Exhibition Information ✨ Title: William Turner: Sublime Echoes, from the Tate Modern Collection 📍 Location: Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall, Halls 1 & 2 (Enter Hall 2) ⏰ Period: June 27, 2025 (Friday) to October 12, 2025 (Sunday) ⏰ Time: Monday to Sunday, 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM (Ticket sales and admission cease at 5:00 PM) #Taipei #TaipeiTravel #TaipeiTourism #Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall #TaipeiAttractions #TaipeiExhibitions
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This is Longshan Temple, one of the oldest temples in Taipei, which is very beautiful and has great historical value. The architecture here is outstanding in terms of carvings. You can see carvings in every corner of the temple. This temple is very sacred. People who come here believe that this temple is famous for prosperity, love, and business, so many spiritual people come here to pray. There are also amulets for sale here. If you are a spiritual person, you must not miss this temple. How to get there Take the MRT Blue Line and get off at Longshan Temple Station, Exit 1. Then walk for about 200 meters to reach Longshan Temple. #TravelTaiwan
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🧳✨ Travel finds in Taipei! ✨🧸 Just picked up the cutest DIMOO World collection from Pop Mart in Ximending. A must visit spot for toy lovers and collectors! 💖 The store is full of surprises, and I couldn’t resist this adorable retro TV-style display case and mini figures. If you’re in Taipei, don’t miss out on Pop Mart’s charm. It’s a perfect mix of art, fun, and kawaii vibes! 🎁 #TripMoments #PopMart #Ximending #TaipeiFinds #DimooWorld #ToyCollector #TaiwanTravel #TravelWithMe #tripcom
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Qingtiangang is located in Yangmingshan National Park. You can drive by yourself or take bus No. 15 from Jiantan MRT Station. Qingtiangang Prairie is a vast grassland and the core attraction of Qingtiangang. There are grazing buffaloes on the grassland. The Qingtiangang circular trail is about 2.3 kilometers long and takes about 50 minutes to walk. The trail is flat and not too strenuous. The trail will separate the grazing buffaloes from tourists. The weather is very important when you come to Qingtiangang. In autumn and winter, it is easy to be foggy at high altitudes. Before departure, you can search for real-time images and decide whether to go, so as not to be disappointed. #JulyGoodDestinations2025 #Taipei #TaipeiAttractions #Qingtiangang #QingtiangangGrassland
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Emperor Qianlong, one of the longest-reigning emperors in Chinese history, was also a passionate connoisseur of art and collectibles. The exhibition at the National Palace Museum in Taipei showcases exquisite artifacts that narrate the luxurious lifestyle of the royal family during Qianlong's reign. From gold-thread embroidered dragon robes to porcelain, jade, and treasured paintings, each piece reflects Qianlong's meticulous attention to detail. The highlight of the exhibition is a recreated palace scene that transports visitors back to the Qing Dynasty's imperial court, immersing them in the grandeur of "the emperor's will, the world's provision." It's not just an exhibition but a serene and opulent journey through time. 📍 Location: No. 221, Section 2, Zhishan Road, Shilin District, Taipei City (National Palace Museum)
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The Shaoshuai Zen Garden is located in Beitou. You can take a bus or taxi from the Xinbeitou MRT Station to the mountain. The Shaoshuai Zen Garden was originally the residence of Zhang Xueliang during his confinement. The architectural style incorporates strong Japanese elements and is infused with Zen design concepts to create a quiet and elegant atmosphere. Zhang Xueliang spent a period of confinement here. Later, this place was transformed into a cultural attraction, allowing today's tourists to walk into history and feel the traces left by that time. The entrance ticket of 200 yuan can be used as a consumption, but we don't need to pay for the ticket if we make an appointment for the hot spring house. After entering the gate, you have to walk up a flight of stairs to enter, and along the way it feels like you are in a Japanese garden. The hot spring house is very large. In addition to a large bath, there are also reclining chairs and dressing tables. The spring of Shuangxi Hot Spring House is white sulfur spring, which is a slightly acidic pH spring with a milky white color. It has a slightly sulfur smell and is not pungent. It is commonly known as milk soup or beauty soup. 📍Address: No. 34, Youya Road, Beitou District, Taipei City 112 #July Good Place 2025 #Taiwan #Taipei #Beitou #Beitou Hot Spring #Shaoshuai Zen Garden

FAQs

  • Do people speak English in Taipei?

    English is common in tourist spots, hotels, and public transport signs. Outside tourist areas, younger people usually speak some English. It’s helpful to learn a few basic Mandarin phrases or use a translator app.

  • Is Wi‑Fi easy to find?

    Free Wi‑Fi is available at MRT stations, major tourist spots, cafes, and hotels. Consider getting a SIM or eSIM for data if you plan to use maps and apps on the go.

  • Do Filipinos need a visa to visit Taipei?

    No. Philippine passport holders can enter Taiwan visa-free for up to 14 days. Just make sure your passport is valid for at least 6 months.

  • Do I need an EasyCard?

    It’s highly recommended. The EasyCard works on Taipei’s MRT, buses, public bikes, and at many convenience stores. It’s a quick and easy way to pay and travel around.

  • Is there a direct flight from the Philippines to Taipei?

    Yes. There are regular direct flights to Taoyuan Airport (TPE) from Manila, Cebu, and Clark with airlines like Philippine Airlines, Cebu Pacific, and EVA Air.
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