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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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Internationally renowned designer André Fu oversaw the interior design. The hotel's style emphasizes a fusion of understated luxury, modern elegance, and local culture. Stay in artistic, light-luxury rooms with sweeping views of Taipei City. A wealth of amenities include a swimming pool with views of Taipei 101, a gym, a spa, a restaurant, and more. The Living Room also offers a variety of light refreshments and drinks to satisfy your taste buds. Come and experience a romantic city experience!
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Raohe Street Night Market, Taipei ✨ 1. Market Atmosphere Raohe Street Night Market is one of Taipei's most famous night markets, located just outside of Songshan Ciyou Temple. The atmosphere is vibrant, bustling with people, and vendors line both sides of the approximately 600-meter-long walkway. The aroma of food is enticing as you walk along. 2. Must-Try Food Highlights • Pepper Bun (胡椒饼): This shop is near the market entrance. While there are always long lines, it's a signature dish. Crispy dough filled with minced pork seasoned with fragrant pepper, it's incredibly satisfying when you bite into it. • Mala Skewers: Grilled skewers of meat, vegetables, and seafood, topped with Taiwanese-style spicy, tongue-numbing sauce. • Taiwanese Steak: Steak served on a sizzling plate, topped with a rich sauce, and served with Taiwanese pasta or yellow noodles. • Bubble Milk Tea: There are many options available. Both original and new recipes. • Desserts and snacks: such as roti-wrapped bean ice cream, candied fruit skewers, and Taiwanese coconut pancakes. 3. Getting there: Very convenient. Take the MRT to Songshan Station (Green Line), Exit 5, and you're right there. No need to walk far. 4. Impressive: What makes Raohe Street Night Market so memorable is its atmosphere, which blends ancient temples with the modern night market. Locals and tourists gather to stroll around, creating a truly Taiwanese feel. The food is also reasonably priced, so you can try a variety of things and enjoy a leisurely stroll all night long. 5. Who is it suitable for? • Those who love a variety of street food. • Tourists who want to experience the Taiwanese way of life. • Those who enjoy strolling through night markets. 🌙 Conclusion: Raohe Street Night Market is a must-visit night market in Taipei. It's delicious, easy to navigate, and has a charming atmosphere. It's all in one place. #TaiwanTravel
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#September2025 If you're looking for a Taipei getaway without the crowds, then Yangmingshan's Qingtiangang Grassland is the place to go! Free admission! ✨ Open 24/7, year-round, so come whenever you want~ 📍Address: Qingtiangang, Shilin District, Taipei City 🚌Transportation Tips: - Driving: Use the navigation system to find "Qingtiangang Parking Lot" - Bus: Take Route 15 directly to Qingtiangang Station ✨Recommendations: Taipei's Backyard! 800-meter-high Forget-Your-Meanwhile Grassland🍃 The trifecta of cattle, silver grass, and sea of ​​clouds is simply breathtaking! 📸Check-in Spots 1️⃣ Qingtiangang Grassland The sight of cattle everywhere is truly captivating🐮 Be careful not to get too close; they're actually strolling! 2️⃣ Circular Trail Unbeatable 360-degree panoramic views 🌄 Autumn and winter Miscanthus season creates postcard-worthy photos ⏰Best Time - Sunrise enthusiasts: 5-6 AM - Avoid crowds: Weekday afternoons - Photography enthusiasts: Autumn and winter Miscanthus season (November-February) ⚠️Things to note ✔️ The terrain is open and windy, so bring a jacket. ✔️ The cattle are wild, so keep a 5-meter distance. ✔️ Autumn and winter are often foggy, so take your chances. 💡 Itinerary Arrive at noon → Picnic on the grassland → Stroll along the circular trail → Photograph Miscanthus at sunset → Descend the mountain for Chinese Culture University beef noodles #Qingtiangang #Yangmingshan #TaipeiAttractions #TaiwanTravel #PicnicSpots
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Sky-High City Views from Taipei 101 Observatory 🏙️✨ If you're chasing stunning cityscapes or that legendary Taipei Instagram moment, the Taipei 101 Observatory is unbeatable. From 382 meters up, the cityscape unfolds in breathtaking panoramas—especially at golden hour, when Taipei glows beneath the clouds. 🧭 Itinerary & Must-Dos: Head straight to the Observatory on the 89th floor via the high-speed elevator (it’s the fastest in the world, so don’t blink!). Wander the indoor viewing deck for sweeping views of the Xinyi district, then step out onto the outdoor sky deck if open for an extra thrill. Don’t miss the famous tuned mass damper—unique to Taipei 101 and a cool engineering spectacle. 📸 Top Photo Spots: Find the large floor-to-ceiling windows facing west for epic sunset shots. Snap your Insta-worthy pose against the city skyline—with Taipei’s streets sprawling beneath you, it’s pure city glam. Insider tip: You’ll get less glare by positioning yourself at an angle to the glass. 🕒 Visiting Tips: Plan your visit for late afternoon—catch both daylight shots and the dramatic transition into night city lights. Opening hours vary slightly by date, but typically open 10:00 AM-9:00 PM (final admission: 8:15 PM; check for special hours on Dec 31 and May 15). Weekdays are quieter. Admission: NT$125. ⚠️ Precautions: Window reflections can be tricky for photos—wear dark colors for better selfies and wipe your phone lens! Weather can affect visibility, so check forecasts for clear skies before buying tickets. #Taipei #Taipei101 #SkylineViews #CityPhotography #TaiwanTravel
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Each dish in the Japanese à la carte menu is exquisitely crafted, from appetizer to dessert, full of surprises. The chef's on-site cooking, with its rhythm, detail, and aroma, intertwines into a feast of art. The tranquil water view outside the window adds a touch of elegance and tranquility. #明水然岚 #日本式六式六式美食 #台灣美食 #餐厅推荐 #美食之旅
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#LimitedEvent The Rainbow Bridge, spanning Taipei's Songshan Xikou Wharf, will host the "2025 Taipei Water Dance New Year's Eve" for 37 days from September 13 to October 19, 2025. Every night from 6:30 PM to 8:30 PM, you can enjoy a fantastical performance featuring water dancing (water screens) and colorful lights. Five performances will be held daily, featuring a fusion of stage and water, giant character appearances, and a variety of weekend stage events. As the centerpiece of the event, the Rainbow Bridge will be lit up brilliantly at night. 🔍 Highlights ○ "Double Water Curtains": A synchronized performance of the Rainbow Bridge water curtain and the 120-meter water curtain stage on the Keelung River. ○ Collaboration of Water, Light, and Music: A dynamic water dance show set to music. 📍 Directions Venue: Songshan Xikou Wharf, along the Rainbow Bridge. Nearest Station: Approximately a 3-minute walk from Exit 1 of the MRT Songshan Line "Songshan Station." Enjoy a magical experience by adding the Rainbow Bridge illuminations and water dance show to your Taipei nighttime stroll.✨
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Unlike the common perception of the Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall as merely a grand architectural landmark and plaza, its interior is more akin to a treasure trove of stories spanning time. Stepping onto the red carpet at the entrance and passing through the heavy stone doors adorned with brass studs, visitors are greeted by the breathtakingly ornate coffered ceiling. At its center lies the Blue Sky with a White Sun emblem, surrounded by intricate and exquisite 'Ruyi' motifs, showcasing the pinnacle of Eastern architectural aesthetics while symbolizing auspiciousness and harmony. Inside the exhibition halls, meticulously preserved artifacts quietly narrate the life of President Chiang Kai-shek. From the calligraphy gifted by Sun Yat-sen, reading "Nurture the righteous spirit of heaven and earth, emulate the perfect figures of past and present," to the simple yet practical recreation of Chiang's office reflecting his military style, and the two bulletproof Cadillac cars that witnessed historical events, each exhibit offers a tangible connection to a tumultuous era in history. Surprisingly, amidst the solemn and dignified atmosphere, visitors may stumble upon the "Xing Fu Tang" bubble tea shop, wafting the sweet aroma of brown sugar. The traditionally cooked chewy pearls add an unexpected touch of everyday joy to this historical journey. The juxtaposition of the weight of history and the sweetness of modern life creates a striking yet delightful contrast, perhaps embodying the Memorial Hall's gentle dialogue with contemporary life amidst changing times. As evening falls and the guards slowly close the massive bronze doors, this profound experience concludes on a perfect note. Transportation Information • MRT: Take the Tamsui-Xinyi Line (Red Line) or Songshan-Xindian Line (Green Line) to "Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall Station" and exit via Exit 5. • Bus: Multiple bus routes stop at "MRT Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall Station (Roosevelt)," "MRT Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall Station (Labor Insurance Bureau)," or "Nanchang Road." Opening Hours • Memorial Hall Main Building: Daily 09:00 - 18:00 (Closed on Lunar New Year's Eve, New Year's Day, and maintenance days) • Outdoor Park: Daily 05:00 - 24:00
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Location: Lungshan Temple 📍No. 211, Guangzhou St, Wanhua District, Taipei City, Taiwan 10853 A true masterpiece — both artistically and spiritually — this temple is breathtaking in every detail. The scent of incense, the soft murmur of prayers, and the calm atmosphere all come together to create such a calming experience. Whether you’re a culture lover, history buff, or just someone who appreciates stunning architecture, this temple deserves a spot on your Taipei itinerary. NOTE: Taking pictures inside the praying areas/rooms are not allowed.
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Step into the enchanting lanes of Dadaocheng—a living tapestry of Taiwan's heritage and modern vibes! 🍃✨ This riverside neighborhood effortlessly blends western-style architecture, creative shops, and leafy street scenes for Insta-worthy shots around every turn. Don’t skip the indoor visitor center: here you can dress in traditional Taiwanese attire for colorful, photogenic moments. These retro looks pop perfectly against the park’s modern buildings and outdoor cultural landscapes! From the park, explore nearby creative studios and quirky cafes—ideal for fueling up and uncovering local art. Keep your camera ready for outdoor shots on sunny days, but the best photos are often found from unique angles—try shooting from behind a tree for a reminder of nature and city harmony. Visiting tips: Come on a weekday morning for fewer crowds and gentle sunlight. Comfortable shoes are essential for exploring cobblestone sidewalks and heritage alleyways. While most places are easy to access, some historic spots may have steps or uneven paths—watch your step! Don’t forget—it’s all about savoring the creative spirit and relaxed vibe of this unique Taipei neighborhood. #Taipei #Dadaocheng #CulturalHeritage #StreetPhotography #TravelSmart
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#September2025 The National Palace Museum and the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York are collaborating to present "From Impressionism to Modernism: Masterpieces from the Metropolitan Museum of Art," a grand exhibition held in the Second Exhibition Hall of the National Palace Museum's northern campus. This exhibition marks the first time the Metropolitan Museum has presented works from its collection, donated by Robert Lehman. The exhibition features 81 masterpieces by 38 artists, including Renoir, Cézanne, Gauguin, Van Gogh, and Seurat. The works range from Impressionism and Post-Impressionism to Early Modernism, spanning the mid-19th to mid-20th centuries. Through five major themes, visitors can explore the landscape of French painting and drawing, and take in the development of Western art over the past century.
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Shop Atmosphere Ximending is a vibrant youth district, home to a multitude of photo studios, from sticker photo booths to serious fashion/studio photography. Some are decorated in a Korean-Japanese style, with a wide variety of props and cute scenes to choose from. Key Features • You can take photos yourself in the booth, automatically adjusting lighting and skin tone. • You can choose filters and apply light makeup directly on your device. • Photos are produced quickly, taking only a few minutes. You can get both paper stickers and digital files. • Affordable prices, around 100–200 TWD per session (around 120–250 THB). Fun Features It's a lot of fun with friends. You can pose funny or take cute photos. Some shops have special themed scenes for special events, such as Halloween, Christmas, or Japanese cafes. Location These shops are scattered throughout Ximending, and you can find them within a few minutes' walk. They're usually located in small alleys or on the 2nd or 3rd floors of buildings. Impressive Features This is a must-do activity when in Ximending. Besides shopping and street food, you'll also get cute photos as souvenirs. #GetDiscountsWithoutRandomness
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#TaiwanTravel #TaipeiTravel 👋Ni Hao from Taipei, People's Republic of China🇨🇳 Taipei is an easy city to explore, with a convenient, easy-to-understand transportation system and access to major attractions. You won't need to walk much and won't get lost. A highly recommended city for beginners exploring independently. Tourist attractions: Ximending offers street food until late at night, shopping, and affordable accommodations. It's also close to the train station. Taipei 101, once the tallest building in the world, is a major Taiwanese landmark. Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall, a prominent Chinese figure. Octagonal Building, a heritage building, now a museum and exhibition space. 🎈https://maps.app.goo.gl/ikoEtiNZjBGBGtf18

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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