2025 Taipei Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in October)

Recommended Jiaoxi snacks 🏆: 1️⃣ Zhenghao Fresh Meat Xiaolongbao (not your typical fresh meat xiaolongbao❗) A basket of 10 juicy xiaolongbao is NT$100 Hot and Sour Soup is NT$35 Black tea, milk tea, and soy milk are all NT$20 (you can get them from the refrigerator after ordering and paying). I can't fault any of their food! The hot and sour soup is better than Banfang Yunji's 🤣 and the bowls aren't too small. The xiaolongbao broth is also incredibly delicious (see cover for details). The restaurant specializes in xiaolongbao: thin wrappers, generous fillings, and juicy fillings. Local Yilan residents recommend it because of the scallion aroma. If the weather is hot, enjoy a cup of black tea, milk tea, or soy milk. I personally find the milk tea a bit sweet, but within acceptable limits. Their signature dish is, of course, the xiaolongbao! We visited twice. We were told the hot and sour soup was sold out when we arrived at 5 PM on the first day. 😭 The line had already started when we arrived around noon the next day, and we finally got our fill! The line was incredibly long by the time we finished eating, but luckily we managed to get in before 12 PM. 😁 📍Address: No. 122, Ren'ai Road, Jiaoxi Township, Yilan County 2️⃣ Wu Ji Peanut Roll Ice Cream 😋 Traditional and delicious (next to Ke's Scallion Pancakes! Easy to spot. 😆) This place also had a long line, but luckily we got in within 10 minutes. They grind their peanuts on-site and serve them with cilantro. Be sure to ask for extra cilantro; it tastes the best that way. 👍 They don't cut corners, and the ice cream is two scoops full of flavor. For 50 yuan, it's a steal, beating out many Taipei night markets where you only get one scoop of peanut ice cream, which isn't tasty, and costs 60 yuan! Because it was so hot eating outside would risk heatstroke, customers who bought peanut ice cream rolls were smart enough to eat inside the claw machine shop (it has air conditioning!). 📍Address: No. 128, Section 4, Jiaoxi Road, Jiaoxi Township, Yilan County 3️⃣ Taiyi Crispy Pork Belly How can you miss out on this crispy pork belly with only 550g of pork per kilogram? 😋 We opted for the medium combo meal for two for NT$200, which comes with a free serving of daikon radish (pomelo-flavored pickled radish). The crispy texture was so crunchy, and the delicious aroma and flavor of the crispy pork 🥩 spread throughout my mouth, making me drool! Onions were also served on the side for a flavorful and light-reducing savory flavor. 👍 📍Address: No. 117, Section 2, Zhongshan Road, Jiaoxi Township, Yilan County Finally, I was going to try Yizhenxiang's exploding steamed buns, but the baker didn't make them the night before. I'll save them for my next trip! ️ #foodie #foodblogger #ambrosial #Jiaoxi #YilanFoodRecommendations #YilanFoodRecommendations #Foodie #100WaysToTravel

#trip Family Outings of Choice The Taipei Municipal Children's Amusement Park, located in Shilin District, Taipei City, is a theme park designed specifically for children and families. It's not only fun but also safe and educational. It's a popular weekend destination for Taipei residents, perfect for both children looking to let loose and parents reminiscing about their childhoods. Reopened in 2014, the park is a complete upgrade of the original "Children's Amusement Park," built in 1958. Built and managed by the Taipei City Government, the new park is located on Section 5, Chengde Road, Shilin District, adjacent to the Taipei Municipal Astronomical Museum and the National Taiwan Science Education Center, creating a comprehensive family-friendly educational and entertainment park. What's most remarkable is its "Buddha-friendly" admission price: Adults only $30, children aged 7 to 12 are offered a $15 discount, and seniors aged 6 and under and 65 and over are free. Facility Payments: Most facilities in the park charge a single fee ranging from $20 to $30. Visitors can pay with EasyCards, conveniently eliminating the need to purchase tickets. The Children's Amusement Park boasts 13 large-scale, in-house rides, ranging from gentle to thrilling, suitable for all ages. In addition to paid attractions, the park also offers free play areas for children of all ages to enjoy: Sandpit Playground: Located on the first floor, it features shaded areas and a rinse area, allowing children to play in the sand safely. Ball Pool Playground: Located on the first floor, it features a slide and a ball pool filled with tens of thousands of plastic balls. Reservations are required via the app or by drawing a numbered ticket on-site. Designed Slide: Located outdoors, it provides a space for children to let loose. For those looking to spend time with family and friends, the Taipei Municipal Children's Amusement Park offers affordable prices, a wide range of facilities, and convenient transportation, ensuring a day filled with laughter and memories! @trip.com_tw "Download the Trip.com app ➜ Search [FamilyTravel] on the homepage ➜ View recommended family travel experiences and exclusive deals!"

#0YenTrip2025Autumn If you go to Taipei, you have to try this shaved ice. Their almond jelly flavor is absolutely delicious! #NatsukiDesserts ShashuTieping It's located quite a ways down Dihua Street from the Beimen direction. They have a wide variety of almond jelly dishes, including almond tofu, almond juice, and almond jelly shaved ice! I ordered the almond jelly shaved ice. When I went to order at the counter, they asked where I was seated. I chose two toppings from the display case. Hidden beneath the beautiful white almond jelly shaved ice is almond tofu! I felt like I got a great deal! A must-try when strolling around Dihua Street ^_^ No. 240, Section 1, Dihua St, Datong District, Taipei City, Taiwan No. 240, Section 1, Dihua St, Datong District, Taipei City, Taiwan 103 10:30 AM - 6:30 PM From Beimen Station, walk along Dihua Street, pass the fisherman's net basket bag shop, go a little further, and it's on your left. By train, Daqiaotou Station is probably closer. Exit 1, cross the traffic light, go along Chongqing North Road, Section 2, turn right when you reach Liangzhou Street, go straight, and turn left when you reach Dihua Street, Section 1. Walk a little further and it's on your right. #TaipeiFood #TaipeiCafeHunting #TaipeiSoloTravel

I still remember Fule Hotpot being around since I was in high school. A while ago, I went there on a whim. The line stretched out the door. The service was excellent, with snack packs provided. They also told us we could get drinks and soft serve ice cream inside if we were thirsty while waiting. There were also outdoor seating options. It was such a thoughtful gesture, and they really know how to run a business. 👍 No wonder customers are so willing to wait for their meal!❗ Today, I had a great meal with my husband. He ordered the surf and turf hotpot. I'm not picky about meat; I sometimes order pork and sometimes beef for hotpot, so today we decided to have the popular beef hotpot.❗ 🍲Popular Beef Hotpot 300 🍲Popular Beef Hotpot (choose one meat: beef, lamb, pork, or chicken) 650 I chose the braised pork rice for my main. There was no extra charge for the egg, and no 10% service charge either. It was a great experience. Some hotpot restaurants require you to order the egg separately. The surf and turf hotpot was a generous spread, featuring salmon, sea bream, clams, scallops, squid paste (slippery), and fresh oysters, along with two slices of ginger. It was an all-you-can-eat experience 🤣🤣🤣 Fuluo's dish also included spare ribs, something not found at many hot pot restaurants. The buffet offered all-you-can-eat kimchi, milk tea (not too sweet, thankfully❗), barley tea, and lemonade. The soft serve ice cream 🍦 came in strawberry and vanilla flavors, which surprisingly paired well. 😋 Ice cream was also available. Towards the end of our meal, the restaurant served us a dessert of "Grass Jelly Green Beans," which was incredibly filling. ❗This is a delicious hot pot restaurant with a generous spread of ingredients. I'll definitely be back to share this with everyone! 😊 🎀Reminder: There are special offers posted on the wall for your reference! 👍 📍Address: No. 75-1, Section 4, Chengde Road, Shilin District, Taipei City ⌚Opening Hours: 11:00 AM - 10:00 PM Payment: Cash only! ❗ #foodie #foodblogger #hotpot🍲 #ShilinFoodRecommendations #mouthwateringmeals

If you're looking for breakfast in Taipei near Ximending, I highly recommend Gan Mei Alley! 🤍 The signature dish here is their xiao long bao! These xiao long bao have thin dough, juicy broth, and a crispy base. Absolutely delicious! We highly recommend ordering them; every table will have one! ✨ The turnip cakes, made from fried radish, are also delicious. We also ordered another dish, a wrapper made from egg and pork, filled with Taiwanese-style kimchi. It was also delicious. We ordered soy milk, which was okay, though the bean flavor was a bit strong. The shop claims that the soy milk is non-GMO. Overall, it's a good breakfast. The line is a bit long, as it's quite popular with tourists and there aren't many tables. You might have to wait about 10 to 15 minutes. 👍🏻 #GetDiscountsWithoutRisk

#tripA great choice for family outings The National Taiwan Science Education Center, located in Shilin District, Taipei City, is a large, modern museum dedicated to promoting science education and enhancing scientific literacy. Its core philosophy is "hands-on science," breaking down the barriers of traditional education and allowing visitors to experience the joy and mysteries of science through hands-on experiences and interactive installations. The National Taiwan Science Education Center, along with the adjacent Taipei Astronomical Museum and Taipei Children's Amusement Park, forms the "Taipei Science and Art Park," a premier destination for family outings and in-depth learning. The new National Taiwan Science Education Center boasts ten floors and three underground levels, encompassing exhibition areas covering every major field of science. Its permanent exhibitions (primarily on floors 3-6) feature lively and interactive elements, inviting visitors to explore the vast world of science: Life Sciences (Floors 3 & 4): Beginning with the mysteries of the human body, visitors delve into the foundations of life, including genes, cells, and the five senses. Physical Sciences, Mathematics, and Earth Sciences (5th and 6th Floors): Through a variety of hands-on devices, visitors can experience the principles of physics, chemistry, mathematics, and other subjects. In the "Science Game World," visitors can personally try their hand at riding a square-wheeled bicycle and operating a crane, exploring the relationship between force and motion. In addition to its informative permanent exhibitions, the Science and Technology Museum is also known for its challenging and engaging special attractions, creating unforgettable scientific memories: SkyCycle: One of the museum's most popular attractions, SkyCycle allows visitors to ride a bicycle on a cable 20 meters above the ground, spanning the atrium. Weights installed at the bottom of the bicycle give it an extremely low center of gravity, ensuring stable balance. This challenge challenges visitors' courage and practically applies the scientific principle of the center of gravity of a tumbler. Museum Bridge: A transparent wooden bridge spanning the atrium connects the upper exhibition areas, allowing visitors to overlook the main hall from above. It serves as an extension of the museum's circulation and a popular photo spot. The Black Box Immersive Theater: Incorporating the latest audio-visual technology, it provides an immersive visual experience, allowing audiences to understand complex scientific concepts from a whole new perspective. The Stereoscopic Theater and the Motion 3D Theater: Offering stunning 3D films and a 4D motion simulation theater with motion-activated seating, the theater allows audiences to experience the fusion of science and technology while enjoying entertainment. The National Taiwan Science Education Center, with its rich interactive exhibits, exciting experience facilities, and profound educational mission, is a place of knowledge for exploring science, inspiring curiosity, and inspiring creative thinking. Whether children, teenagers, or adults, there's something for everyone here to enjoy. @trip.com_tw "Download the Trip.com app ➜ Search [FamilyTravel] on the homepage ➜ View recommended family travel experiences and exclusive deals!"

#trip Family Outing Choice The Taipei Astronomical Museum, located in Shilin District, Taipei City, is one of Taiwan's most important astronomical education institutions. Its mission is to serve as a bridge between astronomy and the general public, promoting astronomical knowledge and guiding students to explore the mysteries of the universe. With its rich exhibits, unique architecture, and diverse interactive facilities, the museum is an ideal venue for family outings and scientific education. The Taipei Astronomical Museum boasts a distinctive architectural design, with a solid monolithic structure framed by a futuristic skylight. The adjacent golden dome houses the renowned Omni-Telescope Theater. The museum's permanent exhibitions span three floors, presenting astronomical knowledge from the past to the present in a systematic and interactive manner: First Floor: Earth and Space Exploration - Earth's history, spaceflight history, and space exploration. Second Floor: Solar System and Stellar World - Solar system planets, stars, and the Milky Way. Third Floor: Universe, Galaxies, and the Exploration of Extraterrestrial Life - The formation of the universe, galaxies, the exploration of extraterrestrial life, and astronomical observations. Fourth Floor: Space Adventure and Space City - Space Adventure Boarding Area, Future Space City. The Taipei Astronomical Museum's core mission is to serve as a "hub for astronomical navigation." In addition to permanent exhibitions and theater screenings, the museum also regularly hosts a variety of educational activities, including astronomy camps and classes, holiday themed tours, and special astronomical observations. Through these facilities and activities, the Taipei Astronomical Museum successfully transforms the profound and difficult knowledge of astronomy into an accessible experience, leading every visitor on a journey full of wonders into the universe. @trip.com_tw "Download the Trip.com app ➜ Search [FamilyTravel] on the homepage ➜ View recommended family travel experiences and exclusive offers!"

Come try the trendy chuanchuan hotpots 😆 Mm Jidao Authentic Chengdu Chuanchuanxiang is a fairly recent opening 🫰 The interior features a vibrant neon-themed design 🎉😻 There are lots of interesting and fresh slogans 🤭 The bonus is that they're open from 12:00 PM to 5:00 AM, so you don't have to worry about running out of food at the convenience store when you're hungry late at night. ❗❗❗ 🌟Soup Base Options: Soup base options are available for 1-2 people and 3-4 people. We chose the spicy pork bone hotpot, with various spiciness levels: mild, medium, and hot. The base price for the spicy hot pot is NT$320 for 1-2 people, and NT$360 for 3-4 people. The broth is unique and the serving method is novel. The spicy broth is full of flavor. If it's too spicy, ask the waiter for more broth to gradually dilute the spiciness. 🌟Must-order ingredients: Duck blood NT$80 (highly recommended). The spicy and nutty flavor melts into your mouth like a real treat. Aside from the à la carte meat and seafood, all other ingredients are skewered on bamboo sticks (one of our main draws). These bite-sized portions are stored in the refrigerator in the back, so you can choose whatever you like! Each skewer is NT$10! If you're not a big fan of hot pot ingredients, there are healthy options like mushrooms, broccoli, zucchini, potatoes, green beans, and green vegetables. There's also a special spicy fish and spicy chicken. 👍👍👍 My husband loves the brain flower à la carte, NT$150. Once cooked through, it's tender and fragrant, like tofu pudding. Finally, I ordered some American beef belly for NT$230. Honestly, I felt the meat could have been a bit larger. While it was delicious, the portion size was a bit disappointing. The price wasn't great, so I'd recommend a bigger portion. 🤣 🌟Methods: Minimum consumption per table is NT$680. A 10% service charge applies. Cash only, no credit cards accepted. Five-star reviews on Google+ earn a 10% discount or a free Nordic Ice Cream (NT$69/stick). 🕰️Hours: Monday to Sunday, 12:00 PM - 5:00 AM :00 📍Address: We ate at the Qingguang restaurant➡️No. 29, Nong'an Street, Zhongshan District, Taipei City ☎️Tel: (02) 2599-6801 💰Average consumption: Starting from 680, this time the meal was over 1500. At the final checkout, the waiter will calculate the total number of skewers eaten, plus the price of the a la carte and soup 💞Recommendation reason: The way of eating is unique and the decoration is eye-catching😍😁 👍Recommendation index: 4.3 stars (out of 5 stars) #100 ways to travel #foodblogger #hotpot 🍲 #creative #spicy hot pot #good place for late night snacks #Taipei food recommendation #Taipei hot pot recommendation #new way to eat hot pot #delicious #food review #N'm Chicken Knife Authentic Chengdu Chuanchuanxiang #Chuanchuanxiang #late night restaurant

#trip Family Travel Information Station 📍Address: Huashan 1914 Creative Park, East Hall 2, Building 4 💰Average Cost: HKD$130 💞Recommended: Take photos with Doraemon, beloved by both adults and children📷 🕰️Opening Hours: 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM (Tickets stop at 5:30 PM) Huashan 1914 Creative Park is a dream destination for families 😍😍😍! They regularly feature various exhibitions, so check them out! 📸📸📸 This year's 100% Doraemon & Friends Touring Exhibition - Taipei Station📸 is located here. Doraemon lovers of all ages are sure to love it! 📸🧭 This week's exhibit features over a hundred different Doraemon-style sculptures and his friends! 📸📸 These include movie-inspired figures with different expressions, recreated scenes, and comic book illustrations! ☺️👀 Enjoy endless photo opportunities with these sculptures, making the exhibition a delight for both adults and children! 🥳🥳🥳 There are also souvenirs available to help children remember the exhibition! 🤗🤗 There's also a camera with Doraemon-themed photo paper for commemorative photos! 📷 There's also a name sticker machine for creating custom stickers with your own name! 🏷️🏷️ Let your children create new memories by attaching these stickers to their belongings! 📹 It's the perfect place! ❤️❤️❤️ Download the Trip.com app ➜ Go to the homepage [Family Travel] ➜ to view recommended family travel deals! @trip.com_hk

The National Taiwan Museum complex includes the Land Bank Exhibition Hall (Paleontology Museum), the Main Building, and the Nanmen Branch. If you want to see dinosaur fossils in the Taiwan Museum, you need to visit the Land Bank Exhibition Hall! That's right! This museum was formerly the Land Bank, and the exhibition hall is divided into three sections: the Paleontology Zone (Dinosaurs), the Bank History Zone, and the Heritage Restoration Zone. The Bank History Zone showcases rare and valuable historical artifacts such as early bank ledgers, land surveying instruments, land mortgage bonds, and financial machinery. You can even step into the 'vault' for a visit! The Paleontology Zone, of course, is a favorite among children, featuring realistic dinosaur fossils along with educational text and photo explanations. These three zones are essentially permanent exhibitions, making it a perfect destination for families—guaranteed fun for both kids and adults!

The "Waterworks Museum" is located in Gongguan, Taipei City, and boasts a history of over a hundred years. Inside, the museum features large-scale equipment that provides an in-depth understanding of the origins and operational processes of tap water, making it highly educational. The museum's architecture is in the Baroque style, and it occasionally serves as a venue for newlyweds to take wedding photos. On the other side of the park is a water park, but unfortunately, it was closed on the day of our visit.

📍Taipei Astronomical Science Education Center (Shilin Astronomical Museum) This is absolutely a place where you can spend the whole day. Affordable tickets, fully indoor, and air-conditioned—a perfect rainy day backup spot where you can also gain new knowledge! Right at the entrance, you'll see a long queue for the Cosmic Adventure Train (additional ticket required, General $70/Discount $35). Be prepared for the crowds, especially on weekends~ XD This time, we purchased a combo ticket for the Science Education Center and the Astronomical Museum on Trip.com. We visited the Science Education Center first and then headed to the Astronomical Museum. Inside, we explored lunar exploration, space knowledge, planetary orbits, the relative movements of the Sun, Earth, and Moon, the reasons for polar day and night, Earth's seasonal changes, and more. It was truly enriching. On the 2nd floor, you can capture the most beautiful views of the Milky Way and the Solar System. There's also a children's space play area (with specific opening/playtime restrictions). What's special is the free special exhibition before entering the ticketed area: 2025 "Encounter Aurora – A Guide to Chasing the Northern Lights" Exhibition Dates: 2025/4/2 to 10/12. If you can't travel to see the aurora in person, this is a great alternative to enjoy and take photos while learning all about the aurora! Taipei Astronomical Science Education Center (Shilin Astronomical Museum)/ No. 363, Jihe Road, Shilin District, Taipei City Trip.com Download the Trip.com App ➜ Search 【FamilyTravel】 on the homepage ➜ Check out family travel recommendations and exclusive offers!

Good places to visit in March 2025! You can't miss the night market when you go to Taiwan. Although the Mong Kok Night Market is not the biggest, it doesn't have that much crowd, and the atmosphere is great! It's comfortable to walk, you don't have to sweat all over🤪 And you can also go to Longshan Temple, two attractions in one place! The night market has a wide variety of food, and the price is very affordable👍 Located near the MRT 🚝Longshan Temple Station, a few minutes walk from the station, very convenient transportation! You must try the specialties of Mong Kok Night Market: Sweet and Spicy, Ai Yu Ice, Peanut Roll Ice Cream, French Bread, etc., each is a Taiwanese classic! There are also signature small pastries and a variety of noodles, perfect for noodle lovers! Children's favorite pinball machines can also be found. You can't wait to leave after walking at the night market Next time you go to Taipei, remember to queue up for a night at the Mong Kok Night Market. You can eat and play all in one place without stepping on the trap! 😋🔥

A chic hotel near Ximending. We booked a room for 3,940 baht per night, excluding breakfast (they offer a hot pot buffet, but it wasn't included in our booking. If you want to eat it, you can purchase it separately). Our room was for four people, with a private bathroom and complete amenities. The staff were lovely and very helpful. We arrived at 10 a.m. and couldn't check in yet, so we left our bags first. The staff gave us a luggage storage slip and placed them in the storage area in the lobby. When we checked in (we hadn't returned yet), they took our bags up to our room. After returning from sightseeing, we checked in, received our key card, and went straight to our room. 😊 There are convenience stores and restaurants nearby. On our return day, we checked out at noon and left our bags there, as we had a late flight, so we wanted to go sightseeing first. They gave us another luggage storage slip and put our bags in the luggage storage room. We were very impressed with the place, as they cleaned every day. We picked up a bunch of stuffed animals and piled them up. When we returned to our room, they arranged them neatly. They also replaced the towels and hair dryers every day. For anyone looking for a place to stay in Taipei, I highly recommend this place. If I ever have the chance to visit Taipei again, I'll definitely stay here again. I love it! 😆 P.S. 1: The hotel is quite a walk from Ximen Station (about 10-15 minutes). Carrying large luggage might be a bit of a hassle. P.S. 2: They have rooms of various sizes, starting from single rooms. Advance bookings are more affordable. We booked closer to the arrival date, which was a bit pricey. P.S. 3: The bunk beds are very high. There's a picture of my sister raising her hand. She's 170 cm tall, but she's still much shorter than the bed. It's quite tiring to climb up and down. Not suitable for those who toss and turn around or are afraid of heights. 😂😂 #TaiwanReview #tripbestfreeaccommodation #tripbestfreeaccommodation

#mytraveldiary If you're cruising through Taipei and hunting for a stylish vibe and authentic European flavor, TUGA Portuguese Restaurant is a must. Tucked away at No. 12, Alley 11, Lane 216, Section 4, Zhongxiao East Road, Da'an District, this spot has legit cozy feels and dreamy, countryside-chic décor—seriously, it's giving major European vibes! 🔥 Step inside and you’re greeted by a warm, super chill atmosphere, perfect for low-key hangs or cute date nights. The dishes? NEXT LEVEL. Every plate is loaded with fresh ingredients and bursting with real-deal Portuguese flavors. From signature homemade bread to classic seafood rice, TUGA’s menu is packed with that authentic taste you totally crave when missing Europe. 🦐🍞 Whether you're a total foodie or just want to snap some aesthetic pics for your feed, TUGA delivers on both fronts. The restaurant is open for lunch and dinner—so whether you're fueling up after sightseeing or catching up with friends, it’s the place to be in Da'an District. Don’t sleep on this hidden gem! If you’re in Taipei and want to treat yourself to Portuguese comfort food in a gorgeous setting, TUGA is calling your name. Book your table now via trip.com and come vibe with the Euro soul of Taipei!

We're Nicolena, a Japanese-Italian couple who loves Asia and budget-friendly travel. ✈︎ For those wondering where to stay on their trip to Taipei, we've compiled a list of four recommended areas to stay in Taipei. 😆 The recommended areas to stay are: - Taipei Station area - Zhongshan Station area - Ximen Station area - Taipei 101 area These are the four areas. If it's your first time visiting Taipei, we recommend staying near Zhongshan Station or Taipei Station. 👍 Zhongshan Station and Taipei Station are served by two subway (MRT) lines, making them extremely convenient. 🚇✨ In particular, if you take the MRT Tamsui-Xinyi Line, which passes through both Zhongshan Station and Taipei Station, you can access major attractions like Shilin Night Market, Taipei 101, Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall, and Yongkang Street without having to transfer. 👌 If you're traveling to the suburbs by Taiwan Railways (TRA) or High Speed ​​Rail (HSR), staying near Taipei Station is convenient. 😉 Another attractive feature of the Taipei Station area is the wide range of hotels available, from affordable to luxury. 💕 However, there are sometimes homeless people hanging out in front of the station, and while they don't attack travelers, some may find them annoying.💦 On the other hand, the area around Zhongshan Station has a good atmosphere and is safe. There are also many popular dining spots like Jing Ding Lou and Jin Pin Tea House.🍽️✨ If you want to party until late at night, I recommend the area around Ximen Station.🥳 There are also many reasonably priced hotels, making it perfect for student trips.👍 If you like an urban atmosphere or want to stay in a luxury hotel, I recommend the area around Taipei 101.✨ Just be aware that accommodation prices are higher.💦 #Taiwan #TaiwanTravel #Taipei #TaipeiTrip #TaipeiHotel #TaiwanInfo #AsiaTravel #OverseasTravel #OverseasTravelGuide

The minimum purchase is one drink per person (including children). ✔️Tableware and water are self-service. ✔️Desserts vary daily; please check the store's Instagram feed for reference. This time at Egghost, we ordered the following: (The food seemed impeccable, bravo! 💯🏆) 🍵 Berry Tea (Caffeine-Free) 190 (Slightly sour, but delicious and very healthy) 🍵 Tieguanyin and Tiger Tail Candy Pot-Boiled Milk Tea 220 In addition to the drinks, we ordered: 🍰 Durian Basque Cake 240 (I'm not averse to durian at all, and I think this dessert is so unique. I've rarely seen durian Basque Cakes, so I definitely had to try it. ❗ It was delicious, with a strong durian flavor, but that didn't affect my love for the cake. 🥰✌️ Basque means burnt cheesecake, with a rich, Fluffy and fragrant) 🍰Crispy Sesame Chiffon Cake 230 (Topped with sesame paste and a sturdy cake, every bite is a delight❗❗) 🍚Poached Egg with Ginger Pork Rice (🏆Highly recommended, super delicious! Ginger pork rice with poached egg and rice, super appetizing❗I devoured it instantly) 290 We sat on the second floor. The decor was photogenic and relaxing, like a relaxing place to chat and enjoy food with friends. 😋 The seats weren't too close together, so there was no sense of oppression at all. ❗ There's also a cute cat that roams around, very endearing. 🐈 ⭐There's also an outlet, so you can even work here. 👍 📍Address: No. 176, Sanyuan Street, Zhongzheng District, Taipei City (near Exit 2 of Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall) 💳We accept credit cards and cash, including Apple Pay. Pay ⌚Business Hours: Monday to Sunday 12:00 PM - 9:00 PM

Located a few minutes' walk from Taipei's Nanjing Fuxing Station is a rice dumpling shop called "Wang Ji Fucheng Rouzong." The rice dumplings are covered in a slightly sweet filling and are quite large. You order and pay at the entrance, then enter the shop. It's open, with no doors, but it's cool. There are free-to-use condiments behind the register, but since it was my first time, I went simple and didn't change the flavor. An online search suggested that cilantro was available for unlimited serving, but it wasn't available when I visited. However, other customers were adding cilantro to their rice dumplings, so maybe they'll add it if you ask when ordering. The winter melon and fish ball soup was also very delicious. The chopped vegetables, which I think were celery, were a great secret ingredient. This restaurant makes you feel like you're at home. Address: No. 374, Section 2, Bade Rd, Songshan District, Taipei City, Taiwan 105 Exit Nanjing Fuxing Station at Exit 5, follow Nanjing Fuxing North Road, turn right at Chang'an East Road, Section 2, and you'll see it across the street at the three-way intersection a little further down the road. #TaipeiTrip #TaiwanTrip #TaipeiGourmet #TaipeiSoloTravel

📍Go no God Productions Address: 1F, No. 6, Alley 6, Lane 553, Section 4, Zhongxiao East Road, Xinyi District, Taipei City Hours: 11:30 AM - 3:00 PM / 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM (11:30 AM - 9:00 PM on weekends) 🍜 Thick Tonkotsu, Tomato, and Shrimp Dipping Noodles NTD 370 🍚 Cheese Rice NTD 70 Set A: Go no God Kara Fried Chicken (3 pieces) + Coke or Green Tea +NTD 139 It's amazing to find a shrimp-flavored and rich tonkotsu broth in Taipei! The instant shrimp flavor hits you. The shrimp dipping noodles are especially recommended. The dipping sauce is also rich in shrimp flavor. The noodles are chewy and springy, and the dipping sauce soaks up the flavor. It's incredibly flavorful. If the dipping sauce is too thick, ask the waiter for more broth to avoid it being too salty. Shrimp lovers shouldn't miss this. 🦐 #FoodExploration #Taipei #Ramen

The Nine Nougat Bakery, located on the first floor of Hotel Okura Taipei, is also famous for its nougat. ☆ ⁡ Their stylish, retro Taiwanese-inspired packaging is a delight. 🥰 ⁡ The flavors are: Milk nougat with peanuts Milk nougat with macadamia nuts Matcha nougat with macadamia nuts A mix of three flavors: ⁡ The 16-piece pack comes in a single layer, while the 32-piece pack comes in two layers. They're individually wrapped in cute little boxes with unique designs, making them perfect for giving away as souvenirs. 🎁 ⁡ ‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥ 🥜The Nine Nougat Bakery 🏠No. 9, Sec. 1, Nanjing East Road, Taipei City 📍Okura Prestige Taipei, 1st Floor ⁡ 🍴16 nougat packs, NT$380 🍴 32 nougat pieces, NT$550 *Prices as of May 2024 ‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥ #TaiwanSouvenirs #TaiwanSouvenirs #TaiwanTrip #Nougat #Taipei #taipei #taiwan #taiwantravel #대만 #TaipeiFood #TravelWithPoints #OverseasTravelGuide

📍Taipei Capella Hotel, 1st Floor - Atelier Plume Dim Sum Shop 💸 Latte $300 | Red Heart Guacamole $360 Meeting my girlfriends for afternoon tea here on a weekday afternoon. While $300 for a latte is definitely not cheap, the ambiance is stunning the moment we walk in! The atmosphere makes you feel like you've been transported to Europe—perfect for photo ops!📸 The Red Heart Guacamole I ordered was sour and sweet, with a rich, layered flavor. Delicious!🤤 Highly recommended for dessert lovers! My friend's croissant was not only beautiful, but also crispy and richly flavored. Highly recommended!👍 Although the prices are a bit high, it's worth it to indulge in a European-style afternoon tea every once in a while. #TaipeiAfternoonTea #TaipeiCafe #TaipeiDessert #EuropeanCafe #GirlsDate #RedHeartGuacamole #AtelierPlume #TaipeiCapella #TaipeiAperitifCafe

#TravelTalk 🌆 Taipei 101 is a landmark in Taipei that visitors must visit at least once. Once the tallest building in the world, the blue-green building is designed to resemble a bamboo trunk, symbolizing stability and growth. Looking up at it, it's truly majestic. 🏙️ Inside, there's a shopping zone featuring world-class luxury brands like COS and Saint Laurent, offering a pleasant stroll. There's also a food court and supermarket offering fresh sushi, drinks, and desserts. It's not only a shopping destination, but also a relaxing haven for foodies and shoppers. 🍣 What impresses many is the opportunity to shop and dine, as well as the beautiful photo spots both inside and outside. For those seeking a panoramic view, this is definitely worth a visit. ✨

#TaiwanTravel No matter how many times I visit Taiwan, I have to take a photo with Taipei 101. If I don't go, it's like I haven't even been to Taiwan. My favorite spot for photos with Taipei 101 is Sisinan Village. It's easy to get to, not crowded, and perfect for chilling out. There are so many different angles to choose from, and I always find new ones. There are also cafes and shops to browse through. The old buildings and Taipei 101 are a perfect blend of old and new. The atmosphere is peaceful and quiet, and it's surrounded by trees. Whenever anyone asks about photo spots or attractions in Taipei, I always recommend Sisinan Village. Getting there: Get off at Taipei 101 Station and take Exit 2 or 3. #sisinanvillagemuseum #oldmilitaryvillage #oldmilitaryvillage #taipei101 #taipei101 #taiwantravel

#ชวนคุยเรื่องเที่ยว ⛰️ : Qingtiangang Grassland เที่ยวไทเป ไต้หวัน 📝 : ธรรมชาติและสภาพแวดล้อมที่งดงามราวกับภาพวาดนั้นบริสุทธิ์และเงียบสงบ การเดินทางโดยรถบัสที่นี่ช่างแสนลำบากและถนนก็แสนจะวุ่นวาย แต่ก็คุ้มค่าเมื่อได้เห็นทุ่งหญ้าเขียวขจีและบรรยากาศอันเงียบสงบ โดยเฉพาะในวันที่อากาศแจ่มใส เป็นสถานที่ที่ต้องไปเยือนสำหรับทุกคนที่กำลังจะเดินทางไปไต้หวัน เพราะอยู่ห่างจากไทเปเพียง 1 ชั่วโมงครึ่งเท่านั้น 📌 : No. 246, Lane 101, Jingshan Rd, Shilin District, Taipei City, Taiwan 111

#เที่ยวไต้หวัน 🌳 : Qingtiangang Grassland เที่ยวไต้หวัน 📝 :ตั้งอยู่ใจกลางเมืองไทเป ใช้เวลาเดินทางโดยรถบัสเพียง 40 นาทีเพื่อชมสถานที่อันน่าทึ่งแห่งนี้ คุณจะลืมความวุ่นวายของเมืองสมัยใหม่ไปได้เลย และดื่มด่ำกับวิวทิวทัศน์ของฟาร์มบนภูเขาอันสดชื่น ด้านบนคุณจะได้ชมควายป่าอย่างใกล้ชิด ซึ่งเป็นข้อดีเสมอ แนะนำให้ตรวจสอบสภาพอากาศก่อนเข้าชม เป็นประสบการณ์อันล้ำค่าภายใต้แสงแดดสดใส 📌 :No. 246, Lane 101, Jingshan Rd, Shilin District, Taipei City, Taiwan 111

Giant “兔兔Q” Bunnies Take Over Xinbei for Mid-Autumn Festival 2025 This Mid-Autumn Festival, the banks of the Xinbei River become a must-visit spot as three giant “兔兔Q” bunnies make their debut at Xinyue Bridge (新月橋) and Xinyue Plaza (新月廣場) in Xinzhuang District. Created by artist Alan Hong, the mind behind the popular character “雲朵阿Q,” these adorable installations promise a dreamy space for all visitors. 📍 Event Details: Dates: September 1 – October 31, 2025 Location: Xinyue Bridge & Xinyue Plaza, Xinbei (Banqiao Riverside Road) Highlights: Three balloon-like bunnies, 4.7m, 3.5m, and 4.2m tall, soft and cloud-like in appearance, sparkling even more spectacularly when illuminated at night. More than just a visual art piece, “兔兔Q” adds irresistible cuteness, making this area the ultimate photo spot for Mid-Autumn Festival. Xinyue Bridge, already famous for its graceful curves and colorful lighting, becomes even more magical with the appearance of the giant bunnies – perfect for a romantic stroll, family outing, or Instagram-worthy shots. Special Note: From October 4, the nearby Xinhai Wetland Phase II will host the “Xinbei Wetland Art Season” with the theme “Seeds” (種籽). Featuring 14 artworks from young artists both local and international (including Mexico and Malaysia), it’s a perfect spot to enjoy art while connecting with nature. This Mid-Autumn Festival, don’t miss your chance to check-in with the super cute “兔兔Q” bunnies – a journey that’s adorable, artistic, and full of romantic vibes awaits in Xinbei!

Taiwan Disneyland Experience the magic of Disney right in Taiwan! Taiwan Disneyland offers a fun-filled day for all ages with thrilling rides, enchanting parades, beloved Disney characters, and immersive themed lands. Perfect for families, friends, or solo travelers seeking adventure and nostalgia. Don’t miss the nightly fireworks that light up the sky, creating unforgettable memories for everyone 🏰 Otherworld – Taiwan's Fairy Tale Theme Park Located in Dalin Township, Chiayi County, Otherworld is a fairy tale-themed park that opened in the summer of 2025. It features a pink castle, a magical carousel, a fairy tale market, and interactive DIY workshops, creating a whimsical atmosphere for visitors of all ages. Ticket Prices: Adults: NT$250 Discounted: NT$200 Children under 90cm: Free Operating Hours: Typically from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM, but it's advisable to check the official website for the most accurate information. Address: No. 12, Jiulu Road, Daifu Village, Dalin Township, Chiayi County, Taiwan. 🚆 Taiwan's Themed Trains – Disney-Inspired Experiences While Taiwan doesn't have an official Disney park, it offers themed train rides that provide a magical experience: Formosa Express Disney Themed Train: This train features Disney-themed interiors and offers a unique travel experience across Taiwan. Ticket prices start from NT$550, depending on the route. Circle Star-Disney Train: This train operates on routes like Taipei-Hualien and offers themed carriages with rotating deluxe seats, providing a comfortable and magical journey. ✈️ Traveling to Disney Parks Outside Taiwan If you're interested in visiting an official Disney park, here are some options: Shanghai Disneyland: Located in Shanghai, China, this park offers a variety of attractions and experiences. Flights from Taipei to Shanghai take approximately 17 hours. Hong Kong Disneyland: Situated in Hong Kong, this park is accessible via a combination of ferry and train from Taiwan, taking approximately 22 hours.

Complete Guide to Taipei Children's Amusement Park: Rides × Science Exploration × Food & Relaxation ⭐️ A Wonderland for Kids Located in Shilin, Taipei Children's Amusement Park is a top choice for family outings on weekends. The park is designed with the core principles of "safety, health, education, and entertainment," offering a variety of facilities suitable for children of all ages, ensuring fun for both kids and adults. This is not just an amusement park but an educational family-friendly destination that combines a science museum, themed exhibitions, and parent-child activities, allowing children to learn while playing. 🎠 Outdoor Attractions — Play and Adventure The park features 13 large-scale attractions, including: • Ferris Wheel: Enjoy panoramic views of Taipei city and surrounding mountains, refreshing during the day and romantic at night. • Roller Coaster: A family-friendly version that is thrilling yet safe. • Carousel: A classic and dreamy ride, most loved by children. • Bumper Cars, Pirate Ship, and Mini Dragon: Offering kids a taste of speed and adventure. These attractions are designed with the concept of "fun for the whole family," ensuring they are not overly intense, allowing children to have a blast while parents join in the fun. 🏰 Indoor Exhibits — The Joy of Science and Exploration In addition to outdoor attractions, the park also features a Science Exploration Hall and multifunctional exhibition spaces. • Science Exploration Hall: Interactive games and displays help children understand the wonders of physics, mathematics, and natural sciences. • Themed Exhibitions: Periodic educational or entertaining events, such as dinosaur exhibitions or robot showcases. These facilities are perfect for visiting during summer or rainy days, providing a cool and dry environment while offering hands-on learning experiences for kids. 🍴 Food and Relaxation Areas — Energy Recharge Spots The park has a food court and dining options offering Chinese, Japanese, and fast food, making it convenient for family meals. There are also cafes for parents to take a break. The park is well-equipped with stroller rentals, nursing rooms, and resting benches, making it very friendly for families with young children. 🚋 Convenient Transportation — Easy Access by MRT Taipei Children's Amusement Park is easily accessible via public transportation. Take the MRT Tamsui-Xinyi Line to Jiantan Station or Shilin Station, then transfer to a bus to reach the park. Nearby attractions like the Maokong Gondola and National Palace Museum can be combined for a one- or two-day family trip. 🎉 Special Events — Seasonal Surprises The park frequently hosts seasonal events, such as: • Summer Water Park Activities • Winter Christmas Lighting and Market • Holiday-themed Parent-Child Challenges Every visit offers new surprises for children. Taipei Children's Amusement Park is not just a simple amusement park but a family-friendly destination that combines education, entertainment, and relaxation. Whether it's the outdoor Ferris Wheel and Carousel or the indoor Science Exploration Hall, it satisfies children's curiosity. For parents, this place is safe, convenient, and creates wonderful memories with their kids. For children, it's a joyful kingdom where they can run, learn, and explore to their heart's content. ℹ️ Practical Information 🕰️ Operating Hours: Tuesday to Sunday: 9:00 AM–5:00 PM (Extended to 8:00 PM on Saturdays; closed on Mondays) 🏖️ Facilities: 13 large-scale attractions, Science Exploration Hall, food court, relaxation areas, nursing rooms, stroller rentals 📍 Address: No. 55, Section 5, Chengde Road, Shilin District, Taipei City 💰 Average Cost: Admission: NT$30 per person; rides charged per use via EasyCard (NT$20–50 per ride); dining costs around NT$100–300 per person.