When is the best time to visit Taiwan?
The info on this page is based on historical averages and might not reflect current conditions. Check with local authorities for the latest travel advice.
Read moreThe best time to visit Taiwan is from February to April and October to December. Falling on either side of the sweltering summer and typhoon season, these two periods let you make the most of the warm, subtropical climate and some of Taiwan’s top events.
With the weather on your side, Taiwan’s great outdoors are well worth exploring during these months. Go sakura spotting at Yangmingshan starting in February, see the mesmerizing fireflies at Dongshi Forest Garden in April, or admire the beautiful autumn colors of Alishan later in the year. Whenever and wherever you embark on your outdoor adventure, the hot springs at Beitou and Wulai are the perfect place to recover. Back in the cities, the comfortable climate makes it prime time to explore top attractions like Shilin Night Market and Elephant Mountain, and join in with the infectious atmosphere during the Lantern Festival and Taiwan Pride.
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Monthly weather and travel tips for Taiwan
January is the coldest month in Taiwan with an average temperature of about 63°F for the month. While this might not sound very wintery a jacket is still a good idea, since the humidity in the northern regions like Taipei can make it feel a few degrees colder. It’s drier and slightly warmer in the south of the country, but you’ll feel a much more noticeable difference if you venture higher up into the mountains—like Hehuanshan and Xueshan—where there’s even a chance of snow.
January tends to be fairly quiet in terms of events, unless Chinese New Year happens to fall in this month. The festival follows the lunar calendar, which means it can take place anytime from January 21 to February 20, so it’s best to check ahead to see if the big crowds and even bigger celebrations will be here during your trip.
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February in Taiwan is generally mild, with average temperatures in the 60s. You’ll get cooler and wetter weather up north in Taipei, while southern and eastern cities like Kaohsiung and Taitung bolster the average temperatures up with dry, sunny days.
The crowds in February depend on the timing of Chinese New Year. This festival follows the lunar calendar, so it can fall in either January or February – but there’s a bigger chance it’s the latter. If you’re in Taiwan during Chinese New Year, expect busy transit hubs, lively tourist spots, and an uplifting atmosphere as locals travel to their hometowns and go on trips with family. Chinese New Year is capped off in Taiwan with the Lantern Festival, when families gather in cities like Pingxi to release floating lanterns into the sky. Check ahead to see if the Lantern Festival will take place during your visit. It’s usually in February, but can occasionally take place in March too.
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A comfortable spring feel awaits if you’re visiting Taiwan in March. Places like Taipei and Taoyuan are prone to wet weather, but the rain paired with the rising temperatures help Tung blossoms and other flowers spring into life.
Another flower you can see in Taiwan in March is the cherry blossom. These light pink flowers can actually bloom as early as January, but the warmer weather makes March a popular time to see them – and a less crowded alternative to sakura season in Japan. If the start of spring has given you a taste for the great outdoors, continue your adventures hiking Yushan National Park’s mountain trails, exploring the breathtaking Taroko Gorge, or unwinding in the Beitou Hot Springs.
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April in Taiwan sees the sun come out more and average temperatures rise above the 70°F mark. It’s prime time to climb up Taipei’s Elephant Mountain, but be mindful of rainfall increasing both here and all over Taiwan as you approach the end of the month.
April marks the start of the yearly Penghu Fireworks Festival – 2 months of fireworks displays every few days over on the Penghu archipelago. If you want a different kind of light show, head into Taiwan’s wilderness to catch the peak of firefly season. Places like Yangmingshan National Park and Taichung’s Dongshi Forest Garden are home to swarms of fireflies, which light up the evening with a magical bright green glow. To take in more of Taiwan’s natural sights, venture north to Zhuzihu to see the beautiful white calla lilies come into bloom.
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Expect heat, humidity, and rain if you’re visiting Taiwan in May. This month signals the start of East Asia’s plum rain season, a 2-month period of rainfall across Taiwan and some of its neighboring countries. The season is named after its ripening plums and brings rain in short but heavy thundershowers, usually in the afternoon. An umbrella and a thin rain jacket are essentials at this time of year.
If you’ve already been caught in a downpour, save yourself the trouble of drying off and head to one of Taiwan’s hot springs. The natural thermal waters in areas like Beitou and Wulai are popular places to unwind and de-stress. If you’re happy to brave the afternoon showers, Taiwan’s national parks are well worth a visit too. The rocky landscape at Taroko National Park, beaches and mountains at Kenting, and diverse flora at Yangmingshan National Park all make for great photos – but keep that umbrella handy to keep you and your camera dry.
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June in Taiwan is nearing the peak of summer, so expect soaring temperatures, heavy rainfall, and a generally humid, tropical climate. The plum rain season is in full swing, with short but heavy afternoon thundershowers, particularly down south in Kaohsiung. The heat and the rain ease off in the evening for cooler, more comfortable weather – perfect for exploring Taipei’s street food-fueled night markets.
A highlight on the cultural events calendar in Taiwan is the Dragon Boat Festival. The date varies since it follows the lunar calendar, but more often than not it falls in June. Crowds congregate by rivers in Taipei, Miaoli and Lukang to watch rowers race in intricately painted boats and eat “zongzi” – pyramid-shaped sticky rice dumplings wrapped in bamboo leaves. If the June heat is getting a little too hot to handle, cool off in blissfully air-conditioned shops in the famous Taipei 101 tower, or in malls and restaurants dotted all over the capital.
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July is the hottest month in Taiwan, with temperatures averaging in the upper seventies across the country and humidity making it feel more like 95°F. July is also part of the typhoon season here, so you’ll need to keep a close eye on the weather forecast during your visit. If the coast is clear and you’re not put off by the heat, you’ll find plenty to do.
Taitung Balloon Festival sees an array of colorful hot-air balloons take to the skies, while Fulong Beach transforms into an outdoor art gallery, thanks to incredible works at the International Sand Sculpture Festival. For an air-conditioned break from the outdoors, head inside to the National Palace Museum or the Taipei Fine Arts Museum, then keep cool with an ice-cold bubble tea in the very country that invented it.
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The heat shows no signs of stopping in Taiwan in August, which experiences the same tropical temperatures and afternoon downpours as July. Typhoon season continues into August too, so be sure to check weather forecast often to see how it might affect your travel.
The season tends to only bring a couple of typhoons to Taiwan over the few-month period, so for the most part you should be able to head out and explore all that the country has to offer. Weather permitting, Taroko Gorge is a popular August activity due to its cooler climate, or you can soak up some sun, sights, and the sea breeze at the beaches of Kenting National Park. Over in the eastern county of Hualien, mountains covered in seasonal bright orange day lilies make for beautiful, no-filter-necessary photos.
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After a sweltering summer, Taiwan in September is a bit more comfortable when it comes to weather. The temperature drops slightly down south but more so in Taipei and other northern regions, and some of the August rains ease off, too. September is still part of the typhoon season, but the beaches down south remain popular in the sunny weather.
The temperatures might not seem all that autumnal, but one of Taiwan’s festivals at this time of year acts as a seasonal reminder. The Mid-Autumn Festival—also known as the Moon Festival—is a chance to gorge on mooncakes and join locals for riverside barbecues in Taipei. As a lunar calendar festival, the date varies but usually happens in September. Other events worth noting include the Taipei Arts Festival and the Sun Moon Lake International Swimming Carnival – a swim across the country’s largest lake attracting tens of thousands of participants.
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Warm and mostly dry weather make October one of the best months to visit Taiwan. With an average temperature of 75°F and some cooling winds coming in, it’s a great time to head up to the mountains and see the bright autumn-colored woodlands. A popular place to do this is Alishan, where—if you’re up early enough—you can also watch the sun rise above a “sea of clouds” floating around the lower parts of the mountain.
There’s plenty worth getting out of bed for in the big cities too. Taiwan Pride is East Asia’s biggest LGBTQ+ celebration, with lively parades and colorful crowds taking to the streets of Taipei. It’s party time in Taichung, too. The annual jazz festival attracts a variety of top Taiwanese and international talent for over a week of music-filled festivities each October.
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By Taiwan standards, November is a cool and comfortable to visit the country. Average temperatures are just above 65°F, so you should get some sun in the Taichung and Kaohsiung regions. Taipei tends to be a little gray with some rain, but a light jacket should be more than enough to keep you warm here.
Despite the pleasant weather conditions, it’s one of the quieter months in terms of tourists. Use this opportunity to explore some of the major attractions like Elephant Hill, Jiufen Old Street, or the Dragon and Tiger Pagodas. If you’re in Taipei in November, grab yourself a seat for screenings at the prestigious Golden Horse Film Festival, and save time to fill up on street food at Shilin Night Market.
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With average temperatures in the fifties, December is one of the coldest months in Taiwan. It’s the driest too, particularly in southern cities like Kaohsiung and Tainan. The days in Taipei can look a little gloomy, but Christmas lights and the Taipei 101 New Year’s Eve Fireworks brighten up the capital later in the month.
You’ll find plenty to do in the lead up to the end of year festivities in December. The mild winter weather makes a soak in Beitou’s and Wulai’s hot springs an appealing prospect. Or, if you’re in the south of Taiwan, the Art Kaohsiung fair showcases contemporary works from up-and-coming local talent. December also sees Taipei Marathon runners put to the test in the capital. Cheer them along or sign up and take part yourself for a great way to explore the city.
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Weather and temperature in Taiwan
You’ll get the best weather in Taiwan from February to April and October to December. The summer brings soaring temperatures, short but heavy thundershowers, and occasional typhoons, so either side of these months offer much more pleasant conditions. A raincoat is still a good idea if you’re in northern regions like Taipei from February to April, while the days should be a little drier from October to December. Southern and central cities like Kaohsiung and Taichung tend to be dry for most of the spring and autumn, with temperatures hovering in the 70s and even some December sunshine.
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| Taipei | High | 67°F | 68°F | 72°F | 78°F | 84°F | 90°F | 93°F | 91°F | 88°F | 81°F | 77°F | 68°F |
| Low | 57°F | 58°F | 61°F | 67°F | 73°F | 78°F | 81°F | 80°F | 77°F | 72°F | 67°F | 59°F | |
Weather data provided by Forecast.io
Cost of stay in Taiwan
Want to travel smart? Here you can check out the average cost of accommodations per night in Taiwan.
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The best places to visit in Taiwan
Check out some of the most popular cities, places to visit, and things to do in Taiwan!
Taipei
Popular in December
Convenient Public Transportation, Night Markets, Food
Taichung
Popular in January
Night Markets, Local Food, Food
Kaohsiung
Popular in January
Night Markets, Local Food, Relaxation
Tainan
Popular in January
Local Food, Street Food, Food
Taitung City
Popular in August
Nature, Scenery, Clean Air
Jiaoxi
Popular in January
Hot Springs, Relaxation, Nature
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What other travelers say about their trips to Taiwan
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Talk about going back in time! The view and food are simply splendid! If you want authentic Taiwanese cuisine! This is the place!
Chung Changbin January 2025 -
We love it!! We want to comeback! 2 days is very short for Kaohsiung! We love the lively vibes at night and laid-back feeling during the day.
Dulay Kaohsiung January 2025 -
Friendly people, exceptional foods, beautiful culture and country!
Jeffrey Taipei January 2025 -
Taipei is a friendly city, with the best that China can offer at a human size: Buildings, streets are at human scales, public transportation is convenient, there are still street markets. It is a paradise for a street food lover that I am…The national Palace museum is the best in the world for Chinese treasures. And the Beitou public bath experience is great at a reasonable price!
Taipei January 2025 -
Taipei is such a nice big city with a lot of activities to do and ways to relax yourself. You can have the time of your life, if you go there with the right people, or know a local over there.
Taipei January 2025 -
Nice for stopping by when you travel around the island
Taichung January 2025
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The weather was good, there were different choices on food and the price was perfect as 1st time travelers to Asia.
Lisa Keelung February 2025 -
The hotel we stayed was very good , staffs awe attentive and friendly ,service is efficient and well performed. Most of the restaurants we visited were satisfied with their foods , prices were reasonable . The metro system is easy to use , would like to have English spoken staffs who would help for the details. Weather is comfortable in the Winter time , great for outing activities. W enjoyed ou visit , will come back in near future .
Taipei February 2025 -
The location is very close on everything, we walk to the ropeway and found the trail close to the lake, we wish we could stay longer. The bus travels around the lake often.
Kenneth Yuchi February 2025 -
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Hsinchu City February 2025 -
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Yilan City February 2025
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Be ready to climb a lot of stairs but the food is great, people there are really helpful and nice.
Eva Jiufen March 2025 -
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margarita Taipei March 2025 -
Is is a vibrant city, the people are friendly and welcoming. I think the night markets are very attractive.
Taipei March 2025 -
Panlu is in the middle of Chiyao and Arishan. Eryanping trail is nearby. 十方山水 is definately the number one lodge to stay in panlu.
jaehang Fanlu March 2025 -
Just a short trip for work, but I wish I had stayed longer for more sightseeing. Public transportation was easy to navigate, and many people spoke English if I needed help!
Marek Taipei March 2025 -
It’s an interesting city with a good food scene! I would love to try more restaurants and street food shops. I enjoyed! I have been roaming around alone and despite of language barrier (signs, text ) in mandarin people try to help me out, if I have a question :) they’re spent time and being friendly most of time. Many solutions are convenient and once you get use to language description you will be fine. Try!
Magdalena Taipei March 2025
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I love Taipei. I love Taiwan. People are great. Food is tasty. Security is very high.
Sarawut Taipei April 2025 -
Taipei is beautiful but it is very crowded. I think with more time I'd like to visit different part of Taipei and it's nature landscape. Very easy to get around Taipei, it's better to go into nature don't get sucked into only night markets and shopping.
Din Taipei April 2025 -
Taichung Taiwan was one of my best trip. Nice weather, excellent food, friendly locals.
Taichung April 2025 -
Taipei is a great city to visit. This modern city has a great transportation system and taxis are very cheap. The museums are first class as is the food in the many restaurants and in the Night Markets. Do not miss trying food in the many Night Markets.
Larry Taipei April 2025 -
A tip to other guests: you can take a taxi from the train station directly to this hotel and cost 270NTB, instead of spending many minutes climbing the stairs and getting lost like I did. I didn't know earlier and wasted a lot of time. But on my way down the host called a taxi for me, saved me the pain of carrying a suitcase down. Remember to bring your own shampoo and conditioner, and bring a bath towel if you are used to the hotels in Taipei.
Smile Jiufen April 2025 -
If travelling with older folks (>50y/o above) who are not used to strenuous physical activities, I would recommend 3d2n stay in the area so that they can fully enjoy Alishan without feeling rushed, especially after the long winding drive up. Apart from the Alishan national park itself, I'd highly recommend going for the tea trail/ sakura trail/ mist trail around Shi Zhao Tea plantations in the morning if the weather is good.
X Alishan April 2025
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Tainan is great! Not my first time going, yet I always enjoy it.
Cano Tainan May 2025 -
The location was accessible to all tour trips by bus and train! Taxis were very good price, and easily found! Easy to get around using English, and having either a map or Hotel card with Taiwanese writing.
Diaz Taipei May 2025 -
Amazing city- amazing people , amazing nature. I felt in love with Taipei ! I hope and I trust that i will come back again in Taipei !
Valbona Taipei May 2025 -
Taipei has it all at any time. Everything is extremely convenient, just don't visit while holidays because the city turns off itself due to all people going back to their countryside homes.
Taipei May 2025 -
Rented a car in Taichung. Went to Sun Moon Lake, Gao Mei Wetlands, Cinjing Farm and Zhongshe Flower Market. We had 3 nights in Taichung and I find that it was sufficient to enjoy these attractions. Driving around in Taichung is easier than in Taipei. The traffic was lighter and having a car in highly recommended.
Lawrence Taichung May 2025 -
Very underrated city! I want to go back and spend more time there.
Ben Taipei May 2025
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Tainan is a comfortable city with lots of food and activities to discover.
Annie Tainan June 2025 -
Recommend doing a day trip to Lions Head Mountain to see the Guang Ha temple and the surrounding ones! Local food in Gongguan is good and it was nice to be in a town that was less hectic than the big cities !
Sarah Gongguan June 2025 -
Great city and very modern. Everything you want it need is here. Public transit system is second to none. Very inexpensive transportation is using the public system. Lots of parks and sightseeing areas. Great food and shopping.
Gerald Taipei June 2025 -
Very scenic old town with lots of intererting sights in the surounding area.
Joel Daxi June 2025 -
nice place, nice food a lot of verity, nice place to shop, good quality product with reasonable price, friendly and helpful culture, convenience transportation MRT/Uber/Taxi. I like local manufacture shoe/shirt/product, comfortable and reasonable price.
Lee Ping Taipei June 2025
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There is so much to see in Taipei. It is the "food capital" of the world. Easy to get around by MRT (metro) and / or taxi. People are very friendly. In summer it can be a bit hot and humid.
Remko Taipei July 2025 -
Beautiful city! You will be sandwiched by dramatic mountains and beach!
Hualien City July 2025 -
Breathtaking views. Great location for a hike up the mountain. Great breakfast and dinner. Decors and furnishings in the room are little dated and can use a freshen up to match the facility’s premium feel and price.
Jeff Fanlu July 2025 -
I’ve always wanted to visit the Chimei Museum and I did it. It was just perfect. I wish I could stay longer to take a more detailed look at every piece of arts. Thanks Mr. Hsu for founding this Museum.
Tainan July 2025 -
Convenient for airport arrival or departure. Easy for travelers to take rail or high speed to go south
KUAN-TSANG Zhongli July 2025 -
The nature , fresh air, and friendy people here .convenience buying things.
Chishang July 2025
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Luckily, we got there just as a typhoon had finished and another one was coming. So, the timing in the summer can be tricky. Suggest to book refundable rooms and activities.
Kenting August 2025 -
A wonderful city with kind people. I love the mountains on the Eastern side. I like to eat at Ba Fang dumplings.
John Taichung August 2025 -
Taipei is wonderful! So much to see, do, eat and buy! The only thing I would change is probably not go in the hottest time of the year end of July to August. Public transportation is fantastic. Super easy, affordable and clean.
Lisa Taipei August 2025 -
Don’t come here during summer; visit in winter instead, because in summer it also rains here every afternoon. The heat feels sticky and uncomfortable.
Taipei August 2025 -
City clean & tidy, mixed of old and new building. Reliable transportation like trains & buses. Night Market around in weekend.
Robert Taipei August 2025 -
very organized infrustructure,clean town,very gentle citizens...
Volodymer Luzhu August 2025
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An amazing city. I was there for a solo trip and it is super safe. I would love to discover other places in Taiwan too. The people, the food, the nature is amazing.
Helena Taipei September 2024 -
Taipei had a surprising amount of things to do! I definitely recommend for a 1 week stay. The city has a lot of modernity but also cultural charm. There's something to enjoy for everyone. I stayed in Zhongzheng for 3 days, which was central to the city.
Taipei September 2024 -
I've been to Taipei for about five times now and will keep coming back for more. Whether you're into food, history, shopping, or art, there's no shortage of interesting things to do in this city.
Taipei September 2024 -
Loved Pier 2 and Pier 2 Dayi! The Dome of Light at Formosa Boulevard Station was also very impressive. Having an Easycard also made getting around the city quite convenient. The outlet shopping was great! We didn't go to Lotus Pond and Fo Guang Shan Buddha this time as we already went there during a previous trip. This time was more of exploring the city itself. Kaohsiung is a good value for money destination for a short weekend jaunt.
Rubiangelie Kaohsiung September 2024 -
First of all, the food was great! And the attractions were superb. The one I love the most is the Art musem, it's not your typical museum but rather an interactive kind. They have amazing guides throughout the weekends! Would definitely visit again for a longer stay.
Yen Yu Chiayi City September 2024 -
Taipei is a good place for nature lovers, and for food lovers. There are lots of places to hike to and Taipei has lots of night markets to go on food trips. I noticed that there are a lot of claw machine games around Taipei, but the toys are hard to get.
Miyuki Taipei September 2023
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Taichung is a very busy city with many attractions such as the Botanical gardens, Science center, fabulous Art in the Park sculptures and this is all within walking distance of the Chance Hotel. We arrived in Taichung by bicycle and had no difficulties managing the traffic. The city is also very walkable.
Ralf Taichung October 2024 -
A nice place for staycation with loved one! Easy to getting around via public transport, a lot of nice foods nearby.
Taipei October 2024 -
Food capital of Asia! Great hiking trails, lively night markets, easy to get around using public transportation.
Michele Taipei October 2024 -
Vibrant city area; great food; interesting museums, shopping and very helpful people.
Richard Taipei October 2024 -
Sun Moon Lake is a gem of a place~ a wonderful place to connect with nature, explore a few tourist attractions, and get some deep relaxation
Yuchi October 2024
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I went to visit the mining sights and its related history. I enjoyed the scenic views. As a photography enthusiast I took a lot of average photos as I am not a good photographer. But I like to take a lot photos. Old Jiufen Street was very busy with many tourists and a lot of things to buy and eat. I like walking through the neighborhoods to see how the locals live.
Richard Jiufen November 2024 -
A lot of interesting place in and around Taipei that you can spend a day or two. Friendly locals.
Taipei November 2024 -
Taipei City is a wonderful place to visit! People are nice, friendly, helpful. Traffic is very busy but have a very sufficient subway system! Most places provide English signs and Korean signs. Make it easy for foreigners. The city has many famous restaurants, high ranking hotels, most of all, it costs less than other cities around the world.
Taipei November 2024 -
What a great city! I need to come back and see more! The weather was great (October) and the ocean was warm. The monkeys were entertaining. The tourist places were beautiful. Recreation was great. The food and night markets were fabulous! I felt safe walking around. It's a beautiful place.
Shelli Kaohsiung November 2024 -
Beautiful mountain and clouds. Lovely place to see sunrise and hike. Very friendly people!
Tsghui Fenqihu November 2024 -
We love Taipei. We would definitely visit again and again. The people are kind and friendly. We feel very safe as we are walking around an even time got lost. Transportation to get around is easy.The food is amazing. The Nanya night market is also a great night market to check out.
Victoria Taipei November 2024
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Food was good. Kids really enjoyed Ximending and Taipei City Mall. Night markets were exciting - buy, walk and eat. Especially enjoys the Tunghulu in the cold weather. Too bad it was raining for a few days when we were there.
Taipei December 2024 -
always in Taipei- xi mending all the time for an overnight sleep because of yakiniku.
Taipei December 2024 -
Taipei - a vibrant city with sumptuous food, excellent shopping (without breaking the bank) and friendly people. Easy to move around within the city and beyond with just the Easy Card. Accommodations are well priced. We were only there for a few days and didn’t have time to do the sights. Would return to visit the National Museum, historical sites and walking trails in Sun Moon Lake, Alishan and Tarako Gorge.
Taipei December 2024 -
Great hot springs there! I personally recommend 春和泡湯, public bath is cheap yet with nice spring quality
幸娟 Jiaoxi December 2024 -
Great location, easy to get to by the tourist bus from THSR, and such beautiful views.
Kenting December 2024 -
Taipei Zoo is just a couple of train station away. Getting around in the city is a breeze as the trains are well connected to the city.
Azhar Taipei December 2024
