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so far it is a nice and safe place to live, with plenty shopping for different levels of people.., Good bus system to move around the city or to go to other cities.. nice non expensive bikes rental all over the place for your convenience. :~)

People are very polite. Sign are normally in Chinese so visitor who dont know Chinese may have problem travelling from one place to another and commnication with local people. Temperature can drop suddenly for a few days due to rain and wind during this period.

Worst place ever for travellers, particularly if you don't speak Chinese. Absolutely no-one in the hotel, including receptionist, speaks a single word of English. People were friendly but absolute useless for me. The hotel is a very long drive from Taipei airport! In short, don't go there!

Within Yaoyuan train station there isn’t much to see. So need to go further to Daxi. But there are shopping malls available within walking distance. A pity we could not visit the Coke museum as we did not make an appointment earlier

There is an ancient temple basically in the middle of the road . The art work was fantastic . The only bird we saw in either Taipei or Taoyuan was a lone pigeon within the grounds of this temple . Both towns also had a remarkably low number of cats and dogs .

I'm on an extended business trip, so my experience may be different than others. Taoyuan has a lot to see but I have not really gone out of my way to hit any tourist areas. I like that the town is alive, busy and very clean. People are very nice. There are many restaurants of various types of food. Food ranges from cheap to expensive. I like the restaurants that as a foreigner might seem a bit of "locals only", but everyone always is nice and the food is great. If people can speak english, they try. I always compliment them on their english and this helps them want to talk more. People like to connect with 'tourists'. This part of town that I am in does not have any USA tourists, so I stand out a bit. Locals are somewhat amused, but welcoming in every aspect. I walk everywhere, but there is Uber, etc. Favorite spots include local market space where I can get cooked/smoked goose, fish, chicken, and fruits and vegies then take them back to my hotel room. Also loved a small bar called "Hop In" for the USA Pale Ale and IPAs. When I want a slice of USA style pizza I go to "H.O.P. Foreign Pizza". Amazing pizza and even tacos (more like a burrito but great). At both of those places plenty of english being spoken so it feels good once in a while.