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A vibrant metropolis where tradition meets modernity. — Taipei, Taiwan's bustling capital, is a dynamic city where towering skyscrapers stand in harmony with ancient temples and lush natural landscapes. It's a sensory feast, offering an incredible array of culinary delights, vibrant street life, and rich cultural experiences.
A cinematic tour of the top sights, food and local tips. Get your own AI voice guide and a trip planned just for you in the Tripmi app.
Once the world's tallest building, this iconic skyscraper offers breathtaking panoramic views of the city from its observation decks.
Home to an unparalleled collection of ancient Chinese imperial artifacts and artworks, spanning thousands of years of history.
A stunning natural escape with volcanic landscapes, hot springs, hiking trails, and vibrant flower fields, especially during cherry blossom season.
World-famous for its exquisite Xiao Long Bao (soup dumplings) and other delicate Taiwanese dishes in a refined setting.
Experience traditional Taiwanese tea culture in a serene setting, learning about different tea varieties and brewing methods.
Taipei's vibrant youth district, buzzing with street performers, trendy shops, cinemas, and an electric atmosphere after dark.
One of Taipei's largest and most famous night markets, offering an endless variety of street food, snacks, clothing, and souvenirs.
A short but rewarding hike provides the most iconic postcard view of Taipei 101 and the surrounding cityscape.
A beautifully preserved Qing Dynasty temple showcasing intricate carvings, vibrant colors, and a peaceful ambiance dedicated to Chinese folk deities.
The city's modern commercial heart, featuring luxury boutiques, department stores, and the iconic Taipei 101.
A scenic cable car ride offering stunning views as it ascends to the Maokong tea plantation area.
A historic and active temple where locals offer prayers to a variety of Buddhist, Taoist, and folk deities.
A former winery transformed into a hub for art, design, and culture, featuring exhibitions, shops, cafes, and performance spaces.
A striking monument dedicated to the father of modern China, offering exhibits and a changing of the guard ceremony.
Relax and rejuvenate in the therapeutic mineral-rich hot springs located in the picturesque Beitou district.
Indulge in a culinary adventure through bustling night markets, sampling diverse street food and local snacks.
Embark on a short hike up Elephant Mountain for iconic, postcard-worthy views of Taipei 101 and the cityscape.
Immerse yourself in Chinese art and history with one of the world's most extensive collections of imperial treasures.
Enjoy a scenic cable car journey up to the Maokong tea region for stunning views and tea tasting.
Participate in a tranquil tea ceremony to learn about and savor Taiwan's renowned Oolong teas.
Unwind and soak in the natural volcanic hot springs known for their therapeutic properties.
Ideal for young travelers and those seeking vibrant nightlife, shopping, and entertainment.
Suited for luxury shoppers and those who appreciate modern architecture and upscale dining.
Appeals to foodies and shoppers, offering a mix of trendy boutiques, cafes, and diverse culinary options.
Perfect for history buffs and culture seekers, home to historic temples and traditional markets.
Delicate steamed dumplings filled with savory broth and minced pork, a must-try Taiwanese specialty.
A hearty and flavorful noodle soup featuring tender braised beef, rich broth, and fresh vegetables.
Comforting rice bowl topped with slow-cooked, savory braised pork and served with pickled radish.
Fermented tofu with a pungent aroma but surprisingly delicious crispy exterior and savory interior.
The quintessential Taiwanese drink made with tea, milk, sugar, and chewy tapioca pearls.
A popular night market dish combining fresh oysters, eggs, and starch for a chewy, savory pancake.
A charming former gold mining town with narrow streets, traditional teahouses, and stunning coastal views (approx. 1 hour by public transport).
Famous for its sky lanterns and the picturesque Shifen Waterfall, offering a nostalgic rural experience (approx. 1.5 hours by train).
A historic port town offering a seaside promenade, Dutch fort ruins, and fresh seafood (approx. 40 minutes by MRT).
Absolutely loved Taipei! The night markets, especially Shilin, were a foodie paradise – the oyster omelets and stinky tofu were surprisingly delicious. Explored the National Palace Museum and was blown away by the imperial artifacts. Such a vibrant and welcoming city.
Taipei 101 offered incredible panoramic views, especially at sunset. We took the train to Jiufen Old Street, a charming mountain town that felt like stepping back in time, and enjoyed some delicious taro balls. The MRT system is so efficient for getting around.
Taipei is a fantastic city with so much to offer. We enjoyed the peaceful atmosphere of Longshan Temple and the bustling energy of Ximending. While the food was generally amazing, some of the spicier dishes were a bit too much for my palate. Still, highly recommend!
The blend of modern and traditional in Taipei is captivating. Visiting Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall was a solemn experience, and hiking Elephant Mountain for a view of the cityscape was rewarding. The bubble tea culture is real and I'm officially addicted.
Taipei was an unforgettable trip. Exploring the creative hub of Huashan 1914 Creative Park was inspiring, and the street food tour was a highlight – trying scallion pancakes and gua bao was a must! The people are incredibly friendly.
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