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The last thing you want to worry about when exploring Taiwan is travel costs and logistics. With a three-day pass on Taiwan’s high-speed rail network, you can get around _Ilha Formosa_ with minimum fuss.
Discover the volcanic beauty of Taiwan with a guided hot spring tour to Beitou and Yangmingshan. Meet your tour guide and driver in the morning and set off on an unforgettable day-long adventure. On the way to Yangmingshan National Park, you’ll also stop by the incredible architecture of Taipei Public Library Beitou Branch.
This tour will take you through some of Taiwan’s most spectacular scenery, teach you all about the local tea culture, and show you how some of the region’s most famous tea varieties are grown. Perfect for tea fiends and nature lovers alike. Even better: return transport from downtown Taipei is included in your ticket.
As well as boasting the world’s highest Starbucks and the world’s fastest elevator, Taipei is a city bursting at the seams with ancient Chinese culture and traditions. Join forces with a guide and a group for a four-hour in-depth exploration of this bustling metropolitan.
Honey, I shrunk the world’s most iconic buildings! Welcome to the Miniatures Museum of Taiwan where, in stark contrast to the skyscrapers of Taipei, this microverse of pocket-sized wonders will stoke your appreciation for the little things in life.
There’s an overwhelming amount of natural beauty waiting to be found in Yehliu Geopark. And, if you let your imagination run free, you could mistake the rocks for coming to life as their natural shapes seem to move before your eyes. As you walk along the cape, you’ll encounter a countless number of rock formations that seem to defy nature’s design.
Atop the Miramar Entertainment Park, you can enjoy a secluded spot of sightseeing from a staggering 310 feet up. If you’re looking for the perfect way to remember Taipei, this is it.
The National Palace Museum boasts a collection of nearly 700,000 relics, and the chance to see the treasures of ancient China is worth anyone’s time. But this combo ticket also adds the most recent chapter of Chinese history to the story. Step inside the residence of the exiled Kuomintang leader turned president of the ROC, Chiang Kai-Shek.
You’ll find jade carvings dating back to a time before dynasties, bronze bells from the ninth century BC, and scrolls stretching out more than six meters at the National Palace Museum.
Despite having its ‘world’s tallest building’ crown stolen by Dubai’s Burj Khalifa and subsequently falling down the rankings, Taipei 101 is still one of the main players in the sport of very tall things.
Making your way around a new city can be daunting, especially when you don’t speak the lingo – this hop-on, hop-off bus tour is the best way to get to know Taipei and pick up facts in your native tongue!
Explore Taiwan’s north and northeast coast on a guided day tour from Taipei. Begin at Jiufen, once a thriving mining village, now a charming spot with winding alleys. Visit Yehliu Geopark to marvel at its stunning coastal erosion features.
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