Suggested Tours
Taiwan is a vibrant island where modern cityscapes blend seamlessly with rich cultural heritage, stunning natural landscapes, and world-renowned cuisine. With its excellent transportation network, friendly people, and diverse attractions, Taiwan offers warmth, convenience, and unforgettable experiences that enrich your journey.
Half-Day Highlights
Approx. 4–5 hours

Xiangshan

Taipei 101

Xinyi District

Raohe Street Night Market
Start with a short hike on Xiangshan for panoramic views of Taipei 101 and the city skyline. Continue to Taipei 101 and explore the surrounding Xinyi District before ending the day at Raohe Street Night Market for local street food and a lively evening atmosphere.
Getting Around: Taipei Metro + Walking Ideal for: First-time visitors · Evening program
One-Day Discovery
Approx. 8–10 hours

Longshan Temple

Bopiliao Historic Block

Blue Highway

Beitou Hot Springs
Explore Taipei’s historic neighborhoods around Longshan Temple and Bopiliao before heading to Dadaocheng, one of the city’s historic trading districts. Continue along the riverside or take a Blue Highway cruise, then finish the day in Beitou with its geothermal landscapes and renowned hot springs.
Getting Around: Taipei Metro + Walking + Blue Highway Ideal for: Culture · History · Relaxation
Nature & Tea Escape
Approx. 6–8 hours

Taipei Zoo

Maokong Gondola

Maokong Tea Houses

Dadaocheng
Take the Taipei Metro to Taipei Zoo and continue by Maokong Gondola into the hills. Enjoy panoramic views, tea plantations and local tea culture at Maokong before returning to the city. End the day with a walk through Dadaocheng and its historic streets and riverside area.
Getting Around: Taipei Metro + Maokong Gondola Ideal for: Nature · Tea culture · Scenic experiences
Historic Taipei
Approx. 5–6 hours

Railway Department
Park

North Gate

Dihua Street

Dadaocheng

Dadaocheng Wharf
Trace the evolution of Taipei through its railway heritage, historic streets and former trading district. Start at the Railway Department Park near Beimen and Taipei Main Station, then continue through North Gate and Dihua Street to Dadaocheng. End at Dadaocheng Wharf, where Taipei’s historic river transportation and commercial heritage meet the modern city.
Getting Around: Taipei Metro + Walking Ideal for: History · Architecture · Local Culture · Transportation Heritage
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