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Very satisfied with 3 nights! A luxurious stay where you can experience the "comfort" of Japan in Taipei Last month, I stayed at the "Okura Prestige Taipei" during my trip to Taipei. I stayed at this 5-star hotel, which is just a short walk from MRT Zhongshan Station and has excellent access, for 3 nights (about 35,000 yen per night, breakfast included). 🌟Recommended points I felt during my stay🌟 🛏Clean and elegant rooms The spacious rooms have a modern Japanese atmosphere and a calming atmosphere. The bath is Japanese-style with a deep bathtub and a bathroom TV. I was able to relax and heal my travel fatigue. 🍽The breakfast buffet is surprisingly luxurious! The lineup includes Japanese, Western, and Chinese dishes, and the Taiwanese cuisine is also authentic. The made-to-order beef noodles and xiaolongbao are especially delicious and make you want to eat them every morning! 👘Many Japanese staff members Their Japanese language skills are perfect, so you can feel at ease even if it's your first time in Taipei. I was also happy to be told about nearby gourmet recommendations (famous soy milk shops and night markets)! 🏙 The location is extremely convenient. Shin Kong Mitsukoshi, Eslite Bookstore, and local gourmet food on Linsen North Road are all within walking distance. It was really comfortable as a base for sightseeing in the city. 💰Price guide ・Deluxe room 1 night about 35,000 yen (2 people, breakfast included) ※I booked it on Trip.com and earned points! ⸻ If you're looking for a "slightly luxurious and safe stay" in Taipei, Okura is definitely the place to go. It's a hotel that will make you want to stay here again the next time you go🌿 #TaipeiHotel#Taipei #OkuraPrestigeTaipei #TaiwanTrip #taiwan #taipei #hotel

#Let's go to Asia #Taipei Tamsui, located in the north of Taiwan, is a place that combines majestic natural beauty with historical charm. The sunsets are particularly beautiful and overwhelm visitors. The beautiful scenery along the Tamsui River is somehow nostalgic. At the mouth of the river, boats passing by at a leisurely pace are as beautiful as a painting. Especially at dusk, when the sky turns orange and the color reflects and shines on the surface of the Tamsui River, it is a moment that cannot be expressed in words. The slow sailing of boats further enhances the beautiful scenery. Fishing boats and tourist boats move on the calm water, and in the distance, mountains stand out as silhouettes. As the boats move forward, the gradually setting sun paints the sky and sea orange, as if they are drawn into a fantastical world. Illuminated by the setting sun, Tamsui's streets and old buildings form silhouettes, evoking a sense of its deep history. In the light of the setting sun, the moment when past and present intersect is sure to leave visitors enchanted by nature and its beauty. The Tamsui sunset is a beautiful moment that truly makes you feel the passage of time.

#LetsGoToAsia #Taipei Fulong is a beautiful seaside town located in the northeast of Taiwan, especially known for its spectacular sand art. It is also known as the location of the Fulong Sand Art Festival every year, attracting many tourists from home and abroad. Fulong's sandy beach is not just a beach, but also used as a stage for art. At the Sand Art Festival, sand sculpture artists from all over the world gather to show off their works of art made only from sand. Various themes are incorporated into the sculptures carved using sand, including huge and intricate sculptures, animals, landscapes, historical figures and mythological characters. You will be overwhelmed by the precision and grandeur of these sand sculptures. In particular, the sand sculptures bathed in sunlight shine during the day and show a different expression in the soft light in the evening, so you can enjoy different beauty every time you visit. Fulong's sand art also contains respect for local culture and nature, and many works reflect local traditions and scenery. Artists create sand sculptures themed around Fulong's lush coastline and mountains, as well as Taiwan's rich history, to educate tourists about the region's charms. Fulong's sand art is more than just a sand sculpture; it's a special experience that connects nature, art, and people. Just stepping inside will make you feel as if you're in an art gallery.

🍜ajussi 📍Shilin, Taipei (Near Shilin Night Market) While wandering around Shilin Night Market, I stumbled upon an interesting spot. 'ajussi' is a 24-hour self-serve ramen shop. The colorful array of instant ramen lined up is truly impressive! With a wide variety of ramen options displayed in order of popularity, it's easy to choose even for first-timers. This time, I picked a cheese-flavored ramen. As one of the top-ranked popular items, its creamy soup was perfectly balanced and delicious! You can customize your ramen by adding your favorite toppings or changing the soup type, making it a place you can visit repeatedly without getting bored. The self-serve style allows you to pour hot water and enjoy your meal in the eat-in space, making it a perfect spot for a quick bite after exploring the night market. Simple yet exciting, this place is a must-visit for instant ramen lovers! 📌No. 165, Jihe Road, Shilin District, Taipei City ⏱Open 24 hours 🗓No holidays

#AprilGoodDestinations2025 ᪥After walking past the Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall, I had a cup of coffee at the nearby Wool and Flower Coffee Shop, sat by the window, and watched the heavy rain outside. The quiet space inside was particularly leisurely. ᪥The cafe has wooden furniture and yellow-green walls, giving it a nostalgic feel. The cafe is full of customers. The main dishes here are homemade desserts and coffee, but there are not many choices. ᪥There are many types of coffee here, such as Bailey's latte and Irish whiskey latte, which can also be found here. 📍Wool and flowers No. 9-1, Section 1, Xinyi Road, Zhongzheng District, Taipei City 100 #Taipei Attractions #Taipei

Here is a list of recommended spots from my trip to Taipei, Taichung, Tainan, and Kaohsiung! [Taipei] 1. Taipei 101 The tallest building in Taiwan, with many high-end brands inside! Din Tai Fung, located in Taipei 101, always has a 1-2 hour wait, so you can save time by getting tickets on trip.com or going to another store! 2. Raohe Street Night Market This is my favorite night market out of all the night markets I've visited in Taiwan every night! You should definitely try their pepper buns! The entrance is right there, so please line up! I think it would be better to go to this night market every day than to other night markets, so I like this night market the best! 3. Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall It's huge! It's so big that it makes you realize just how amazing he was! There are also exhibitions inside, so if you have time, you might want to go in? (They have on display the very old car and clothes that Chiang Kai-shek rode in) [Taichung] 1. Miyahara Eye Clinic This is an eye clinic run by a Japanese man named Miyahara, and has been renovated to operate as a souvenir shop and restaurant. The wait time at the restaurant is long, so I recommend eating ice cream at the nearby annex (the Fourth Credit Cooperative)! (They serve the same thing) 2. Chun Shui Tang The birthplace of bubble tea! If you like bubble tea, you might want to try it #AsiaTravel #Taipei #Taichung #TaiwanTravel

If you come to Taiwan, there must be a lot of things you want to eat and places you want to go😆 For those of you who are so greedy, I have come up with a model itinerary that packs in a day of sightseeing in Taipei city☝️ For those who are visiting Taiwan for the first time🔰 ①Shuanglian area 📍World Soy Milk King 📍Shuanglian Morning Market Eat a good breakfast Taiwanese style and feel the Taiwanese atmosphere at the lively local morning market! ②Dihua Street area 📍Gao Jian Bucket Shop 📍Da Hua Xing Bamboo Wood Coffee Retro streets and a wholesale district lined with stylish souvenir shops, dried fruit and dried goods shops You can get the popular fisherman's net bag for cheap in this area!! The temple where the Moon Lao is located is said to bring good luck in love and family harmony, so be sure to visit it☺️ There are instructions in Japanese on how to worship! ③ Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall Area One of Taipei's tourist attractions The changing of the guard ceremony has been abolished But the outdoor honor guard march is worth seeing✨ 📍Jinfeng Lu Rou Fan The nearby Lu Rou Fan restaurant has less star anise flavor So it's easy for first timers to eat! It's a popular restaurant and depending on the time, you may have to line up, but the turnover is fast👌🏻 ④ Yongkang Street Area 📍Lai Hao 📍Baishui Douhua A popular walking spot Buy souvenirs and desserts here😉 Each alley is lined with charming shops! ⑤Taipei 101 Area 📍Si Si Nan Village A market is held on weekends and it's often crowded! Surprisingly, this is a hidden spot where you can take beautiful photos of Taipei 101🤳 📍Din Tai Fung The popular Din Tai Fung at Taipei 101 usually does not accept reservations If you have to wait 100 minutes, it is more efficient to get a numbered ticket first and go to the observation deck on the 89th floor while you wait⭕️ You can check the progress at any time using the QR code on the numbered ticket 📍Taihu Xinyi Taiwanese craft beer store There are so many varieties that it's hard to decide which one to get! Because it's a standing drink outside, it's a beer garden every day🍻lol ⑥Songshan area 📍Raohe Street Night Market One of the biggest tourist night markets in Taipei!! The sign is sparkling and exciting 🆙 Their most famous item is their pepper buns, but they also have a whole range of other delicious things ✨ No matter how many stomachs you have, it's not enough lol ⑦Foot reflexology When you think of Taiwan, you think of foot reflexology 👣 The price may vary slightly, but in my experience, there isn't a big difference in other aspects So it's easy to go there since it's close to your hotel! #Taiwan #Taipei #TaipeiCity #TaiwanTrip #TaiwanGourmet #AsiaTrip

Taipei Yilan Taichung 4-Day Bus Tour Day 1 Taipei Yayoi Kusama Exhibition 📍Address: National Taipei University of Education, Taipei National Museum of Normal University 》📍Address: Huashan 1914 Creative Park 〉📍Address: Raohe Night Market Taipei MRT and buses are very convenient and it is faster to register for u bike (- you must have a Taiwan phone number to register, otherwise you need to bind a card and pay a deposit of NT$3,000) The exhibition is very interesting. Some of the works are not exhibited in Japan. Huashan Creative Park is easy to visit and good for shopping. There are often limited exhibitions and concerts. I was amazed by the organ car at the entrance. It happened to be a plant exhibition now. There were many handsome boys and girls. I can't believe that young people in Taiwan like to grow plants now. There are also many very special plants. It is worth visiting. You have to pay to enter, about ¥40 Raohe Night Market, go to the famous dessert shop @Xiaohua Ice Fruit Room. The pudding and red bean taro balls are very good, but the pudding has no taste and the taro balls are very hard. It costs about ¥50-60 The next day, take the Taiwan Railway from Taipei Station. Address: Yilan Station 📍Address: Guishan Station I wanted to see Guishan from across the river but the weather was not good so I had to walk about 20 minutes to 📍Address: Coastal Park to take pictures of the world's first seam 📍Address: Jimmy Park. The repair is not good. Many of the paint has been lost. 📍Address: Three-color Scallion House Freshly made scallion pancakes with Yilan's most famous three-color scallions Delicious, be careful with the soup. Buy three more packs of scallion egg rolls. Buy 3 boxes and get 18% off 📍Address: Jiaoxi Hot Spring Park Experience free hot spring foot bathing. Many families, friends and couples are enjoying it. 📍Address: 7 11 Pudding Souffle It's really tiring. Yilan public transportation runs once an hour. It happens to be lunch time. The Taiwan Railway has to wait for 1.5 hours. This is not friendly to non-self-scolding tours. Day 3 Taipei to Taichung by high speed rail (1 hour) NT$700 Seeing that the weather in Taichung was good, I originally wanted to go to Gaomei Wetland and Commune Garden. However, the public transportation was really disappointing. I waited for the bus according to the Google time, but I still couldn't get a bus after waiting for half an hour after the Google time. Moreover, the instructions were not clear and it was easy to get lost. I asked a Taiwanese girl and it turned out that the time displayed by Google was inaccurate and I needed to download the Taichung Bus APP. She also said that I couldn't take the bus to the tourist attractions. It was too difficult. Turn to citywalk immediately to go to the cultural and creative area 📍Address: Please go to Audit New Village Market to purchase Very nice to visit, especially the one selected as one of the top 10 Taichung souvenirs 📍 Address: WHERTZ Fragrance I bought many of its handmade scented candles and the cafe @孤独的美食家 visited where you can make bread made from world famous paintings I chose Van Gogh starry night set meal with coffee NT$490 📍Address: Miyagi Eye Clinic, buy chocolate, candy, eat popular ice cream Take the Taiwan Railway back to Taipei (2 hours) about NT$300 Back to Taipei 📍Address: Sogo Fuxing Store Pop-up Mr Moan Pistachio Pudding NT$390 The most delicious pudding on this trip 📍Address: Kodak Hotel Linsen 📍Address: Taoyuan Airport to/from 📍Address: Taipei Main Station MRT NT$160 - Journey takes about 1 hour In Taiwan, the bus and MRT only cost NT$15 per trip, no matter how many stops you take. #Taipei #Taipei Travel #Yilan #Yilan Travel #Taichung #Taichung Tourism #Cultural Creativity #Literary Youth #Art Exhibition #Pudding #Pudding #Miyagi Ophthalmology #Taiwan

Bubu Store 📍 Location: 2F, Lane 49, Chifeng Street, Zhongshan District, Taipei City (Hidden Old House Cafe) 🚇 Transportation: 3 minutes walk from Exit 5 of Zhongshan MRT Station ⏰ Time: 12:00-18:30 (Closed on Tuesday) 🐱 Must-order signature trio 1️⃣ Strawberry Earl Grey Cake ▸ Seasonal strawberries piled into a small hill! Earl Grey chiffon, the fresh cream is as light as a cloud☁️ 2️⃣ Tiramisu ▸ Delicious! The bitter-sweet balance is perfect ✨ 3️⃣ Cute cat ear coffee cup ▸ So cute! Cat ear shaped coffee cup, but the taste is average 🏠 Romantic afternoon at the old house ▪️ There is a super cute fat cat in the store, remember to check in at the door, it’s an old-house style coffee shop. ▪️ If you have time, you can wait for a seat by the window frame to see the scenery downstairs #Taipei #Taipei Food #Taipei Hipsters #Taipei Coffee Shop #Old House Dessert #Must-have for cat lovers

I discovered this affordable Indian restaurant "Salt & Spice" at Shida through an IG recommendation. Arriving around noon on a weekend, there were still plenty of seats available. You pay at the counter first and choose two salads to try. Spiced tea and water are self-serve. (The staff are foreigners and don't speak much Chinese, so communication is in English.) I ordered the Salsa Chicken, while my friend opted for the Salsa Lamb. The seasoning of the main dishes was quite good, but the meat was ground rather than served as whole pieces. As for the salads, we found it hard to get used to them being cold and the way they were seasoned. The spiced tea had a hint of ginger but wasn't spicy (not sure what other spices were used). I personally liked it a lot, though my friend didn't enjoy it as much.

This hotel is located in Wanhua District, Taipei City. Its Chinese name is Suoralya Xi Tie Fantian Taipei Ximen. This Japanese hotel belongs to the Nishitetsu Group, a major private railway in Fukuoka. It is located about a 10-minute walk from Ximen Station on the subway, adjacent to the downtown area of ​​Ximen. It is also a short walk from Taipei Station. There were Japanese staff members, but I got the impression that there were few staff members who could speak Japanese. Everyone spoke English, and the staff were kind and polite. The lobby is on the 6th floor, and there is a self-cloakroom, coin laundry, and gym on the same floor. The breakfast restaurant was a buffet style with a wide variety of Japanese, Western, and Chinese dishes, and was very delicious. #Taiwan #TaiwanTrip #TaiwanTourism #Taipei #TaipeiHotel #TaipeiTrip #TaipeiTourism #Ximen #SolariaNishitetsuTaipeiXimen

Free flower field check-in in Taipei city! Just take the MRT! Romantic flower sea in March🌼🌷🌹🌻🌺 I went to Daan Forest Park to see the hydrangea season in mid-March this year! I have always loved this dreamy sea of ​​flowers. I didn’t expect there is a free attraction in downtown Taipei where you can take as many photos as you want without tickets. 🩷The colorful hydrangeas on site are blooming luxuriantly, with pink, purple, light blue and dreamy gradients interlaced. Every corner is like walking into a fairy tale scene, so great for taking photos📸! It was cloudy on the day of departure and we were worried that it would rain. However, when we arrived at the park, the sun suddenly came out and the sunlight shone on the petals, revealing a gradient of colors. What was even more surprising was that I encountered a naughty squirrel 🐿️ jumping around in the bushes, and I took the opportunity to take a photo of it. 🎨Freehand painting time in the park. In addition to taking photos, the park is filled with a leisurely atmosphere - some people sit on the grass to sketch 💐 Tips & thoughts - Flowering period: around mid-March. Those who want to try it next year should hurry up! - Free: No entrance fee required, which is really great! No wonder it is the secret garden of Taipei people. - Transportation: Directly reach MRT Daan Forest Park Station This time I was completely healed by hydrangeas 💖 Recommended to people who love flowers, love taking photos, or simply want to find a place to relax - remember to bring your camera and a good mood! Does anyone like hydrangeas too? Remember to like it 👍🏻 Welcome to share your private flower viewing spots～ 🌈 #Taipei #Taipei Flower Sea #Daan Forest Park #Hydrangea #Taipei Check-in

📍 A Surprise Last-Minute Reservation A week before heading to Taipei, I suddenly craved BBQ and discovered the highly popular "Shan Shang Zou Zou," which specializes in Omakase-style BBQ tasting menus. Online reviews mentioned how difficult it is to get a reservation! Although most slots were fully booked, I was surprised to find an available time at 11:30 AM. I immediately booked it—it's a bit early, but eating earlier helps with digestion and avoids the discomfort of eating late. 🔥 A BBQ Feast Full of Ceremony The set menu is priced at NT$1,580 per person +10%, offering great value. From appetizers to desserts, every dish is meticulously arranged, and you don't have to grill anything yourself—having a professional grill for you is such a treat! The beef's rich, fatty aroma is incredibly satisfying, with each piece perfectly grilled to melt in your mouth. It was an utterly fulfilling experience. The meal includes nearly twelve exquisite dishes, ranging from refreshing appetizers, Wagyu beef, lobster, sea urchin, breaded beef cutlet, sukiyaki, to a comforting rice porridge and pudding dessert at the end. Even without ordering extras, you'll feel completely full! Each dish is visually stunning, Instagram-worthy, and delicious. Taking photos earns you a complimentary ice cream, adding to the ceremonial vibe✨. There's also a small cup of shiso leaf drink, which is sweet and sour, perfect for cleansing the palate. 🍣 Luxurious Add-On: Sea Urchin Hand Roll (NT$880) Many online reviews recommended the "Sea Urchin Hand Roll." Despite its steep price, I decided to give it a try. The taste was quite average, and the value for money wasn't great—I would suggest skipping this. ⏳ Fast-Paced Dining Experience The restaurant indeed delivers a strong sense of ceremony, but the overall pace is quite rushed. It feels like you're moving on to the next dish before fully savoring the current one, making it ideal for those who prefer efficient dining. 💭 Overall Review Although the sea urchin hand roll was a bit disappointing, the quality of the BBQ itself was excellent. Beef lovers will definitely enjoy it! If you're looking for a BBQ experience with a strong sense of ceremony, this place is truly worth a visit❣️ **✨ Recommendation Rating: ★★★★☆ (4/5)** Shan Shang Zou Zou Japanese BBQ Taipei Huashan Branch 📍 Address: No. 8, Section 1, Jinshan S Rd, Zhongzheng District, Taipei City, Taiwan 100 Remember to make a reservation!

This time in Taipei, I made a special trip to Chifeng Street in Zhongshan District, a new hotspot for hipsters. This street is packed with unique shops, and you can discover surprises just by wandering around. It's perfect for a leisurely afternoon stroll. 🍰 Dopamine-Boosting Dessert Shop (Photos 1-2) I stumbled upon an irresistibly cute dessert shop with American-style trendy decor and vibrant, playful illustrations. It's practically a "dopamine haven" for Instagram-worthy shots! I ordered their signature **Earl Grey Tart**, which had a rich tea aroma without being overwhelming. The tart crust was crispy, and the presentation was so beautiful I almost couldn't bear to eat it. My sister and I went on a photo spree inside the shop—the lighting made every shot look amazing! 🍡 Popular Mochi from "Sa Bai Tian" (Photo 3) I've seen many people recommend "Sa Bai Tian" on Chifeng Street, a shop specializing in soft and chewy mochi. Luckily, there was no line that day (small victory!). I tried the sesame, peanut, and Ovaltine flavors. The sesame was incredibly fragrant, the peanut wasn't overly sweet, but the Ovaltine was just average. It's worth a try if you're passing by, but I wouldn't say it's worth a long wait. ☕️ Surprise! Winter Melon Latte and Yellow Bench (Photos 4-6) I turned a corner and found **Dengbo Coffee**, drawn in by the bright yellow bench outside (hipster DNA activated!). I ordered a **Winter Melon Latte**, and to my surprise, the refreshing winter melon paired wonderfully with coffee. The sweetness was just right, making it perfect for Taiwan's humid weather. I also snapped a quick photo on the yellow bench—the color combo is super photogenic! 🐱 Cat Lover's Paradise! Indie Shop Finds (Photos 7-8) I discovered a cat-themed indie coffee shop along the way, with a giant cat decoration at the entrance. Although I didn't take photos inside, the merchandise section was irresistible! I picked up cat-themed postcards, drip coffee bags, and the cutest cat-patterned socks—perfect as gifts for friends. 📖 Hidden Gem for Poetry Lovers: "Poetry Life" Bookstore (Photo 9) I stumbled upon a niche bookstore called "Poetry Life," which specializes in rare poetry collections and independent publications. Their book selection is incredibly curated. Unfortunately, I didn't have enough time to dive in, but poetry enthusiasts will definitely get hooked. I'll make sure to spend an afternoon here next time! This Chifeng Street stroll completely satisfied my hipster soul and foodie cravings. Highly recommended for those who love treasure hunting and prefer non-touristy itineraries! (๑´ڡ`๑)

"Hotel Cozzi Zhongxiao Taipei" The hotel is conveniently located right in front of Exit 6 of Shandao Temple Station! (In addition to the nearest station, Taipei Station is a 10-minute walk away) There is a Starbucks next to the hotel There are many convenience stores nearby, and many Japanese stores such as Shimamura and Yoshinoya, so you will never have trouble shopping or eating! And right in front of the hotel is the very popular "Fuhang Soy Milk" You can see how long the line is from your room, so it's easy to go and eat⭐︎ The staff are really kind, and many of them can speak Japanese, so I was able to stay there with peace of mind even as a solo traveler! The room I stayed in this time was a Comfort Twin Room The room was very spacious with two single beds and a large sofa! The bathroom was also spacious, and the toilet and shower were separate, so it was nice that I didn't get wet⭐︎ A recommended hotel that you should definitely stay at if you come to Taiwan! 🏨Hotel Cozzi Zhongxiao Taipei #Taiwan #Taipei #TaipeiHotel

Location: No. 94, Section 2, Heping East Road, Da'an District, Taipei City Introduction: Beixiao, a school with thirteen school names, was founded on March 1, 1908 in Da'an Village, Taipei City. It was originally named "Dalongdong Public School Da'an Branch". After the buildings and teaching aids were ready to a certain level, it was renamed Da'an Public School in Meiji 44. Due to the changes in the Japanese school system and the Nationalist government school system, the school name was changed more than a dozen times. The more common school names are "Bei Er Normal School Affiliated Public School", "National Taipei Normal School Affiliated Elementary School", "National Taipei Normal University Affiliated Elementary School" and Beixiao. In any case, it is referred to as "Beixiao". Beixiao School is located in the Da'an cultural and educational district, with Taipei University of Education, National Taiwan University and National Taiwan Normal University nearby. It has a strong academic atmosphere and convenient transportation such as the MRT, Jianguo Elevated Road and National Highway No. 3. It is a small urban school that combines technology and art. Tickets: Free Opening hours: Every Saturday Experience: Taiwan was once colonized by multiple regimes, so the architecture in the country is very diverse, and some places can even be said to be exotic, which has also created many unique landscapes in Taiwan. It is very suitable for walking and exercising on holidays. Rating: 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 #TaiwanLocalTour #LocalTour #Taipei #GoodFamilyDestinations #familymart

An excellent experience that feels like an escape from the world. The hotel staff are attentive and thoughtful. Each room comes with a private hot spring, and the hotel also provides plum wine, allowing you to enjoy a soak while sipping on the wine. The hotel breakfast is highly recommended. In the morning, you can enjoy your meal while admiring the mountain view. The breakfast offers both vegetarian and Western options, making for a very relaxing start to the day~

Floral Expo Park, located in Taipei City, was originally built for the 2010 Taipei International Flora Exposition. Today, it has become an ideal spot for locals to relax and connect with nature. With its expansive green spaces, exquisite floral displays, and diverse facilities, the park attracts visitors of all ages. The park features several themed areas, including flower exhibition zones, walking trails, and water features, allowing visitors to wander through various environments and enjoy the beauty of nature. During the blooming season, vibrant flowers create a picturesque setting, making it a perfect place for photography and relaxation. In addition, Floral Expo Park offers recreational facilities and sports grounds, making it suitable for family and friends to gather. Regular cultural events and markets are also held here, providing a rich community experience. In summary, Floral Expo Park is a harmonious blend of natural beauty and cultural activities, making it an ideal destination to explore Taipei's nature and culture!

The National Concert Hall, located in Taipei, is a professional venue for musical performances, renowned for its exceptional acoustics and exquisite design. As a key hub of Taiwan's music culture, it frequently hosts a variety of concerts, operas, and dance performances, attracting numerous artists from both Taiwan and abroad. The interior of the concert hall is meticulously designed and equipped with advanced sound systems, capable of delivering flawless renditions of diverse musical styles—from classical music to contemporary works—offering audiences a high-quality auditory experience. Each year, it features a plethora of outstanding performances, providing music enthusiasts with a rich array of options. In addition, the National Concert Hall organizes various music education activities and community projects, encouraging more people to engage with music and performing arts, thereby promoting cultural accessibility. The surrounding area is beautifully landscaped, making it an ideal spot for a stroll before or after a performance to soak in the artistic ambiance. In summary, the National Concert Hall is a place where music and art converge, making it a must-visit destination for every art lover!

The National Theater, located within Taipei's Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall, is one of Taiwan's most significant performing arts centers. This theater, with its unique architectural style, specializes in hosting various dramas, dances, musicals, and performing arts events, attracting countless art enthusiasts. The interior of the theater is exquisitely designed, equipped with advanced sound and lighting systems to provide the best viewing experience. During the annual performance season, renowned domestic and international theater groups showcase their works here, immersing audiences in high-quality artistic enjoyment. In addition to performances, the National Theater actively promotes arts education by organizing workshops, lectures, and community activities, encouraging more people to engage with and participate in performing arts. The surrounding environment is elegant, making it an ideal gathering place for culture lovers. In summary, the National Theater is not only a sanctuary for performing arts but also an essential platform for cultural exchange and creative expression, allowing every visitor to experience the charm of art!

At Taipei's Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall, you can enjoy a fulfilling cultural journey. Start by visiting the memorial hall itself, a magnificent structure built to honor a historical figure. Inside, you'll find a museum showcasing Taiwan's history and art. Next, take a short walk to the National Concert Hall, one of Taiwan's premier venues for musical performances. Check the schedule for the day to see if there are any concerts or events you can attend, or simply explore the interior of the hall. After visiting the concert hall, head to Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Park. Stroll along the shaded paths, admire the park's lakes and sculptures, and soak in the tranquil atmosphere. It's also a great spot for taking memorable photos. For lunch, choose one of the nearby restaurants to savor local delicacies, rounding off your cultural day trip perfectly.

The Gongguan Commercial District surrounds National Taiwan University, combining an academic atmosphere with a diverse lifestyle culture. It is a lively gathering spot for students and residents alike. This area features numerous unique shops, cafes, and food stalls offering a wide variety of culinary options, ranging from classic Taiwanese snacks to creative dishes that cater to different tastes. The night market stalls, in particular, provide a relaxed way to enjoy delicious late-night bites. Moreover, Gongguan is also a hub for culture and arts. Regularly held markets, exhibitions, and music performances attract many art enthusiasts. Here, you can immerse yourself in a rich creative atmosphere. For students, the district offers plenty of bookstores and study spaces, making it an ideal place for learning and socializing. The friendly and vibrant environment exudes youthful energy. In summary, the Gongguan Commercial District near NTU is a dynamic and creative place that is indispensable for food, culture, and social life!

Gongguan Riverside, located in Taipei City, is an ideal spot that combines natural beauty with leisure activities. The riverside trails provide residents and visitors with a perfect space to unwind and rejuvenate. The spacious trails at Gongguan Riverside are perfect for walking, jogging, or cycling. Accompanied by the flowing river, you can enjoy the fresh air and stunning natural scenery. Especially during sunset, the reflection of the sun on the river creates a mesmerizing view. Additionally, the riverside is equipped with various facilities such as fitness equipment, rest areas, and cafes, allowing you to take a break and enjoy a leisurely moment. The environment here is suitable for family gatherings, outings with friends, or personal reflection. Whether you're looking for activities or peaceful moments, you'll find the right atmosphere here. In summary, Gongguan Riverside is a wonderful place to connect with nature and enjoy life. It's definitely worth exploring during your time in Taipei!

Located in Taipei, the Museum of Drinking Water is an essential destination for understanding the history and management of Taiwan's water resources. The museum showcases the development of drinking water systems, along with related technology and culture, offering visitors a deeper appreciation of water's significance in daily life. The museum features various exhibits, including historical artifacts, interactive displays, and educational activities, making it suitable for visitors of all ages. You can explore early water pipes, pumping equipment, and water quality testing technologies, all of which illustrate the evolution of drinking water supply systems. Additionally, the museum has dedicated sections on water resource conservation and sustainable use, reminding people to cherish water resources. Here, you can not only learn about water-related knowledge but also participate in engaging activities that enhance environmental awareness. In summary, the Museum of Drinking Water is a fantastic destination that combines education and fun, allowing you to explore the world of water while experiencing the charm of technology and environmental protection!

Located in Taipei, Waterworks Park is a unique blend of natural beauty and historical culture. Originally serving as a water supply facility, it has now transformed into a green space where visitors can relax and unwind. The park features expansive lawns and wooded areas, making it ideal for strolling, picnicking, or engaging in various outdoor activities. Visitors can enjoy the tranquility of nature or gather with family and friends. Especially during spring and autumn, the blooming flowers create a stunningly picturesque scene. In addition to its natural landscapes, Waterworks Park is home to several historical buildings that showcase the development of the early water supply system. These structures not only hold historical significance but also add a cultural charm to the park. In summary, Waterworks Park is a perfect destination for connecting with nature and exploring history. It’s an excellent spot for city dwellers to relax and enjoy leisurely moments!

Located in Taipei, Fulin Park is an ideal spot to experience nature and relaxation. The park is filled with lush greenery and vibrant flowers, offering a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of the city. The park features several trails perfect for walking, jogging, or cycling, allowing visitors to exercise amidst nature. Especially during early mornings or evenings, you can enjoy stunning sunrises or sunsets, with the lake reflecting the colorful skies—a truly breathtaking sight. Additionally, Fulin Park has a children's play area, making it a great destination for families with kids. The open spaces in the park often host various events, providing opportunities for community members to gather and enjoy outdoor activities. Overall, Fulin Park is a wonderful place to relax your mind and connect with nature, making it an excellent choice for visitors seeking a tranquil retreat!

Located in Taipei, Yunhan Pond is a beautiful place where you can experience peace and the beauty of nature. The pond is crystal clear, surrounded by lush greenery, making it an ideal space for relaxation. Whether you prefer jogging, walking, or cycling, this spot is perfect for all. Beside Yunhan Pond, you can enjoy stunning natural scenery, especially during sunset when the golden light reflects off the water, creating a mesmerizing view. The well-designed trails are suitable for visitors of all ages, and there are benches available for resting, allowing you to leisurely soak in the surrounding nature. Overall, Yunhan Pond is a great destination to unwind and relax. Whether you're looking to escape the hustle and bustle of the city or connect with nature, this is a must-visit spot!

Located in Taipei, the National Taiwan Museum is one of the oldest museums in Taiwan, boasting a rich collection of natural and cultural exhibits. Upon entering the museum, you'll be captivated by its grand architecture and diverse exhibitions. The museum is divided into several sections, including natural history, archaeology, and ethnology. Visitors can explore Taiwan's unique ecological environment and diverse cultural heritage, gaining insights into the history and development of this land. In the natural history section, vivid specimens and interactive displays showcase the wonders of nature. Additionally, the museum regularly hosts special exhibitions and cultural events, offering visitors an in-depth experience of Taiwan's culture and arts. Whether you're on a family outing or seeking to learn and explore, this is an ideal destination. In summary, the National Taiwan Museum is not only the best place to learn about Taiwan's history and culture but also a fantastic choice for enjoying knowledge and art!

Located in Taipei's Shilin district, Shilin Residence Park is a delightful destination for visitors. In the morning, I arrived at the park, where the historical atmosphere evoked a sense of both solemnity and beauty from the past. Exploring the exhibitions inside gave me a deeper understanding of Taiwan's history. The garden is adorned with vibrant flowers, showcasing different scenery with the changing seasons. Standing amidst the sea of blossoms, I felt the allure of nature—this is truly a perfect spot for capturing memorable photos. In the evening, I enjoyed a delicious dinner at a nearby restaurant, marking the perfect end to the day's journey. Shilin Residence Park not only enriched my knowledge of history but also offered a tranquil escape into nature. It's definitely a place worth revisiting time and time again!

In Taipei's Shilin district, you can enjoy a fulfilling day trip. Start your morning by visiting the Shilin Residence, the former home of Chiang Kai-shek and his family. Explore the beautiful gardens, admire various plants and flowers, and learn about this significant historical site. Next, head to Xinlan Pavilion, a space that combines modern and traditional art, focusing on calligraphy and literature. Here, you can appreciate various calligraphy works, participate in workshops, and even purchase some art pieces as souvenirs. For lunch, dine at a nearby restaurant and savor local delicacies. In the afternoon, continue to immerse yourself in the artistic atmosphere of Xinlan Pavilion, enjoying a tranquil and inspiring time. As evening approaches, return to the Shilin area and choose a restaurant for dinner, concluding your day trip on a perfect note. We hope you have an unforgettable experience exploring Shilin Residence and Xinlan Pavilion!