Once one of the tallest buildings in the world, it is a landmark skyscraper in Taipei. Visitors can take high-speed elevators to the observation deck for a magnificent panoramic view of Taipei, particularly at night when the glittering city lights create stunning scenery. There are also abundant shopping and dining options here.
This museum boasts a rich collection of ancient Chinese artifacts, including world-famous exhibits such as the Jadeite Cabbage and the Meat-Shaped Stone. It allows visitors to deeply appreciate China's long-standing history and splendid culture.
A sulfur hot spring area fed by Yangmingshan, featuring numerous hot spring hotels. Unique attractions like the library with distinctive design, the geothermal valley, and the hot spring museum also make it a well-known tourist destination. Visitors can enjoy various hot spring experiences, ranging from simple soaking to hotel packages, with diverse options.
A historic temple in Taipei with traditional architectural styles, housing many deities. Not only is it a place of religious worship, but its exquisite carvings, paintings, and artistic decorations attract numerous tourists who come to appreciate the rich historical and cultural atmosphere.
One of Taipei's most iconic night markets, with streets lined with food stalls and specialty shops. Local delicacies like oyster omelets, small sausages wrapped in large sausages, shaved ice desserts, and other Taiwanese specialties abound, offering a feast for visitors. Additionally, unique souvenirs can be found here.
