[2025 Taipei Attraction] Travel Guide for Taipei 101 Observatory (Updated Apr)

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 Taipei 101 is located in Xinyi District, Taipei City. It was once the "world's tallest building". Later, several other skyscrapers surpassed 101, and later it lost the position of "world's tallest building" to others. The 101 Observation Deck is a must-see for domestic and foreign tourists visiting Taipei. The Observation Deck is located on the 89th floor at an altitude of 382 meters. In addition to having a 360-degree panoramic view of the entire Taipei City and part of New Taipei City, the Observation Deck also provides other services including commemorative photo photography services, ultra-high-power telescopes, beverage bars, commemorative art and other items.

#IndoorActivity #Taipei #TaipeiAttractions #Taipei101Observation Deck Located in Xinyi District, Taipei, the 101 Observation Deck has floors 88, 89, and 91 (the outdoor area may be canceled due to bad weather). The elevator will take you to the 89th floor first. The 360-degree panoramic view, standing on the 89th floor, looking at Taipei is amazing. It turns out that this is the city where we live in everyday. It is really shocking to stand at a high altitude and look down. I am still looking over there to see which direction my house is, and see if I can see the major buildings in Taipei. Things: Sun Yat-Sen Memorial Hall, Dome, A13 APPLE and Songshan Airport. When the sun is about to set in the east, you can see 101 reflected on Xiangshan Mountain, which is really a different feeling. Personally, I think it's very suitable to come in the afternoon, as you can see the sunset during the day and the scenery at night. At first, I thought it would be boring, but we didn't know that we stayed there for more than three hours and still didn't get enough of it. There are many devices to take pictures here, whether it is daytime or sunset, it is very easy to take pictures at night. Business hours: 11:00-19:00 (Monday to Friday), 10:00-19:00 (Saturday and Sunday) Address: 89F, No. 7, Section 5, Xinyi Road, Taipei City (Taipei 101 MRT/World Trade Center Station, 1 minute walk)

I'll introduce you to some popular tourist spots you definitely want to visit in Taiwan✍🏻 (All photos are from May 2024) ＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿ This is Taipei 101 in Taiwan A famous tourist spot that you definitely can't miss on a trip to Taiwan💡 The observation deck is on the 89th floor at an altitude of 382m, and you can enjoy 360-degree views in all directions! There are lots of photo spots, and they're all cute🌙🩷 There's also a cafe inside the observation deck, and I bought a pineapple-shaped ningyo-yaki? I fell in love at first sight🍍 It was filled with custard inside! It was delicious and steamy🔆 The first floor of the building also has "Din Tai Fung 101"🥟 You can enjoy authentic dim sum🫶🏻 It was so popular that there was quite a wait time, but there are a lot of seats and many staff, so once you are guided inside the restaurant, there is not much time to order or eat, so I'm glad🌼 ＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿ ✍🏻 ᴛʀɪᴘ ᴛɪᴘs ˊ˗ The New Year's fireworks are so big that it seems to attract tourists from all over the world! 🎆 　 　 🏷️ Save it and use it as a reference when going out! 　 　 ＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿ ✍🏻 ɪɴӓᴏʀᴍᴀᴛɪᴏɴ (as of October 2024) 　 ┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈ Taipei 101 Observatory ┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈ 　 110 Taiwan Taipei City, Xinyi District, Section 5, Xinyi Rd, 7號89lou ＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿ 　 　 #Taiwan tourism #Taiwan travel #Overseas travel #tripOverseas travel

#100 Ways to Travel #Taipei 101 #Xingbo Coffee #World Champion #Taipei Sky Cafe #Scenic Cafe #Tonghua World Customized Birth Weight Bear #Wedding Gift #Wedding #Thank You Gift #Birthday Gift #Newborn Gift #Weight Bear #Customized #Birth Bear #Made in Taiwan #Full Moon #Full Moon Gift 👉Remember to follow Meng Meng to see more🥰 Located on the 88th floor of Taipei 101, Xingbo Coffee is currently one of the highest floor cafes in Taiwan. You can enjoy the entire Greater Taipei. It is super beautiful when the weather is good. The prices for seats inside range from NT$300 to NT$4,000 per table. If you just want to take out, the minimum consumption is NT$240. After queuing up to order, go upstairs and give the service staff the order and they will start making the food. First, you need to go up to the 2nd floor, transfer to the 60th floor, and then transfer to the 88th floor. There is a small fast-track waiting area where you can take photos and enjoy the Taipei while waiting~ #88th floor #Taipei night view #Overlooking Taipei #101 Cafe

📝The main photo shows the 89th-floor observatory with a W-shaped design, making it convenient for everyone to take photos of the outside scenery. Taipei 101 uses a special mirror principle, creating a kaleidoscope-like effect through the reflection of the ceiling and floor. From the north, you can see the Xinyi District and Songshan Airport, and from the west, you can see the Linkou Plateau and Guanyin Mountain. The 89th floor also has a restaurant and souvenir shop. The restaurant offers simple desserts and drinks, and the souvenir shop sells many classic Taiwanese childhood snacks at the same prices as outside. Very considerate! Additionally, the outdoor observatory on the 91st floor, at an altitude of 390 meters, offers an infinite view of the horizon. The elevator to the Taipei 101 observatory is the fastest high-speed elevator I've ever taken, reaching the 89th floor in less than a minute! The curved TV wall on the 5th floor allows you to comfortably enjoy the day and night views of Greater Taipei from the seats in front of it. Inside Taipei 101, there's a giant golden damper ball that reduces wind sway at high altitudes, making it feel like you're on solid ground even on the 91st floor. No need to worry even during an earthquake! ✨Highly recommended for friends traveling to Taiwan✨

#Taipei Attractions Taipei 101 Observatory, take the super-fast elevator to the observation deck, overlooking the entire Taipei City at an altitude of 388 meters, with a 360-degree view. The observation deck creates a dreamy check-in point, as if you are in a fairyland, which makes people intoxicated. You have an excellent view during the day and enjoy the sunset at dusk. Whether it is daytime or night view, there are different experiences and feelings. 👍👍👍👍👍 #TaipeiTravel #TaipeiGoodPlaces #TaipeiFreeTravel #TaipeiCheck-In

As a half-Taipei citizen, I must go to the observation deck of 101 to see the cityscape of Taipei City. The high-speed elevator that goes directly to the observation deck makes my ears ring for a moment. As soon as the elevator door opens, the panoramic view of Taipei City is all at my feet. It feels magical! There are also some small shops on the top where you can visit and eat some snacks. There is no time limit on the observation deck, so you can stay as long as you want, so you can choose to go up at dusk. In addition to being able to see Taipei City during the day🌆, you can also see the beautiful night view of Taipei City at night🌃 💫NTD 600/person 📍Taipei 101 Address: 88-91F, No. 7, Section 5, Xinyi Road, Xinyi District, Taipei City Business hours: 10:00-21:00 #台北 #台北101

Taipei 101 Observatory would have been much prettier if the weather was a little better I almost regretted not going up here ㅠ_ㅠ I think the observatory is a must, not an option, when traveling abroad If you want to see the beautiful scenery of Taipei, you must visit the 101 Observatory! There are various photo zones and they sell souvenirs, so feel free to enjoy them 💗 In particular, the photos come out pretty no matter where you take them 📸 📍Souvenirs Before going up to the observatory, there is a chopstick vending machine near the entrance where you can get your chopsticks engraved. Be sure to buy some chopsticks here! You can get your initials engraved, and they are pretty. 📍Tickets Please note that there are tickets for only going up to the 89th floor and tickets for going up to the 89th and 101st floors. However, the Taipei 101 Observatory itself was really nice, but the elevator line was really long. Going up and going down both require a lot of patience ^^ 📍Admission fee 1 person - 17,397 won (changes depending on the exchange rate) It is cheaper to buy the admission fee in advance in Korea. #TaiwanIndependentTravel #Taipei #TaipeiTravel #Taipei101Tower #Taipei101

It's been 10 years since I've been to this wonderful building. It's a must-see course when traveling to Taipei, Taiwan. Don't forget to enjoy the delicious food and souvenir shops in Taipei.

I’ve been to taipei 101 and it’s beautiful you can see the whole taipei there. It’s a must visit when you come to Taiwan, your Taiwan trip is not complete if you cannot visit Taipei 101

After buying tickets for the Taipei 101 Observatory, you have to queue up at the other end to take the elevator. It was my first time there, and I thought the people waiting in line for the elevator were there to buy tickets. There were no clear signs, so I wasted more than 20 minutes queuing up at the other end to buy tickets. In addition, although tickets are divided into different viewing time periods, the tour group arrived more than 20 minutes later than me and were able to buy tickets in the time period ahead of me and jump the queue to enter. There is really room for improvement. (There is no time division abroad, the flow of traffic is clear, and the service is more friendly)

📍Taiwan's landmark Taipai 101 Building, a strikingly beautiful building in Taiwan Standing tall and a symbol of Taiwanese people 🔸 You can get there by bus and subway (blue line) 🔹 There are coffee shops and camping shops, postcards, souvenirs, collectibles, and gifts #TravelAbroad #TravelTaiwan #TaiwanTravel #SoloTravel

The Taipei 101 Observatory is a great place for a date. You can get a bird's eye view of the colorful Greater Taipei area at night, and there are also many delicious restaurants downstairs. There are also cute damping babies to take photos with you. The shopping street sells many souvenirs and dolls. You can also buy a 101 postcard and send it to your friends far away. Paper, pens and commemorative stamps are available on site.

#SummerIsSummer Taipei's symbol. !! Taipei 101, the 9th tallest building in the world with a height of 509.2m. I think I paid about 25,000 won to enter. I took the world's fastest elevator and went up to the 89th floor observation deck in 37 seconds and it felt really fun!! ㅋㅋ The telescope also supports Korean, and the outdoor observation deck was nice. It's amazing to look down at the city full of lights wherever you go ;) There's a shopping mall from the basement level 1 to the 5th floor, which was nice. I went down to the observation deck and had a meal. #Taiwan #Observatory #TaiwanTravel #Taipei #Taipei101 #TaipeiTravel #Taipei101Tower #TaiwanHotPlace #HotPlace #Summer

Do you like night views? I really, really like night views, so I'll introduce you to the night views of Taipei 101 ~ ☺️ First, you all know how to take pictures in front of the LOVE sculpture at the entrance, right? It was so hot that day and the line was so long that I couldn't take a good picture, so I regret it ㅜ_ㅜ I bought a ticket in advance and went in right away ~ The weather was so hot that day, but it was a clear day with no fine dust, so the night view was even better 🌃 Isn't it pretty? There were also many photo zones everywhere, so I took a lot of pictures 📸 Isn't the night view of Taipei 101 really pretty? In fact, the night view is much prettier in summer than in winter 🕊 ▫️Taipei 101 #Taiwan travel #Summer #Travel destination recommendation #Vacation travel #City travel #Taipei 101 #Night view #Night view restaurant

Taipei 101 Observatory is the most great place to enjoy night view in Taipei. There are also some fun events like taking pics with virtual background image. #holidayvacation

Which is the highest place in Taipei? A city always has its own city landmarks. When I visited the urban area of Taiwan, I saw a tall building, the Taipei 101. It is considered to be the tallest building in Taipei, just like the Oriental Pearl of Shanghai. You need to go up to the fifth floor to buy tickets. They cost NT$600 and HKD120. From the fifth floor, it takes only 37 seconds to reach the highest point, which is about 380 meters. It moves at an average rate of 10 meters per second all the way up to the 89th floor. Here, there is a 360-degree view from the Panoramic Viewing Platform, allowing you to see Taipei without anything in the way. There is a huge screen that features notes that talk about the different famous buildings in Taipei. You can visit Taipei as per your needs. 

#discoverchina #taipeitrip Riding the high-speed elevator to the top of Taipei 101, anticipation builds — and the moment you step into the observatory, you’re rewarded with a 360-degree view that takes your breath away. From soaring mountains to the winding river, bustling streets to serene rooftops, the city unfolds beneath you like a living map. Whether you visit during the day for clear panoramic scenes or at night for a sea of glittering lights, the view from the top is truly unforgettable. It’s the perfect place to see just how beautiful and vibrant Taipei really is — from above.

#Taipei Attractions I hadn’t planned to visit Taipei 101 when I went to Taipei, but I’m glad I still decided to go there on the last day. I came here specially this time, so I could only buy tickets to the 89th floor. As soon as you get in the elevator, you will feel that it is very thoughtful, allowing guests to enjoy the light and shadow show in just 20 seconds. It was even more shocking when I reached the 89th floor. I could see the whole view of Taipei from above and realized how small I was. There were also many check-in spots on that day. You asked me whether 101 is worth visiting. It is definitely worth visiting. You will feel it only after you visit. #Taipei101 #NewYearDestinations2025 #TaipeiItinerary #TaipeiAttractions

#springwander As spring breathes new life into Taipei, Taipei 101 rises majestically against a backdrop of clear skies and blooming flowers. The city below comes alive with vibrant colors, from the soft pink cherry blossoms lining the streets to the lush greenery of nearby parks. From the observation deck, the panoramic view stretches far and wide, revealing a bustling metropolis blending modern skyscrapers with historic temples. The spring breeze at the top adds a refreshing touch, making the experience even more exhilarating. Whether admiring it from afar or standing atop its heights, Taipei 101 in spring is a sight to behold.

We went straight to the 98th floor of Taipei 101. There were coupons in the air that could be used to get discounts at stores. The cakes in the cafe we ​​chose were really delicious and not too sweet. It was also a good place to relax and watch the night view after work. We happened to have VIP coupons to use. It was my first time to see the night view from up there. It really covered the beautiful scenery and night view of the entire Taipei city. Worth recommending. #Taipei101ObservationDeck

Hey night owls! Tonight, I'm taking you to a secret nighttime spot in Taipei—Zhongshan Park! It's hidden away in Xinyi District on Section 4, Ren'ai Road, No. 505. Just a few minutes' walk from Liuzhangli Station on subway Line 2! As soon as you step into the park, the lush greenery and peaceful atmosphere will instantly transport you away from the hustle and bustle of the city! At night, Zhongshan Park loses its daytime noise and gains a sense of tranquility and mystery. Soft lights illuminate the shimmering lake, as if sprinkled with gold dust. Stroll along the lakeside, and you'll find couples whispering sweet nothings and families playing together, everyone enjoying this rare moment of peace. The ancient bridges and pavilions in the park look even more rustic at night, as if they could transport you back to a distant era. Tired of walking? Don't worry, the surrounding food streets are waiting for you! Just a few minutes' walk from the park, you'll reach a lively shopping district. The night market is full of snacks, from stinky tofu to bubble tea, oyster omelets to beef noodles, each one a treat for your taste buds! After enjoying the snacks, why not visit the nearby Taipei 101 Observatory? Standing on the observation deck, overlooking the entire Taipei nightscape, the breathtaking beauty will leave you speechless! If you're interested in history and culture, don't miss the National Dr. Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall! It's near Zhongshan Park, and its solemn architecture looks even more majestic at night. Step inside the memorial hall to learn about Taiwan's history and culture, adding depth to your nighttime adventure. Alright, that's all for tonight's Zhongshan Park night tour! If you also enjoy this tranquility and beauty, remember to come back next time! Don't forget to bring your camera to capture this rare moment of peace and beauty!

Taipei, a vibrant modern metropolis, a cultural ancient city rich in history. Here, you'll find the dazzling neon lights of skyscrapers and the nostalgic charm of old streets and alleys; world-class museums and ancient temples filled with the scent of incense. Whether you're a food lover, a culture explorer, or a shopaholic, Taipei has something to offer everyone. I. Best Time to Travel March-May: Spring offers pleasant weather, and Yangmingshan National Park is in full bloom with cherry blossoms, making it a great time for flower viewing. September-November: Autumn boasts clear skies and crisp air, perfect for outdoor activities. It's also the best time to savor hairy crabs. December-February: Winter temperatures are comfortable, ideal for experiencing hot springs and enjoying the festive atmosphere of the Lunar New Year. II. Transportation Airplane: Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport (TPE) and Taipei Songshan Airport (TSA) are the main aviation hubs, with flights to and from destinations worldwide. Subway: Taipei has a well-developed subway system covering major attractions in the city, making it the most convenient way to get around. Bus: Taipei has a dense bus network with affordable fares, but pay attention to the schedule. Taxi: The starting fare for taxis in Taipei is 70 New Taiwan Dollars, with a 20-dollar surcharge at night. III. Must-See Attractions Taipei 101: Once the world's tallest building, ascend to the observation deck for panoramic views of Taipei and experience the city's prosperity and vibrancy. National Palace Museum: Home to treasures of Chinese civilization, including the Jadeite Cabbage and the Mao Gong Ding, it's a great place to learn about Chinese culture. National Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall: Built in memory of Chiang Kai-shek, the magnificent architecture and changing of the guard ceremony are worth seeing. Shilin Night Market: One of Taipei's most famous night markets, it offers a variety of Taiwanese snacks, such as oyster omelets, Taiwanese sausage wrapped in glutinous rice, and bubble tea. Ximending: Taipei's trendy cultural hub, it's home to various fashion boutiques, restaurants, and entertainment venues, making it a popular spot for young people. IV. Local Cuisine Beef Noodle Soup: Taiwan's national dish, featuring a rich broth, tender beef, and chewy noodles. Oyster Omelet: Made with fresh oysters, eggs, and vegetables, it offers a tender texture and delicious flavor. Taiwanese Sausage Wrapped in Glutinous Rice: Glutinous rice sausage is sliced open and filled with Taiwanese sausage, pickled mustard greens, and other ingredients, creating a rich and unique flavor. Bubble Tea: Taiwan's most iconic drink, with chewy tapioca pearls and fragrant milk tea, it's a perfect thirst quencher. Pineapple Cake: A famous Taiwanese souvenir, with a crispy crust and sweet filling, it's a favorite among tourists. V. Accommodation Recommendations Xinyi District: Taipei's most prosperous commercial district, with a wide selection of hotels and convenient transportation, suitable for shopping and sightseeing. Ximending: Taipei's trendy cultural hub, with relatively affordable hotels, suitable for young travelers. Da'an District: Taipei's cultural and educational district, with a quiet environment and well-equipped hotels, suitable for family trips. VI. Travel Tips The Taiwan Travel Permit for Mainland Residents and the Exit & Entry Permit for Taiwan, China are essential documents for traveling to Taiwan. The voltage in Taipei is 110 volts, and the outlets are two-pronged flat plugs, so you'll need to bring a converter. Taipei has a highly developed public transportation system. Purchasing an EasyCard is recommended for convenient travel on the subway and bus. The cost of living in Taipei is comparable to that of first-tier cities in mainland China. Alipay and WeChat Pay are accepted. VII. Itinerary Recommendations 3-Day Trip: D1: Taipei 101 - Xinyi Shopping District - Shilin Night Market D2: National Palace Museum - National Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall - Ximending D3: Yangmingshan National Park - Beitou Hot Springs 5-Day Trip: D1: Taipei 101 - Xinyi Shopping District - Shilin Night Market D2: National Palace Museum - National Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall - Ximending D3: Jiufen Old Street - Shifen Waterfall - Pingxi Sky Lanterns D4: Yangmingshan National Park - Beitou Hot Springs D5: Tamsui Old Street - Fisherman's Wharf - Fort San Domingo Taipei, a city full of charm, awaits your exploration. We hope this guide helps you plan an unforgettable trip to Taipei!

Unlock amazing photo spots at Taipei 101! As a former world's tallest building, Taipei 101 is a landmark in Taipei City, Taiwan. No matter where you are in Taipei, you can almost always see its towering figure! But is it enough just to look at it from afar? This itinerary takes you from the ground to the sky, offering a 360° view of Taipei 101 for the coolest photos to share with your friends! 📍Address: No. 7, Section 5, Xinyi Road, Xinyi District, Taipei City, Taiwan 🚇Transportation: Take the MRT Red Line (Tamsui-Xinyi Line) to "Taipei 101/World Trade Center Station" and exit from Exit 4. ✅1⃣ Elephant Mountain Hiking Trail: Overlook 101 and feel the city's pulse If you want to capture the perfect blend of Taipei 101 and the city, Elephant Mountain is definitely your best choice! Take the MRT Red Line to Xiangshan Station and follow the signs to find the trailhead. Although you have to climb a bit, trust me, when you see Taipei 101 shimmering under the sunset, all your fatigue will disappear! It's recommended to go in the late afternoon so you can enjoy both the daytime cityscape and the stunning night view of Taipei 101 lighting up the night sky. ✅2⃣ Xinyi Shopping District: Stroll through the urban jungle and feel the pulse of fashion After descending from Elephant Mountain, head straight to the Xinyi Shopping District! This is the most prosperous commercial area in Taipei, with various department stores and flagship stores, a true shopper's paradise! Walking through the streets lined with skyscrapers, you can see Taipei 101 up close, as if you could reach out and touch it. We recommend going to the rooftop open-air platform of Shin Kong Mitsukoshi A11, where you can admire the majestic Taipei 101 up close and overlook the bustling Xinyi Shopping District. ✅3⃣ National Dr. Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall: Symmetrical aesthetics, experience the charm of architecture Want to take symmetrical photos of Taipei 101? Then go to the National Dr. Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall! Standing in the square in front of the main gate, Taipei 101 is right on the central axis, and the symmetrical composition makes the photo look more harmonious and grand. It is recommended to go in the morning, as the sunlight shining on the glass curtain wall of Taipei 101 reflects a dazzling light, making for stunning photos! ✅4⃣ Songshan Cultural and Creative Park: A collision of art and landmark Want to take the most artistic photos of Taipei 101? Then go to Songshan Cultural and Creative Park! This was originally the Songshan Tobacco Factory, which has been transformed into a cultural and creative park, retaining the industrial style of the old factory buildings while incorporating modern art elements. Here, you can find all sorts of creative photo angles, combining Taipei 101 with old factory buildings, graffiti walls, and other elements to create unique and artistic photos! ✅5⃣ Daan Forest Park: Lush greenery, experience the fusion of nature and city Want to capture Taipei 101 in harmony with nature? Then go to Daan Forest Park! This is an oasis in the heart of Taipei, with lush trees, birds, and flowers. Standing on the park's lawn, the towering figure of Taipei 101 contrasts sharply with the surrounding greenery, creating photos that are both naturally fresh and urban. ✅6⃣ Taipei 101 Observatory: Ascend to the clouds and overlook Taipei Since you're near Taipei 101, how can you not go to the top? Take the world's fastest elevator and reach the 89th-floor observatory in just 37 seconds! Standing in front of the 360° viewing window, the entire city of Taipei is at your feet, as if the whole world is beneath you. If the weather is clear, you can even see the Tamsui River and Yangmingshan in the distance. It is recommended to buy tickets online in advance to save queuing time! ✅7⃣ 44 South Village: A collision of nostalgia and fashion Finally, we recommend a place full of artistic atmosphere—44 South Village. This was originally a military dependents' village, which has been transformed into a cultural and creative park, retaining the style of the old houses while incorporating modern art elements. Here, you can see the contrast between Taipei 101 and the old houses, and feel the blend of history and modernity in Taipei. ✅Tips: 🌟It is recommended to spend a day visiting Taipei 101 and the surrounding attractions. 🌟There are many mosquitoes on the Elephant Mountain Hiking Trail, so remember to bring mosquito repellent.

#Taipei Itinerary Day 1: When I arrived in Taipei, my first stop was the art space at the Fubon Museum of Art. This modern building hidden in the Xinyi business district contains endless artistic power behind its low-key appearance. The contemporary art works exhibited in the museum, from installation art to oil paintings and sculptures, are all thought-provoking. I was particularly attracted by an installation with a city theme. The lines of metal and light and shadow seemed to tell the story of Taipei’s changes and future. The cafe in the museum is also worth a visit. Drinking a cup of gourmet coffee under the soft light will make time seem to slow down. In the afternoon, I walked to the Xinyi business district and admired the uniquely designed shops and buildings along the street. The modern sense of this area blends perfectly with the artistic atmosphere of the art gallery. In the evening, I went up to the Taipei 101 Observation Deck and overlooked the city's dazzling night view. Standing on a high place and looking at the street lights like stars, I can’t help but feel the rich layers of Taipei. the next day: On the second day, I chose to find inspiration from the combination of art and nature. In the morning, I came to Sisi South Village, an old community that preserves the memories of Taipei’s past life. The narrow alleys and simple buildings took me through time like an old photo. Afterwards, I went to Songshan Cultural and Creative Park, where I attended an art market. The handmade crafts and creative products are dazzling, and the exhibitions in the park also exude the vitality of contemporary design. In the afternoon, I took the MRT to Binjiang Market, picked up some authentic Taiwanese food, and enjoyed it in the park nearby. In the evening, I returned to the Fubon Museum of Art again and enjoyed a night art event. The combination of light, shadow and music made the museum look brand new, like a quiet feast in the deep current of the city.

#Taipei Itinerary Day 1: Dialogue between Cultural Creativity and History In the early morning, we arrived at the Taipei 101 Observatory, the symbol of Taipei, and looked down at the city scenery from a high altitude, which was magnificent and shocking. Then head to the Huashan 1914 Creative Park, which is full of creative atmosphere. The handmade market and design exhibitions here showcase the cultural and creative charm of Taipei. In the afternoon, we came to the Cardboard King Creative Park. All the furniture and decorations were made of cardboard. The perfect combination of environmental protection and design was amazing. Take a stroll through the Bopiliao historic district in the evening. The quaint streets and red brick buildings tell the story of old Taipei, adding a warm nostalgic touch to the day's itinerary. Day 2: Fusion of Nature and City The second day started with a visit to Yangmingshan National Park, the back garden of Taipei citizens, where we enjoyed the fresh air and magnificent natural scenery. At noon, we will go to the National Palace Museum to appreciate the treasures of Chinese culture and experience the profound heritage of Taipei as a cultural city. In the afternoon, we went to Dihua Street, which combines traditional and modern business atmosphere and is a good place to buy souvenirs. Finally, experience the nightlife that young people love most in Ximending and taste delicious Taipei snacks to put a perfect end to the trip. Taipei is a city that cleverly combines creativity and culture. Every step is full of surprises, making you indulge in this diverse and warm journey.

#Overseas travel #Taipei travel ✅️ Place to visit: Taipei 101 Observatory ✅️ Address: No. 45, Shifu Rd., Xinyi Dist., Xinyi District, Taipei ✅️ Operating hours: Every day 10:00 ~ 21:00 ✅️ Cost: 600 NTD (about 26,000 KRW) ✅️ Other: The symbol of Taipei and the 9th tallest building in the world If you visit Taipei, I visited the "Taipei 101 Observatory," a must-visit travel destination😝 This is a place where you can see the night view of Taipei at a glance. ✅️ Taipei 101 Observatory🌃: Taipei 101 Observatory is a 509.2m tall building and the 9th tallest building in the world. You can see the Taipei scenery at a glance from the 89th floor💛 You can see the complete structure of the tunable mass damper on the 88th floor, so please make sure to check it out! ✅️ Tip: It is a little cheaper to buy tickets in advance online in Korea than to buy them locally👍 If you want to see the night view of Taipei at a glance, I highly recommend you visit😝