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On this tour with private transportation we will visit the north coast of Taiwan, including a curious geological park with amazing rock formations, a small town with a waterfall dubbed the “Little Niagara of Taiwan”, and Jiufen, a picturesque town in the mountain that looks like something out of the movie “Spirited Away” by master Hayao Miyazaki.
Price: $190.00
Duration: 8-9 hours
CookingFunTaiwan暖心廚房 cuisines inherited Taiwanese mothers’ special cuisines, using vegetables and fruits that grow prosperously in Taiwan throughout all seasons go prepare delicious and healthy local delicacies. We have cooking teachers speaking Japanese, English and Chinese to take you on a journey of making the memories of Taiwan’s delicacies for life. If you wish to savor Taiwan’s delicacies, stories and local human touch in order to make unforgettable memories for the journey, you are welcome to make a reservation for CookingFunTaiwan暖心廚房 courses now!
Price: $65.00
Duration: 2 hours
Xiao Chi (Small Eats) are the big thing in Taiwan. Lu Rou Fan and Gua Bao (also called “Taiwanese Hamburger”) are among the classics! And Bubble Milk Tea is Taiwan’s favorite drink that has now gained worldwide popularity.
Price: $79.00
Duration: 2 hours
The One Tour You Shouldn't Miss in Taipei If it’s your first time in Taipei and not sure where to begin — this ride is where you start. We’re the team behind Surcle — a group of bike lovers, designers, and curious locals who believe the best way to feel a city is to ride through it. This isn’t a typical bike tour. It's a thoughtfully designed experience that gives you an insider’s view of the city: from bustling markets to quiet alleys, neighborhood temples to local cafés, you’ll see how Taipei wakes up, eats, and flows through the day. We start with a Taiwanese breakfast, then glide through hidden backstreets and cultural spots, sharing the stories behind the places we visit. It’s a slow, immersive journey full of small surprises—connecting you with the heartbeat of Taipei. Perfect for design lovers, food explorers, slow travelers, and anyone who wants to understand Taipei beyond the postcard version. Small group only. Premium E-bike and gear — no sweat, just pure adventure.
Price: $110.00
Duration: 5 hours
During the one-day trip, you will have an unforgettable travel experience! Starting from Taipei, a professional tour guide and a driver will take you to visit popular attractions. Shifen is a town rich in culture and history which provide a nice glimpse at Taiwan's beautiful natural scenery. One of the town's highlights is Shifen Waterfall, often referred to as the "Little Niagara of Taiwan" and offers a captivating sight for nature enthusiasts and photographers alike. Jiufen Village is well-know for its narrow alleyways, traditional architecture, and stunning views. ．The itinerary includes a English-speaking guide and round-trip transportation service, making the trip easy and convenient. -Order Information- ．The tour duration will be adjusted due to traffic jam or weather. ．This tour includes a lot of walking, please measure your physical condition.
Price: $283.00
Duration: 8 hours
This is CookInn Taiwan’s well-known experience for authentic Taiwanese flavors. If you want to savor Taiwan like the locals, this cooking class is made for you!!
Price: $95.00
Duration: 3 hours
This is a class that allows small group (2-10) people to join. Besides different themes of Taiwanese cusines in each day, we also provide recipe in English, Chinese & Japanese if needed. Our cozy, homy and fully equipped cooking studio will provide a nique, fun, and memorable experience of everyday life in Taiwan!!
Price: $130.00
Duration: 4 hours
With professional tour guide and discover the old town - Dadaocheng. In the early years, Dadaocheng is the most important harbor for trade, a lot of foreign merchants set up satellite offices here, specializing in tea, cotton, and silk textile trade. In 2005, the Taipei City government put a new life into this area, travelers can experience the taste of Taiwan history, visit the old buildings and art galleries. Walking in Dihua Street like a local. At here, tour guide will show you Taiwanese traditional food, tea culture, clothes, building and life style. Meet up point: Beimen MRT Station Exit 2 -Order Information- ．The tour duration will be adjusted due to traffic jam or weather. ．This tour includes a lot of walking, please measure your physical condition. ．The entire journey will be on foot, please wear comfortable clothing and shoes.
Price: $35.00
Duration: 2 hours
Discover Taipei’s more natural side on this day trip to Yangmingshan National Park, the mountains and trails north of the city. Stroll through its lush forests, admire the impressive nature just minutes from urban Taipei and enjoy the spectacular views offered by its privileged location. In this day hiking tour with private transport and refreshing drinks at the end of the trail we propose you two different hiking routes to enjoy Yangmingshan National Park. All these hikes varies in duration, difficulty and starting points. We want to make sure that there is a hike that you will be able to enjoy!
Price: $140.00
Duration: 5-7 hours
Step into the real Taipei: where sizzling woks, smoky grills, and the scent of garlic and soy fill the narrow alleys. This immersive food tour isn’t just about tasting, it’s about understanding how locals eat, order, and connect through food. Follow your guide through buzzing night markets and hidden street corners where vendors have perfected their craft over generations. You’ll learn how to order like a local, try Taiwan’s most iconic street dishes, and uncover the stories behind the flavors that shaped the city. Enjoy freshly cooked street food straight from the wok, iconic local flavors that locals swear by, and a mix of sweet and savory bites that constantly surprise your palate. From deeply savory snacks to refreshing cold desserts with unexpected textures, each stop uncovers a new layer of Taipei’s culinary identity. By the end, you’ll not only be full, you’ll understand Taipei through its food and the way locals live it every day.
Price: $39.20
Duration: 2 hours
Get ready for a sweet start as we whisk you off to a Taiwanese Pineapple Cake DIY class! Channel your inner pastry chef and whip up some mouthwatering treats. Once your culinary masterpiece is complete, it's time to hit the streets of Taipei! First stop: Longshan Temple, where you'll soak up some good karma before diving into Taipei's bustling cityscape. Next, we'll pay our respects to Taiwan's historical giants at Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall. But wait, there's more! We'll wrap up our adventure at Dihua Street, where you can wander through charming alleyways and indulge in some epic street food finds. You can also immerse yourself in Taiwanese culture by donning traditional clothing, such as qipao for a unique experience. Option: Roahe St Night Market. Indulge in a vibrant tapestry of street food, from sizzling barbecue to savory stinky tofu. Please note that Raohe St Night Market opens at 5pm, so only our afternoon tours (after 1pm) include a visit. Book your spot now!
Price: $184.00
Duration: 6 hours
Let's go on an unforgettable journey with our exclusive 3-day tour from Taipei to Sun Moon Lake and Alishan, where every moment is crafted for unparalleled experiences. From leisurely boat rides on Sun Moon Lake to awe-inspiring sunrise views at Alishan's famous platform, our itinerary promises the perfect blend of scenic beauty, cultural exploration, and outdoor adventure. Let us set you apart from the crowd with personalized attention and unique experiences that showcase the best of Taiwan's natural wonders.
Price: $1,110.00
Duration: 72 hours
Go where the locals venture: a bustling traditional wet market, exploring back alleys and temples, all in search of local culture and favorite foods that have been around for over 100 years old combined and unique.
Price: $85.00
Duration: 2-3 hours
Make the most of your stop in Keelung, the nearest port to Taipei with our Cruise Tour. Visit a selection of the most emblematic places of the capital of Taiwan, taking a look at its history and culture, from one of its oldest temples to the fascinating architecture of the tallest skyscraper in Taiwan and enjoy the famous xiaolongbao from the world acclaimed restaurant Din Tai Fung inside Taiwan's tallest skyscraper Taipei 101.
Price: $210.00
Duration: 7-8 hours
Taiwanese culture is deeply connected to food, especially in Keelung, where local cuisine reflects both history and everyday life. Some dishes are closely tied to their origins, while others show a more modern interpretation of local flavors. Located next to Keelung Port and within easy walking distance, this tour is led by a local youth team with over ten years of experience introducing Keelung through food. Explore the Miaokou night market area and surrounding food streets, sampling local favorites such as herbal tea, curry noodles hidden inside a local indoor market, and other must-try Keelung specialties. Tastings can be adjusted based on dietary preferences, and the selection of dishes varies between daytime and evening, offering different flavors and atmospheres. Watch skilled vendors prepare food up close and learn how Keelung’s diverse immigration history has shaped its culinary identity, making this a rewarding experience for curious travelers and food lovers alike.
Price: $300.00
Duration: 3 hours
Whether it's family travel, corporate events, business travel, let Donna bring you to know our beautiful islands of Formosa From Taipei Taichung Kaohsiung Hualien Alishan Sun Moon Lake Taroko, there is also a private secret Around 1-15 people, the hotel can also arrange accommodations for people to experience. Itinerary planning private tour and transportation tickets
Price: $300.00
Duration: 48 hours
This is a private charter plan. With a convenient private charter, you will visit Shifen and Jiufen in northern Taiwan. At Shifen, you can admire Shifen Waterfall, Taiwan's widest waterfall. A popular way to spend your time in the area is releasing a sky lantern along the railway tracks. In Jiufen, there are many teahouses where you can enjoy Taiwanese tea while exploring the town. ※Please note that the driver will not serve as a tour guide.
Price: $350.00
Duration: 6 hours
Join our local Taipei host as you discover the lively and ridiculously colorful city of Taipei. It does not matter whether you have just one or two hours or a full day to explore- your host will work around your schedule to come up with an itinerary that is perfect for you. Just tell them what interests you, and then stick around for the journey. From uncovering Bopiliao Old Street - a relic from the Qing Dynasty, or catching a tangerine sunset at Tamsui Fisherman’s Wharf- The day is yours and your host is there to help you command it! Within 24 hours after booking you'll receive a short questionnaire about your personality and interests. Based on your responses, you'll be assigned a like-minded host. Your host will communicate with you directly to suggest an itinerary to help you discover what makes the city unique. You will also agree on a meeting time and place. Your itinerary is flexible, so during the experience, you can always change your mind about what you want to do
Price: $89.83
Duration: 3-8 hours
Key Info for Visitors
- Currency: TWD
- Languages: Mandarin Chinese, Taiwanese Hokkien, Hakka, English (widely understood in tourist areas)
- Climate: Subtropical
- Timezone: Asia/Taipei
- Population: Approximately 2.6 million people
- Best Time to Visit: best time to visit is fall or spring for comfortable weather.
- Visa Requirements Many nationalities including citizens from the US, EU, UK, Canada, Australia, and Japan can enter Taiwan visa-free for short stays (typically up to 90 days). Others may require an e-visa or visa on arrival depending on their country of origin. Visitors generally need a valid passport, proof of onward travel, and sometimes proof of accommodation. It is advisable to check the latest requirements before travel.
About Taipei
Taipei, the vibrant capital of Taiwan, is a dynamic city where modern skyscrapers meet traditional temples and bustling night markets. It offers a unique blend of cultural heritage and cutting-edge urban life. Visitors are drawn to its rich history, diverse food scene, and friendly atmosphere. Taipei’s iconic Taipei 101 tower, once the world’s tallest building, symbolizes its rapid development. The city is also a gateway to natural beauty, with nearby mountains and hot springs providing excellent day-trip opportunities. Taipei’s efficient public transport, including an extensive metro system, makes exploring easy. The city’s night markets, such as Shilin and Raohe, offer an authentic taste of Taiwanese street food and culture. Museums, art galleries, and historic sites like the National Palace Museum showcase Taiwan’s cultural treasures. Whether you seek culinary adventures, shopping, or cultural immersion, Taipei offers a compelling destination for all types of travelers.
Taipei Tours & Experiences
- Top Attractions: Highlights of Taiwan
- Duration Range: Half-day or Full-day
- Group Size: Private or shared tours
- Difficulty Level: Mixed Difficulty
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The best time to visit is fall or spring for comfortable weather. Pack light rain gear as Taipei can be rainy. Respect local customs such as removing shoes when entering temples. Tap water is generally safe but many prefer bottled water. Credit cards are widely accepted, but carrying some cash is useful for markets. Taipei is safe, but keep an eye on belongings in crowded areas.
Average Tour Price: $80
Lowest Price Tour: $39
Highest Price Tour: $200
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Important Tour Information
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- Arrive at the meeting point at least 15 minutes early
- Carry valid identification and tour booking confirmation
Top Attractions
- 1. [Book now] Taipei 101 – A landmark skyscraper with an observation deck offering panoramic city views.
- 2. [Book Now] National Palace Museum – Houses one of the largest collections of Chinese imperial artifacts.
- 3. [Book Now] Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall – A grand monument dedicated to Taiwan’s former leader.
- 4. Longshan Temple – A historic and beautifully ornate temple in the Wanhua district.
- 5. Shilin Night Market – The largest and most famous night market, known for street food and shopping.
Popular Activities
Visitors can explore Taipei’s night markets for food tasting, hike Elephant Mountain for city views, relax in Beitou hot springs, visit cultural sites and temples, and enjoy riverfront bike rides along the Tamsui River. The city also offers tea ceremonies, cooking classes, and vibrant festivals throughout the year.
Frequently Asked Questions
Local Food & Cuisine
Taipei is renowned for its street food and night market delicacies. Signature dishes include beef noodle soup, xiao long bao (soup dumplings), stinky tofu, bubble tea, and oyster omelets. Dining ranges from casual street stalls to high-end restaurants like Din Tai Fung, famous for its dumplings. Taiwanese cuisine emphasizes fresh ingredients, bold flavors, and a mix of Chinese and indigenous influences.
Getting Around
Taipei is accessible via Taoyuan International Airport and Taipei Songshan Airport. The Taipei Metro (MRT) is the primary mode of transport within the city, complemented by buses and taxis. The metro is affordable, clean, and efficient. For airport transfers, the Taoyuan Airport MRT connects the city center to the international airport. Walking and biking are popular in certain districts.
Other travel hub - Airport Taxi Taichung
Travel Tips
The best time to visit is fall or spring for comfortable weather. Pack light rain gear as Taipei can be rainy. Respect local customs such as removing shoes when entering temples. Tap water is generally safe but many prefer bottled water. Credit cards are widely accepted, but carrying some cash is useful for markets. Taipei is safe, but keep an eye on belongings in crowded areas.
Culture & Customs
Taipei’s culture blends traditional Chinese values with modern urban life. Respect for elders and polite greetings are important. Gift giving is common during festivals like Lunar New Year. Major events include the Lantern Festival and Dragon Boat Festival. Visitors should avoid loud behavior in public and follow temple etiquette such as dressing modestly and not taking photos where prohibited.
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