It is the capital of Taiwan and a modern metropolis with Japanese colonial lanes, busy shopping streets and modern buildings. Most of the country's economic industries like textiles and apparel industries are located there. Other industries like manufacture of electronic products and components, printed materials, precision equipment and electrical equipment. Commerce, transportation and banking services are also taking over day by day. Tourism is small, but is a significant component of Taiwan.

TOP ATTRACTIONS IN TAIPEI:

  • Huashan 1914 Creative Park once used to be the private winery during Japan's rule over the city. This place now is a recreational park with manicured lawns, art centres and also a place that inspires people to boost their creativity and encourages tourists and locals to explore their inner artist.
  • The National Sun Yat-Sen memorial hall standing tall is an iconic monument that pays tribute to the founder of the Republic of China, Dr. Sun Yat-Sen – the founder of the Republic of China.This building has a presentation of a historic period which dates back to when Taiwan was ruled by the Qing Dynasty. This memorial hall was constructed in 1972 and is a hub that hosts cultural activities and events.
  • Shilin Night Market is a culinary and a wonderland of gift markets, for those who want to explore the taiwanese culture. To enjoy the nightlife of Taipei, this place is a must visit. This city has the biggest night market and is most popular with international tourists.
  • The National Palace museum is the home to many artefacts, which makes it the largest museum of the world. It has around 700,000 pieces of history that dates back to ages ago and it is a place where people of all ages can enjoy . Whether you’re into art, or cooking memorabilia or even historic hand tools,there is an exhibit within the museum that will be worthy .
  • Longshan Temple is the captivating and the most prized-possession of the city, this temple is decked in a detailed architecture. The temple features some incredible art works, intricate design, colourful embellishments and arts and was established in 1738.
  • Taipei 101, was once known as the tallest building, is now a reflection of the postmodernist architecture and is a relatively new building in the terms of skyscraper. The building was built in a way that it reflects both classic asian design with modern western influences. This building is home to 101 above ground floors including offices, restaurants, centres and more.

TOP PLACES TO STAY IN TAIPEI:

  • Grand View Resort Beitou
  • Hotel Resonance Taipei
  • Hotel East Taipei
  • Grand Hotel Taipei
  • Jolley Hotel
  • United Hotel
  • Le Meridien Taipei
  • Park Taipei Hotel
  • Cosmos Hotel Taipei
  • Hotel Gracery Taipei