HomeAsiaEast AsiaTaiwanTaipei Taipei Itinerary + Travel Budget Guide for first-timers By Marcos Detourista. Updated on January 14, 2019. Here’s a detailed Taipei travel guide with sample itinerary, budget, spots to visit, places to stay & more. I finally achieved my first trip to Taipei thanks to Taiwan’s relaxed tourist visa policy for Pinoy travelers. Despite being so close to the Philippines, I kept skipping Taiwan simply because it was easier to travel to visa-free destinations. Luckily, Filipinos who what to visit Taiwan in 2019 can now enjoy visa-free entry! If Taiwan is on your bucketlist too, you better go on your trip soon because the visa-free policy is temporary and will end on July 31, 2019. Why Taipei? For one, it’s easy to find cheap flights to Taipei from the Philippines and major cities in the region. Taipei promo fares are frequently announced by budget airlines. Taipei is a bustling cosmopolitan city with a relaxed vibe. It’s home to the iconic Taipei 101, previously the tallest building in the world, exciting food scene, night markets, cultural attractions and natural sights nearby. What really won me over was the friendly nature of Taiwanese people. Locals are warm, hospitable and likely to help tourists find their way despite the language barrier. It’s also worth mentioning that Taiwan is an affordable destination to visit, especially compared to similarly developed destinations nearby like Hong Kong, Singapore, Japan and South Korea. Traveling to Taipei for the first time? This detailed travel guide will make it easy for you to plan a trip, save money, and maximize your time. Scroll down to read must-know travel tips before you go, followed by a sample itinerary + budget breakdown , recommended hotels/places to stay , things to do/places to visit and lots of extra travel tips. Follow me on Instagram Get Started How to get to Taipei — Touchdown at Taipei-Taoyuan International Airport, which serves flights from Manila (2h 20m), Hong Kong, Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Cebu (2h 55m) & more. From the Philippines, frequent direct flights are operated by Cebu Pacific, AirAsia and Philippine Airlines. See all airport-city transfers Taiwan High-Speed Train (THSR) One Way Ticket Taipei Airport (Taoyuan) private car transfer Book your hotel early — Grab rock-bottom rates and avoid fully-booked rooms by booking online as soon as you know you’re going. Click below to compare discounts and read reviews by other travelers. Cheapest ratesBest hotel reviews Check prices online and pre-book discounts — Save money by checking discounts on tours, airport/city transfers & sim card/WiFi hotspots. Booking before you leave also saves you time by avoiding the hassles of bringing large amounts of cash & exchanging currency/money during your actual trip. See top discounts Taipei 101 Observatory Admission Ticket Taipei private car charter (1 day sightseeing) Yehliu-Shifen-Jiufen Shuttle Bus from Ximen Spend 3 days or more — Most travelers spend 3 to 5 days in Taipei. 3 days is enough to visit most major tourist spots in Taipei and places near the city like Jiufen, Shifen, and Yehliu. 5 days is plenty of time to enjoy a relaxed pace. Consider a longer trip if you also want to go to other major destinations in Taiwan like Taichung, Kaohsiung, and Hualien. Visa-free travel for Philippine citizens — From Nov 1, 2017 to July 31, 2018, Filipino/Pinoy tourists (Philippine passport holders) do not need to apply for a visa before arriving in Taiwan for trips lasting 14 days or less. Getting around Taipei — Exploring Taipei and the rest of Taiwan is very easy, even on your own. A train ride from the airport to downtown takes 35 minutes and costs NTD 160. Or, USD 5.3 / PHP 269. Transport is cheap and getting around by public bus or train is a breeze with the help of the Google Maps. The directions feature is super useful and only works online, so you will need mobile internet to use the app. If you want a more comfortable trip, there are many options for affordable organized transport & tours as well. Taipei 3G/4G data sim card & pocket WiFi rental (mobile internet access) See discounts Taipei Travel Guide Blog Get Started Taipei Itinerary Taipei Budget Where to Stay in Taipei Travel Tips Before You Go Places to Visit in Taipei + Things To Do More Travel Guides & Blogs Taipei Itinerary What to do in Taipei in 3 days? Here’s a 3 days & 2 nights (3D2N) itinerary for your do-it-yourself (DIY) trip. Day 1: Taipei City Tour Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall in Taipei, Taiwan Taipei 101 view from Elephant Mountain, in Taipei, Taiwan Shilin Night Market in Taipei, Taiwan Time Activity Flight to Taipei Arrive at Taipei Airport — Clear immigration checkpoint, claim baggage, and clear customs checkpoint.Claim pocket wifi/data sim card pre-ordered online.Buy Easy Card, pre-paid payment card for Taipei Metro trains and buses. Taipei airport to hotel transfer — By public transport: Ride the express train from Taoyuan Airport MRT Station to Taipei Main Station. To get to Ximending, switch to the blue line and drop off at Ximen Station. Taipei hotel check-in Cheapest rates Start Taipei City Tour 0100 pm Visit Chiang Kai-Shek (CKS) Memorial Hall. — Ride train to Chiang Kai-Shek station. 0230 pm Visit Taipei 101 observatory. — Ride train to Taipei 101 / World Trade Center Station MRT station (red line). 0400 pm Hike to Elephant Mountain viewpoint. — See sunset and evening view of Taipei 101 / Taipei skyline. Hike to Elephant Mountain from Xiangshan Station. 0700 pm Dinner at Shilin Night Market. — Ride train to Jiantan or Shilin MRT Station (red line). Walk to Shilin Night Market Day 2: Beyond Taipei Yelhiu Geopark in Taipei, Taiwan Shifen Old Street near Taipei, Taiwan Shifen Waterfalls near Taipei, Taiwan Jiufen Old Street near Taipei, Taiwan Time Activity 0900 am Start Yehliu, Shifen, Jiufen tour 1000 am Visit Yehliu Geopark & Queen’s Head rock formation 0100 pm Visit Jiufen Old Street 0300 am Visit Shifen Old Street / Shifen Waterfall 0700 pm Dinner at Raohe Night Market — Ride train to Songshan MRT station (green line) Ximending nightlife — Ride train to Ximen MRT Station Day 3: Continue Taipei City Tour Tianhou Temple in Ximen, Taipei, Taiwan Lungshan Temple in Taipei, Taiwan National Palace Museum in Taipei, Taiwan Martyr’s Shrine in Taipei, Taiwan Ximending district in Taipei, Taiwan Time Activity 0900 am Visit National Palace Museum — Ride train to Shilin MRT Station (red line). Then, ride a bus to National Palace Museum. Shung Ye Museum of Formosan Aborigines 1200 pm Visit Martyrs’ Shrine 0200 pm Visit Lungshan Temple 0300 pm Visit Tianhou Temple 0330 pm Ximending Shopping District Taipei Budget Your travel expenses will largely depend on your traveling style and how much you plan to spend on activities, accommodations & food. To help you set your own budget, here are budget estimates if you follow the 3 days and 2 nights (3D2N) itinerary posted above. Make sure to review all discounts & online booking prices. Transport expenses breakdown NTD 360 Taipei Airport express train — Roundtrip to Ximen, per person. NTD 180 per way x 2. NTD 100 Easy Card — Non-refundable card cost. Can be used on all Taipei Metro trains, airport express train and buses NTD 240 Easy Card top-up for Taipei Metro train + bus rides Activities/attraction costs breakdown NTD 510 Taipei 101 observatory E-Ticket — Discount price, per person.Book online NTD 680 Shared transport to Yelhiu, Shifen & Jiufen — Per person.Book online NTD 80 Yehliu Geopark entrance fee — Per person. NTD 310 National Palace Museum & Shung Ye Museum entrance fee — Per person.Book online Budget Trip – Backpacker expenses NTD 700 Transport — Local train & bus rides for 3 days. NTD 800 Accommodations — 3 days / 2 nights stay in a Taipei hostel (dorm). NTD 400 per bed per night x 2 nights NTD 1,200 Food — Daily budget of NTD 400 x 3 days. NTD 2,700 Sub-total — Including transport, accommodations & food for 3 days. Approx. USD 93 / PHP 4,847. Or, a daily budget of NTD 900 / USD 31 / PHP 1,616. NTD 4,280 Total — Including activities and 3 days expenses above. Approx. USD 146 / PHP 7,684. Or, a daily budget of NTD 1,427 / USD 49 / PHP 2,562. I’ve included backpacker budget estimates for food & accommodations to give you an idea of how cheaply you can do the trip. If you have money to splurge on hotels, food, and luxuries, simply use the expenses posted to calculate your own budget. Other expenses NTD 237 Taiwan 4G Unli Internet/Data Pocket Wifi — NTD 79 rental per day x 3 days PHP 1,620 Philippine Travel Tax — For Filipino outbound tourists only. Where to Stay in Taipei The areas of Ximending and Taipei Main Station are the perfect base for your sightseeing tour, especially if you are looking for highly rated budget and mid-range accommodations. Book your hotel or hostel near MRT stations for easy transfers to/from the airport and popular tourist spots in the city. If you are set on a splurge, the best hotels can be found in Xinyi neighborhood, Taipei’s cosmopolitan business district where you can find Taipei 101. Check discountsSee more Click below to compare rates and Taipei hotel reviews within your budget. Top-rated places to stay in Taipei Humble House Taipei Splurge / Xinyi See discounts W Taipei Hotel Splurge / Xinyi See discounts Roaders Hotel Mid-Range / Ximending See discounts Cho Hotel Mid-Range / Ximending See discounts Next Taipei Hostel Budget / Ximending See discounts Space Inn Budget / Taipei Main Station See discounts miniinn Budget / Taipei Main Station See discounts Bouti City Capsule Inn Budget / Taipei Main Station See discounts Where to book Book your room through these trusted booking sites. I use them frequently to grab rock-bottom prices & enjoy convenient bookings. Click below to confirm the lowest prices: Booking.comAirbnbAgoda Book sooner rather than later if you already have your dates set. Cheaper-priced rooms and hotels with high reviews tend to get fully booked faster, especially during busy days like weekends, holidays & peak tourist seasons. Taipei Travel Tips Before You Go How to get to Taipei? Philippines to Taipei Taipei Airport to Taipei city center How to find cheap flights to Taipei? Do I need a Visa to travel to Taiwan? How to get Taiwan currency? How to get around Taipei? Useful travel apps Where to get Pocket WiFi or buy a mobile data SIM card? Where to book tours & attraction tickets? 2 days / 1 nights Taipei itinerary Taipei itinerary for 4 days, 5 days or more How to get to Taipei? Flights to Taipei arrive at Taoyuan International Airport (TPE), the primary gateway to the city and the rest of Taiwan. Travel time from Taipei airport to the city center/downtown area is 35 minutes by train. Philippines to Taipei Cebu Pacific, Philippine Airlines, AirAsia & EVA Air operate direct flights from Manila to Taipei. Travel time from Manila by plane is 2 hours and 10 minutes. From Cebu, you can fly with EVA Air, Cebu Pacific or AirAsia. Travel time is 2 hours and 45 minutes. Taipei Airport to Taipei city center By train — Ride the airport express train to Taipei Main Station. The one-way fare is NTD 160 per person and takes 35 minutes. Switch to the blue MRT line to get to Ximen station (1 stop away). The one-way fare from Taipei Airport to Ximen is NTD 180 per person. By Taxi/Uber — Taxi fares from Taipei Airport to downtown usually costs NTD 1,000 to 1,200. You can also use Uber for convenient & safe rides in Taipei. Grab is not available in the city. Get Uber By private car — For hassle-free transfers, book a private car with a convenient drop-off to your hotel. You can hire a car that can seat up to 4 people or a multi-purpose vehicle for bigger groups of up to 8 people. Click below to check prices. See discounts Taipei Airport (Taoyuan) private car transfer How to find cheap flights to Taipei? The easy way is to search on airfare comparison sites that can show you the lowest prices on multiple airlines in one go. I use these sites often to find the best airfares. Check as many sites as possible because not all may display the same results. Click below to start your search. MomondoSkyscannerWego Also, check Taipei promo alerts several weeks or months ahead of your trip if you are planning your trip early. The cheapest promos are sold several months to a year in advance of the travel/flight departure date. To learn more, visit the guide on how to book cheap flights. Do I need a Visa to travel to Taiwan? From Nov 1, 2017 to July 31, 2019, Filipino/Pinoy tourists (Philippine passport holders) do not need to apply for a visa before arriving in Taiwan granted that the purpose of the visit is for tourism or transit only. Simply show up at the immigration checkpoint and get your passport stamped. Filipinos usually get a maximum stay of 14 days. Always remember that all countries have the right to refuse entry to any person. Even if you are eligible for the free tourist visa or already have one on hand at the border. For a hassle-free trip, make sure that you are able to provide the following: Valid passport not expiring within 6 months. Confirmed flight tickets — Especially a flight back to your home country or onward destination that you are allowed to enter. Proof of accommodation — Hotel reservation or letter of invitation from your friend/family residing in Taiwan. Evidence that you are able to fund the entire duration of your visit. Evidence that you are visiting for travel or holiday purposes only. You may show tours/activities that you have pre-booked online. No criminal record in Taiwan. How to get Taiwan currency? Taiwan’s currency is called New Taiwan dollar (NTD or NT$). You should be able to exchange your USD, EUR, GBP, and SGD easily at most money exchange stalls. Don’t exchange a lot at the airport. Branches found in the city usually offer better rates. It’s best to get enough NTD at the airport for a ride to your hotel or first 1-2 days expenses. Then, shop around at the city center for the best rates. Philippine Pesos (PHP) to Taiwan dollar — Exchanging PHP to NTD is not popular in Taiwan. You might waste a lot of time finding currency exchange/banks in the city that accept Philippine Pesos. Better bring USD in cash. Or, find a way to get Taiwan dollars before arriving. ATMs — I often use my ATM card when I travel abroad. It’s way more convenient than to worry about exchanging cash. Because banks charge a fee per withdrawal, I make sure to withdraw larger amounts (once, if possible) instead of several smaller ones. Before your trip, it’s important to contact your bank and request to activate your card for international withdrawal. Your card might not work otherwise. I use a Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI) ATM card and it takes 24-hours for the bank to complete the activation. Call your bank at least 1 day before your trip! My ATM card has the Cirrus logo on it & could use it on any ATMs that also display the Cirrus logo. Credit cards & online — Go cash-less whenever possible if you want to avoid paying/exchanging cash. This is easily done by pre-booking online for hotels, tours, transport etc. I opt to pay in my home currency, if available. That way, I know exactly how much is charged to my account. Credit cards are also accepted in many shops in Taiwan. How to get around Taipei? Taipei has a convenient and affordable MRT/Metro train and bus network. Fares within the city usually start at around NTD 15 per person. Buy an Easy Card after arriving, at the Taipei Airport express train station. This prepaid card can be used to pay for train and bus rides including the airport express train. You can enjoy discount fares in addition to fast & convenient payments if you use the Easy Card. The cost is NTD 100 per card. This initial cost is non-refundable with no credits pre-loaded. Top-up at any MRT station, 7-Eleven or Family Mart stores found all over the city. At the end of your trip, any remaining credits/balance is refundable. There’s also the TaipeiPass card, which offers unlimited rides on Taipei Metro and associated bus services. The price is NTD 180 for the 1-day pass, NTD 350 for the 1-day Gondola version pass, NTD 310 for the 2-day pass & NTD 440 for the 3-day pass. The airport express train is not included. Useful travel apps Google Maps (iOS / Android) — This travel app will make it a lot easier to navigate around Taipei on your own. Download the offline maps before you go so you can check the map even if you don’t have mobile data. Taipei train & bus routes are displayed in the directions feature but it only works if you are online. Maps.me — Excellent offline maps & Google Maps alternative. Uber — Reliable ride-sharing app. XE Currency — Free & easy currency converter. Google Translate — Very useful to communicate with locals who do not understand/speak English. Agoda & Booking.com — My go-to for convenient hotel bookings & cheap room rates. Airbnb — Home/apartment rentals. Momondo & Skyscanner — Top flight search & price comparison apps. TripAdvisor — Reviews on the best places to eat & where to stay. Download the app on your iOS or Android device. Where to get Pocket WiFi or buy a mobile data SIM card? Stay connected online during your whole trip. Not only does it make it possible to share your travel moments instantly, you can also travel better by having access to all your favorite travel apps anytime. If you can’t get a good roaming data plan from your current provider, pre-book a local/roaming SIM card online. See discounts Taiwan 4G Unlimited Data SIM Card (TW Airport Pick Up) — Unlimited 4G data/mobile internet access for 3/5/7/10 days. Taiwan 4G Unli Internet/Data Pocket Wifi — Connects up to 5 devices. Unlimited data/mobile internet use with a 4G/3G device. Where to book tours & attraction tickets? Go to Klook for easy, fast, and convenient bookings. I often book online to enjoy discount rates and reliable tours. Click below to see today’s lowest prices. See discounts Pro tip — Use promo code “DETOURISTA” to get an extra PHP 65 off your first booking on Klook (valid until December 2018; First-time users in the Philippines only). Or, check out the promo code below available to new and existing Klook users: Here are some of the top reasons why I like to book tours online & why you should consider it too: Maximize your trip & avoid wasting time walking around town shopping for tours. Get a good idea what to expect. Knowing all the inclusions/non-inclusions & reading user reviews is very helpful to make an informed decision. Grab bargain prices often cheaper than booking on-site. Free cancellation (check if available). Pay in your home currency. Worry less about bringing cash/exchanging currencies. Convenient & secure payment by credit card or Paypal. If you’ve already finalized your travel dates, it’s important to book well in advance. For join-in & private tours, Klook closes the booking period 1-3 days before the tour date. Also, the number of participants is limited on each tour & day. Reserve early to lock-in those open slots. 2 days / 1 nights Taipei itinerary Check out this itinerary below if you are spending two full days in Taiwan. Day 1: Taipei City Arrive in Taipei Ximending Shopping District Lungshan Temple Taipei 101 Observatory Elephant Mountain Taipei Night Market / Nightlife Day 2: Taipei Highlights Chiang Kai-Shek Memorial Hall National Palace Museum Martyrs’ Shrine Ximending Shopping District Taipei departure Taipei itinerary for 4 days, 5 days or more Beitou Hot Spring Museum, Tamsui Old Street, Fort San Domingo, Tamsui Fisherman’s Wharf Maokong Gondola & Taipei Zoo Yangmingshan National Park & Hot Springs Thousand Island Lake & Pinglin Tea Plantation Hualien & Taroko Gorge National Park Yilan Taichung Places to Visit in Taipei + Things To Do Check out these top tourist spots, best places to visit & things to do in Taipei. 1. Taipei 101 2. Chiang Kai-Shek Memorial Hall 3. Martyr’s Shrine 4. National Palace Museum 5. Elephant Mountain 6. Lungshan Temple 7. Jiufen Old Street 8. Yehliu Geopark 9. Shifen Old Street 10. Shifen Waterfalls 11. Taipei Night Markets 12. Ximending 13. Taipei Creative Parks 1. Taipei 101 Taipei 101 view from Elephant Mountain, in Taipei, Taiwan See discounts Top discounts Taipei Night Market, Fine Dining & Temple Tour 2. Chiang Kai-Shek Memorial Hall Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall in Taipei, Taiwan Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall in Taipei, Taiwan Top discounts Taipei Double Decker Bus Tour Taipei private car charter (1 day sightseeing) Explore Taipei City Tour 3. Martyr’s Shrine Martyr’s Shrine in Taipei, Taiwan 4. National Palace Museum National Palace Museum in Taipei, Taiwan See discounts 5. Elephant Mountain Taipei 101 view from Elephant Mountain, in Taipei, Taiwan 6. Lungshan Temple Lungshan Temple in Taipei, Taiwan 7. Jiufen Old Street Jiufen Old Street near Taipei, Taiwan Top discounts Jiufen Shuttle Bus from Ximen One Day Traditional Qipao Rental in Jiufen Jiufen Village & The Northeast Coast Sightseeing Carpool Between Taipei and Hualien (via Jiufen) 8. Yehliu Geopark Yelhiu Geopark in Taipei, Taiwan Top discounts Yehliu-Shifen-Jiufen Shuttle Bus from Ximen Taiwan’s Northern Coast tour 9. Shifen Old Street Shifen Old Street near Taipei, Taiwan 10. Shifen Waterfalls Shifen Waterfalls near Taipei, Taiwan 11. Taipei Night Markets Shilin Night Market in Taipei, Taiwan Raohe Night Market in Taipei, Taiwan Shilin Night Market in Taipei, Taiwan Shilin Night Market in Taipei, Taiwan Top night markets in Taipei Shilin Night Market Raohe Night Market Keelung Night Market Ningxia Night Market Huaxi Night Market Linjiang Street Night Market Taipei night market and food tours Taipei Night Market Tour Taipei Night Market, Fine Dining & Temple Tour Keelung Midnight Fish Market Adventure 12. Ximending Tianhou Temple in Ximen, Taipei, Taiwan Ximending district in Taipei, Taiwan The Red House in Ximen, Taipei, Taiwan Beimen-Taipei Old North Gate -Taipei, Taiwan Peace Park near Ximen, Taipei, Taiwan Places to see in Ximending Tianhou Temple The Red House Presidential Office Building Beimen-Taipei Old North Gate Peace Park 13. Taipei Creative Parks Taipei Cinema Park in Taipei, Taiwan Huashan 1914 Creative Park in Taipei, Taiwan Taipei Cinema Park Huashan 1914 Creative Park Songshan Creative Park Don’t Stop Here Did you find this travel guide helpful? Share your Taipei experience & tag #detourista. Follow trip updates on: Instagram, Facebook & Pinterest. Check out these pages for more travel inspiration beyond Taipei: 16 Beautiful Countries in Asia Singapore Itinerary + Travel Guide 33 Places To Visit in Singapore Hong Kong Itinerary Don’t leave yet. There’s more! Singapore Itinerary + Budget Travel Guide for first-timersBoracay Itineray + Travel Budget Guide14 Places to Visit in Taipei and Taiwan + Things To Do7 Places to Visit in Kota Kinabalu + Things To Do for… Discover more blogs and travel tips in: Taipei TaiwanEast AsiaAsia See all places Find more posts about:FeaturedItineraryPinoy Travel BlogTravel GuideBudgetTourist Spots Leave a Reply Cancel replyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment * Name * Email * Website Δ This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.Comments Andrew Brod says March 16, 2018 at 5:48 pm Amazing blog, thank you for posting such a nice blog. Reply Anne Belo says April 22, 2018 at 11:08 pm Very useful blog entry for anyone who want’s to go to Taiwan! Thank you for the informative entry, I could use this next time <3 I'm also an aspiring travel blogger and I often read your blog.. Keep inspiring people like me. :) Love lots! – http://www.annebelo.com Reply vinmerz vinmerz says June 5, 2018 at 3:31 am This blog is very clear and informative. Enough details that do not confuse the reader/s. Reply Tricia says December 12, 2018 at 7:13 pm Thanks for this informative blog entry! My parents and I are going to Taipei next week and will be staying in an AirBnB place. Should I ask my host for an invitation letter? Also, how can I show proof that my dad will be the one shouldering our expenses? Hoping for a response. Reply Marcos Detourista says December 19, 2018 at 11:39 pm You can just present the confirmation message of your airbnb booking (displaying the address, stay dates, etc.). If you are traveling together, I don’t think it’s needed :) Reply Den says February 8, 2019 at 8:17 pm Hi! If you don’t mind me asking, what camera do you use for your pics? :) Ganda! Reply Marcos Detourista says February 9, 2019 at 12:03 am Sony mirrorless po. Thank you Den!! Reply Eric Wilson says March 7, 2019 at 9:15 pm You have done a great job in the meaning of traveling. Good Luck! Reply Janette says April 16, 2019 at 1:31 am Hi. Thank you for the super informative blog.I have already screenshot some pages and will use for my next month travel to Taiwan. I just have a question regarding Wuling farm. I can’t find any blogger that includes this IT when in Taiwan.Would you recommend this to us? Ive seen the package in Klook. Thanks Reply Marcos Detourista says April 20, 2019 at 4:57 am Hi Janette. I have not been to Wuling Farm. You might want to check the reviews on Klook. Reply liza says November 14, 2019 at 12:44 am hi Marcos Detourista, what kind of travel pass for buses/mrt would you recommend to buy for travelling around taiwan for 4 days and 3 nights? I am to go this nov.25-28 solo and planning a diy itinerary. your blog helps a lot. thanks. Reply Marcos Detourista says November 22, 2019 at 10:02 am If you are planning to visit Taipei 101 and other attractions, book the Taipei Unlimited Fun Pass. If not, the Easy Card will do… just top-up as needed. You can book from this page (click Here). Reply irish says January 13, 2020 at 10:01 pm hi can i have your itinerary for 3 days in taiwan just for guide pls thanks Reply
Andrew Brod says March 16, 2018 at 5:48 pm Amazing blog, thank you for posting such a nice blog. Reply
Anne Belo says April 22, 2018 at 11:08 pm Very useful blog entry for anyone who want’s to go to Taiwan! Thank you for the informative entry, I could use this next time <3 I'm also an aspiring travel blogger and I often read your blog.. Keep inspiring people like me. :) Love lots! – http://www.annebelo.com Reply
vinmerz vinmerz says June 5, 2018 at 3:31 am This blog is very clear and informative. Enough details that do not confuse the reader/s. Reply
Tricia says December 12, 2018 at 7:13 pm Thanks for this informative blog entry! My parents and I are going to Taipei next week and will be staying in an AirBnB place. Should I ask my host for an invitation letter? Also, how can I show proof that my dad will be the one shouldering our expenses? Hoping for a response. Reply
Marcos Detourista says December 19, 2018 at 11:39 pm You can just present the confirmation message of your airbnb booking (displaying the address, stay dates, etc.). If you are traveling together, I don’t think it’s needed :) Reply
Den says February 8, 2019 at 8:17 pm Hi! If you don’t mind me asking, what camera do you use for your pics? :) Ganda! Reply
Eric Wilson says March 7, 2019 at 9:15 pm You have done a great job in the meaning of traveling. Good Luck! Reply
Janette says April 16, 2019 at 1:31 am Hi. Thank you for the super informative blog.I have already screenshot some pages and will use for my next month travel to Taiwan. I just have a question regarding Wuling farm. I can’t find any blogger that includes this IT when in Taiwan.Would you recommend this to us? Ive seen the package in Klook. Thanks Reply
Marcos Detourista says April 20, 2019 at 4:57 am Hi Janette. I have not been to Wuling Farm. You might want to check the reviews on Klook. Reply
liza says November 14, 2019 at 12:44 am hi Marcos Detourista, what kind of travel pass for buses/mrt would you recommend to buy for travelling around taiwan for 4 days and 3 nights? I am to go this nov.25-28 solo and planning a diy itinerary. your blog helps a lot. thanks. Reply
Marcos Detourista says November 22, 2019 at 10:02 am If you are planning to visit Taipei 101 and other attractions, book the Taipei Unlimited Fun Pass. If not, the Easy Card will do… just top-up as needed. You can book from this page (click Here). Reply
irish says January 13, 2020 at 10:01 pm hi can i have your itinerary for 3 days in taiwan just for guide pls thanks Reply