Available at major hotels located in Taipei Downtown areas.
Drop-off
Drop-off services are available to the hotels where pick-up services are provided.
Mongolian BBQ Dinner Taiwan is one of a few places in the world that is very open-minded to eat food from other culture. Mongolian BBQ is one of the most popular foreign foods in Taiwan; people just love the freedom while eating Mongolian BBQ. They can choose to eat more meat; they can choose to eat like a vegetarian, they can choose to make it spicier, more saltier, or even sourer. Because of the great demands, Taiwan’s Mongolian BBQ provides more variety of choice for the customer to choose how they want to eat. Tourist can enjoy having fun while picking their materials and have a great fest in the same time.
Lungshan Temple This is the most famous temple located in the main district of Taipei. It was built in 1738 by settlers from Fujian. It has been destroyed several times from numerous natural disasters, and was hit by American bombers during the raid on Taipei while Taiwan was under Japanese control. Yet, Taipei residents have nevertheless consistently rebuilt and renovate the temple. It is seen as an emblematic example of Taiwanese classical architecture with South Chinese influence. Similar to many other temples, Lungshan Temple also worships a mixture of Buddhist, Taoist and fold deities such as Matsu in this temple. Travelers will feel how deep the Taipei citizens are bonded with this temple when they visit Lungshan Temple.
Hwashi Night Market Wanhua is one of the oldest districts in Taipei, and its night life is just something that one cannot miss here. Hwashi Night Market is near the Lungshan Temple. The market used to be called the Snake Alley, for it once serve snake and turtle delicacies. But now it focuses on serving delicious seafood as well as many other specialties. This is also the former “red light district,” they have been largely cleaned up as the government enforces the prohibition on prostitution. Night market is just definitely an experience traveler cannot afford to miss in Taiwan.
Taipei 101 Taipei 101 has become a landmark of Taipei upon its completion. It has been hailed as one of the Seven New Wonders of the World and Seven Wonders of Engineering ever since then. The building contains 101 floors above ground and 5 floor underground. Its postmodern design combines the Asian traditional and international modern elements which resemble bamboo rising from the earth. The two most notable engineering feats lie in its elevator and its abilities to withstand typhoon and earthquakes with its damper. The elevator in 101 is the world’s fastest elevators, which will zip the visitors up to 89th-floor observation deck in 37 seconds. It is also the only building in the world that exposes its massive gold dampers to public. Besides the observatory floor on the top on the building, one may also find great shopping experience inside 101. Taipei 101 was overtaken in height on July 21, 2007 by the Burji Dubai in Dubai, UAE, upon the completion of that building’s 141st floor; however, as of 2009, the title of the “world’s tallest building” will rests with Taipei 101 until Burj Dubai officially claim its completion.
