Tourist Attractions

Daan Forest Park is a densely ecological park, a green space rarely found in the heart of Taipei, and is therefore known as the “Lung of the City”. Daan Forest Park is a famous landmark in Taipei, where many significant events take place. It is also a common place for parents to take their children on a picnic.

Xiangshan is a popular hiking spot for residents in the district and visitors who want to escape from busy city life. It offers a splendid night view of Taipei City and is a great place for couples to date. It takes little time to reach the top of Xiangshan, and the view from Xiangshan is even more expansive.

Located in the western part of Taipei, Bangka (Wanhua District) has very different scenery from the eastern part of the city. While the eastern part of Taipei is developing rapidly, Bangka captures the cultural memory of the old city. One of the remarkable landmarks of the district is Longshan Temple, which also represents the center of Bangka’s diverse life.

How important is religion to the Taiwanese? Temple is the center of religious beliefs. If you are curious about Taiwan’s religious beliefs, Xingtian Temple is the best starting point for learning about Taiwan’s religion. You can also experience Taiwanese fortune telling in the Xingtian Temple Underground Fortune telling Street.

Yangmingshan National Park (陽明山國家公園) is home to Taiwan’s tallest dormant volcano, Qixing Mountain (七星山). In Yangmingshan, you can go from hiking and hot spring bathing to appreciating the flora and fauna of the area.

Home to one of the largest Chinese artifacts in the world, the Taiwan National Palace Museum is regarded as one of the top must-visit museums in the world. With the Jadeite Cabbage or the Meat-Shaped stone as wonders of the museum, you should definitely visit this masterpiece anytime you come to Taiwan

Tamsui is one of the most famous places in Taiwan for day trips. This place is full of wonders and this is definitely the greatest spot for contemplating sunsets in Taiwan.

Located in Xinyi District, Taipei 101 is the first of its kind and is more than a symbol of Taiwan. It is home to many multinational corporations.