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There’s no denying that Taiwanese people love their food but in Taipei they take their obsession with mealtimes to another level. From eating food out of a mini-toilet to surrounding yourself in Hello Kitty kitsch, there’s a themed restaurant for everyone here in ...

North of Taipei city centre, Shilin is an affluent residential area sitting at the base of Yangmingshan National Park. It's home to Taipei's best-known cultural attraction, the National Palace Museum, Shilin night market, and more. Here is a list of top Shilin ...

Taipei is home to countless tourist attractions and museums, but with so many to see and many travelers only staying in the capital for a few short days, it is nearly impossible to visit them all. With that in mind here are some of the best museums in Taiwan‘s ...

Aside from its tallest building – Taipei 101, Taipei is not a city very well known for its iconic buildings. However, as any visitor to Taiwan’s capital will soon discover, Taipei’s cityscape is a wonder of architectural masterpieces, both new and old.

Taiwan is currently enjoying surge in popularity. While there are many attractions on the well-worn tourist path, there are a few activities and sights that do not always make it into the guide books. Here are the most unusual things to do in one of Asia’s up and ...

When most people think of Taiwanese architecture, one building springs to mind – Taipei 101. As the former tallest building in the world, 101 gets all the attention, but the truth is that Taiwan has so much more to offer in terms of compelling architecture. From ...

Dr. Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall has taken a bit of a back seat to both C.K.S. Memorial Hall and Taipei 101 when it comes to tourism in the Taiwanese capital, but nonetheless, it is a spot well worth visiting. Here are some of the most intriguing details about this ...

Taiwanese restaurateurs have been recognized for their themed restaurants, often taking inspiration from everyday objects (for instance, a toilet), animals, or popular culture and running with that idea until an entirely new breed of establishment is born. If you are ...

Wanhua District, originally called “Monka” or “Bangka”, is Taipei’s oldest district. Although it is certainly a historian’s paradise, Wanhua is also home to one of Taipei’s liveliest shopping districts, Ximen, where the younger generation spend their evenings and ...