3 day itinerary
Taiwan
Itinerary
Day 1: Exploring Taipei
Start your adventure in Taiwan by exploring the vibrant capital city of Taipei. Begin your day by visiting the iconic , one of the tallest buildings in the world. Take the high-speed elevator to the observatory deck for breathtaking panoramic views of the city.
Next, head to the historic district of Dadaocheng, known for its charming old streets and traditional architecture. Take a leisurely stroll through the area, stopping by local shops and tea houses to experience the rich cultural heritage of Taiwan.
For lunch, indulge in some delicious street food at the famous . Try local favorites like stinky tofu, oyster omelette, and bubble tea. Afterward, visit the , which houses an extensive collection of Chinese artifacts and artworks.
In the evening, take a relaxing walk along the beautiful and enjoy the stunning sunset views. End your day by trying out some traditional Taiwanese cuisine at a local restaurant.
Day 2: Exploring and
On your second day, venture outside of Taipei to explore the charming town of and the unique . Start your day by taking a train or bus to , a picturesque mountain town famous for its narrow alleyways, tea houses, and stunning views.
Explore the old streets of , which are filled with shops selling local handicrafts, souvenirs, and delicious street food. Don't forget to try the famous taro balls and enjoy a cup of tea at one of the traditional tea houses.
Afterward, make your way to , known for its fascinating rock formations. Take a leisurely walk along the coastal trail and marvel at the various shapes and sizes of the rocks, including the famous "Queen's Head" rock formation.
In the evening, head back to Taipei and visit the vibrant . This bustling area is filled with shops, restaurants, and entertainment options. Enjoy some shopping, catch a movie, or try out the local street food.
Day 3: Exploring
On your final day, take a day trip to , the oldest city in Taiwan and a cultural hub. Start your day by visiting the historic , built by the Dutch in the 17th century. Explore the fort and learn about its fascinating history.
Next, visit the nearby , where you can sample local snacks and visit traditional shops. Don't miss the famous , a former warehouse that has been taken over by banyan trees, creating a unique and enchanting sight.
For lunch, try some authentic cuisine at a local restaurant. is known for its delicious street food, including oyster omelette, coffin bread, and danzai noodles.
In the afternoon, visit the , a historic site that was once a Dutch fort and later served as a Chinese temple. Explore the beautiful gardens and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere.
End your day by visiting the bustling night market in , where you can try a variety of local snacks and shop for souvenirs. Take the train back to Taipei in the evening, concluding your memorable trip to Taiwan.
