8 day itinerary
Taiwan
Itinerary
Day 1: Arrival in Taipei
Welcome to Taiwan! Start your adventure by exploring the vibrant city of Taipei. Visit the iconic for panoramic views of the city. Dive into the bustling night markets like to sample a variety of local street foods such as stinky tofu, oyster omelets, and bubble tea.
Day 2: Taipei Food Tour
Embark on a food tour to discover the diverse culinary scene of Taipei. Visit for famous beef noodles, try xiaolongbao (soup dumplings) at , and indulge in traditional Taiwanese desserts like shaved ice with fresh fruit toppings.
Day 3: and Day Trip
Take a day trip to , a charming mountain town known for its narrow alleyways and traditional tea houses. Sample local specialties like taro balls and fish ball soup. In the afternoon, head to to release sky lanterns and enjoy local snacks like grilled squid and peanut ice cream rolls.
Day 4: Taichung
Travel to Taichung, known as the food capital of Taiwan. Explore the , the largest night market in Taiwan, to feast on regional delicacies like grilled mushrooms, bubble tea pearls, and crispy fried chicken cutlets.
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Journey to , a picturesque destination surrounded by lush mountains. Enjoy a boat ride on the lake and savor local dishes like wild boar sausage, mountain vegetable hot pot, and tea-infused delicacies.
Day 6: Tainan
Head to Tainan, the oldest city in Taiwan and a food lover's paradise. Explore the historic streets and sample Tainan's famous snacks such as coffin bread, milkfish soup, and shrimp rolls. Don't miss the night markets for more culinary delights.
Day 7: Kaohsiung
Travel to Kaohsiung, Taiwan's second-largest city. Visit the to try regional specialties like grilled seafood, oyster omelets, and papaya milk. Don't forget to sample the local favorite, salt and pepper chicken.
Day 8: Departure
On your last day, take in any final sights or flavors before departing from Taiwan. Reflect on your adventurous foodie journey and savor the memories of the delicious culinary experiences you've had throughout the trip. Safe travels and come back soon to explore more of Taiwan's culinary delights!
