Top Taipei Culture

Without having to travel far away, through this guided day tour from Taipei, you can discover the unique charm of the rural districts along the north and northeast coast of Taiwan. On this tour, you will visit Jiufen Village, a hillside village prosperous in the 1940s that will bring you an old-time vibe with its atmospheric alleys; Yehliu Geopark, known for its unique coastal erosion features, will blow you mind away; Pingxi District, a former mining town that is known for the world-famous "Pingxi Sky Lantern Festival", where you will experience the iconic tradition of flying sky lantern and visit the “Little Niagara Falls” of Taiwan—Shifen Waterfall. Whether you are a first-timer or a repeat visitor, you will fully enjoy what Taiwan's north and northeast coast has to offer. With your tour guide’s help, you will have an insight into the history and truly appreciate the natural landscapes in this area. Join us for a full-day adventure and enrich your travel experience!

Discover the beauty and culture of Taipei's northeast coast on this private tour to its most iconic landmarks. Create a Chinese lantern (天燈) in historic Shifen, and write a wish up on it before releasing it. Sample local foods in Shifen as you stroll down an old cobblestone street. Finally, visit Yehliu Geopark, featuring an alien landscape of unique rock formations. This is an active tour, wear comfortable shoes for walking. In the case of bad traffic or weather, the itinerary may change.

Escape from the bustling city and discover the beauty of northern Taiwan on this 6-hour private tour. First head to the beautiful Shifen Waterfall, the widest in the country, before exploring the quaint railway town. After a stroll through the streets, head to Jiufen to try their famous street foods and take in the beautiful views from the Keelung Port.

Embrace the beauty of nature on a tour to Yangmingshan National Park and Beitou District from Taipei. Once you leave the hustle and bustle of the city, you'll enter a world of gorgeous flora, fumaroles, lava terrain, craters, and hot springs. After the park, explore the Geothermal Valley and visit the Beitou Hot Spring Museum to learn about the history of development of hot springs in Taipei. Unwind in a hot spring bathing experience of your own before heading back to town.

1. Learn the past 300 years of Taiwanese history in a 3-hour walk 2. Visit all the essential attractions in West Taipei, the old Taipei 3. Get to know Taiwan in different eras - from memories of colonization to remains of Chiang Kai-shek’s Chinese dream The west end of Taipei was once the center of political and economic activities of the city and where modern development started. This tour takes you through Taiwanese history, looking from the traditional beliefs of the late Qing dynasty, to the cultural shifts under Japanese ruling, then to the political landscape after the arrival of the Nationalist government in 1949. The Historic Tour covers all the essential attractions in West Taipei as well as the stories and legends behind them. Walking from the past to the present, you will see how Taipei is shaped by multiple cultures and historic events and get a clear picture of this amazing city. *Please note the tip to the tour guide is not included in the booking fee

Immerse yourself in rural Taipei on this one-day tour to Pinglin, Shiding and Shenking District. Tea culture is the focus in Pinglin, where you will visit a tea shop and factory. In Shiding, you’ll be stunned by the natural scenery at Thousand Island Lake. In Shekeng District we’ll take a culinary deep dive on its famous tofu street and finish with a view of Taipei from the top of Elephant Mountain Trail.

Experience Taipei the way locals do—by bike—and see a side to the city you'd miss if exploring alone. Kick things off with a traditional Taiwanese breakfast to fuel up, then cycle through the city’s historic streets. Along the way, pass by bustling markets, traditional architecture, historic temples, and more. As you pedal, listen to your guide's fun and insightful facts about Taipei’s culture and history.

Spend a morning or afternoon exploring Taipei’s urban and historic highlights on this half-day sightseeing tour. Your savvy guide escorts you to key attractions such as Chiang Kai Shek Memorial Hall, Martyrs's Shrine, and the National Palace Museum. Hear interesting commentary as you wind through vibrant neighborhoods and see examples of Ming Dynasty architecture.

Taipei is renowned for its delicious variety of street food and regional specialties. On this private walking tour, explore the atmospheric Zhongzheng District, visit Dongmen Market, and sample a wide selection of Taiwanese dishes, with your guide on hand to explain the ingredients and translate any food preferences.

Enjoy a hassle-free arrival in Taipei with this private transfer service. When you arrive at Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport, you’ll be provided with comfortable and efficient transport to your accommodation in downtown Taipei. Relax on the journey by private vehicle — it’s a stress-free way to start your vacation or business trip.

Discover the dynamic city of Taipei on a tailored private tour that unveils its iconic landmarks and hidden treasures. With flexible departure times, convene with your guide at a central meeting point before embarking on a journey that caters to your interests. While classic attractions such as the Chiang Kai-Shek Memorial Hall are on the itinerary, the tour also ventures into lesser-known corners, including serene parks, vibrant markets, and charming temples. Along the way, immerse yourself in the authentic flavors of Taiwanese bubble tea, a cultural staple. Prior to the tour, connect with your guide to ensure a personalized experience tailored to your preferences. This immersive exploration allows you to see Taipei through the eyes of a local, uncovering its hidden gems beyond the typical tourist circuit.

This tip-based walking tour uncovers the essence of Taiwanese culture at Taipei's ancient Longshan Temple, a 300-year-old treasure nestled in the heart of the city's oldest district. Dive deep into the beginning of Taipei, the true Taiwanese way of life, the captivating tales of our folk gods, and their role in shaping the lives of Taiwanese believers. Dive into the rich fabric of Taiwanese culture and history. Discover how our ancestors thrived in Taiwan and how they treated illnesses without doctors. Our guide will show you how to throw 'moonstones' and interpret messages from the heavens. Get your fortune read and learn about the temple's long history and the traditions of Buddhism and Taoism that have made it a beloved place for centuries. Please note the tip to the tour guide is not included in the booking fee.

This Food tour of Taipei introduces your palate to local Taiwanese food at the Ningxia Night Market. The traditional market, located in one of the oldest parts of Taipei, offers a delectable array of ‘shiao chi,’ or little eats. Stroll among the food stalls for tasty foods such as Oyster omelet, Taro balls... accompanied by shrimp soup. Your guide helps you get acquainted with this authentic market and experience Taipei as the locals do.

Taipei is renowned for its futuristic skyscrapers and modern shopping malls, but few visitors get to discover the natural wonders just outside the city. This tour visits the beautiful Thousand Island Lake and includes a tour of the Pinglin Tea Museum and the Bagua Tea Garden.

Three days and two nights join-in trip from Taipei! Visit the places places in Taiwan that are most likely to become world heritage sites - Alishan Recreation Park and wander among the trails. Travelers who get up early are rewarded with beautiful scenery! Take the Zhushan Line Sunrise Train to enjoy the most beautiful sunrise On the second day, it's time to go to Nantou Sun Moon Lake, the largest semi-natural lake in Taiwan. Take a sightseeing yacht and cable car to enjoy the beautiful scenery of Sun Moon Lake from different angles On the third day, we will return to downtown Taichung and visit various classic attractions from Audit Village to Gaomei Wetland.

This one-day Taipei city tour takes you through the city’s most distinctive historical and cultural landmarks with a professional tour guide. Explore the grandeur of Taipei 101, the fascinating treasures of the National Palace Museum, and the iconic Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall. Step back in time at Four Four South Village, where traditional low-rise houses and narrow streets evoke Taipei’s nostalgic charm. Don't forget to capture the city’s unique cultural landscapes with your camera, immerse yourself in each site’s history and character, and create unforgettable memories along the way.

Visit some of Taipei’s key attractions—but also discover its lesser-known corners—on this introductory private tour. Pick between several convenient departure times, and meet your local host at a central location. Look forward to seeing famous Taipei landmarks such as Chiang-Kai Shek Memorial Hall. However, you’ll also step off the tourist trail and will visit a local temple, bustling markets, and a tranquil park—and will get to try authentic Taiwanese bubble tea, too.

Visit the numerous temples, shrines, hot springs, and national parks of Taiwan on this 5-day tour around the entire island. Leave bustling Taipei behind for the remote beaches and rocky coastal scenery of Sun Moon Lake, Kenting National Park, and the East Coast National Scenic Area. Your guide provides insightful commentary on sites such as Fo Guang Shan Monastery, Wenwu Temple, and Tse-En Pagoda.

Check off two of Taiwan’s most impressive natural attractions in just one day—and enjoy a more personalized sightseeing experience—on this small-group, full-day tour from Taipei. With round-trip transit from the Taipei Main Station included, enjoy an easier way to explore beyond city limits. Head first to Yangmingshan National Park, known for its volcanic scenery and floral attractions such as the Flower Clock, and then explore the sights of the Beitou Thermal Valley.

It isn’t a trip to Taipei without a night market visit. This private tour makes it easier than ever to follow in locals’ footsteps and navigate through the bustling, vibrant Shilin Night Market. Meet your guide and head to its must-see highlights, and learn more about Taiwanese culture and cuisine as you go. You can try snacks that catch your fancy, from pineapple cake and grilled octopus to mango shaved ice and beyond (food at your own expense).

Longshan Temple is a well known temple in Taiwan, which was built in 1738, and it was listed as Grade 2 historical site. At here, people can join different kinds of traditional activities in every year like the Lantern Festival (Feb.), Buddha's Birthday (Apr.), the Ullambana Festival (Jul.). People not only visit the art of architecture, but also experience folk culture. [Itinerary] 10 a.m session: Longshan Temple professional tour, Bopiliao Historic Block & Herb Lane. 07 p.m session: Longshan Temple professional tour and Huaxi Street Tourist Night Market. - Meet at MRT Longshan Temple Station Visitor Information Service Center (near Exit 1) -Order Information- ．The tour duration will be adjusted due to traffic jam or weather. ．This tour includes a lot of walking, please measure your physical condition.

Are you hoping to sample Taiwan’s local wine, whisky, and beer? This join-in day tour is made just for you! Many visitors don’t know that whisky is actually one of the best-selling spirits in Taiwan. The climate of Yilan is a perfect factor for having our very own whisky brand that locals take great pride in. Beer lovers will be pleasantly surprised, too. From fruity flavors like lemon and peach to brews infused with local spices such as makao (a Taiwanese black pepper), Jim & Dad’s Brewing Company offers creations that could impress you with a taste. Last but not least, Shenkeng Old Street may be famous for its stinky tofu, but there’s plenty more to discover beyond tofu—come explore its hidden charms!

Travel to Shifen in New Taipei City to experience the town’s two most notable attractions. First, visit Shifen Waterfall, the broadest waterfall in Taiwan known as “Little Niagara.” Then head into town to explore the Old Street, a bustling hub centered around the railroad tracks that were so important to Shifen’s coal mining history. Shop, release a sky lantern, and enjoy a few street snacks.