Raohe Street Night Market Tours and Tickets

Street food stands, markets, and other eateries are all featured on this private, 3-hour walking tour of Taipei. Go off the beaten path with a foodie guide who shares knowledge of Taiwan's authentic cuisine. You'll taste specialty snacks, sweets, and fruit juices, including a visit to the Nanjichang Night Market.

Get a feel for Taipei’s vibrant nightlife and enjoy a personal way to explore on a private, evening walking tour. Begin at the Songshan Ciyou Temple, famed for its ornate roof decorations and sculptures then continue to the Raohe Night Market, where you can try traditional snacks and bubble tea. Finally, hop into a cab and head towards Taipei 101, a Taipei icon, and take away personalized recommendations from your local host.

Planning on your first trip to Taipei but don’t know where to start? Book this classic Taipei day tour to explore the city’s iconic historic landmarks and the modern tourist spots. On this tour, you will visit the world-renowned National Palace Museum that houses the largest collection of ancient Chinese artifacts in the world, where the exquisite art pieces will blow your mind; Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall, a prominent monument that symbolizes a significant period of Taiwan's history; Lungshan Temple that represents the local religious beliefs and practices; and the famous skyscraper, Taipei 101, that showcases the modern technology and globalization of the city. Of course, there are more to discover that you will just need come to find out. This guided tour unveils the past, present and future of Taipei City. With the help of your tour guide, you will learn more about each attraction that you visit during the tour, and discover the city from a different perspective.

Discover the bustling city of Taipei as it starts to come alive during this evening tour. Start at the Longshan Temple and learn about its significance; walk through the Huaxi Street night market; tantalize your tastebuds with a delicious dinner at the famous Din Tai Fung; and cap it off with a visit to Taipei 101 where you can see the skyline shimmering from the clouds. Catch the highlights of Taipei—ideal for those with limited time.

Immerse yourself in the festive ambiance of an authentic Taiwanese night market—and sample a wide range of traditional, local dishes—on this private, evening tour. Meet your guide directly at your local hotel, and set off on foot. Your destination is the locals-frequented Yansan Night Market. Over the course of several hours, you’ll meet numerous vendors, will sample up to eight different dishes, and will have the special chance to soak up its one-of-a-kind ambiance.

Discover Taipei's captivating fusion of ancient Chinese culture and cutting-edge modernity with our self-guided audio tour, allowing you to explore Taiwan's dynamic capital at your own pace. Begin at the iconic Taipei 101, the bamboo-shaped skyscraper that dominated world skylines from 2004 to 2010 and still offers breathtaking views across the basin to surrounding mountains. Wander through the incense-clouded halls of Longshan Temple where Buddhist, Taoist, and folk deities receive the prayers of devotees who have worshipped here since 1738. Explore the treasure-filled galleries of the National Palace Museum housing the world's finest collection of Chinese imperial artifacts, then lose yourself in the narrow lanes of historic Dadaocheng where tea merchants and fabric traders preserve the atmosphere of 19th-century Taipei. Discover the vibrant chaos of night markets where stinky tofu, bubble tea, and hundreds of Taiwanese delicacies fuel the city's legendary street food scene.

Take a trip down memory lane and get lost in the beauty of Taipei districts. Experience the real location of Meteor Garden. On this tour, you will be taken to some of Taiwan’s gorgeous college campuses including Tamkang University, which is primary locations of where we first met the entire cast of the sensational Taiwanese drama. Retrace the love story of Shan Cai and Dao Ming Si once more upon visiting Tamsui Old Street, Rainbow Riverside Park, and P.S. BUBU Café, the famous first date spot of the iconic TV couple.

Explore Taipei’s food scene with a local guide. Visit two of the city’s most notable markets—Dongmen Market and Raohe Street Night Market—and marvel at the sheer amount of vendors and variety in both locations. Lunch and a glass of bubble tea is included, but never fear: there is food all around available for purchase! Your guide navigates the metro trains with you, so no need to worry about getting lost.

Jiufen, a charming hillside village nestled in northeastern Taiwan, is just an hour's drive from Taipei. As night descends, Jiufen Village becomes even more enchanting. The streets are beautifully lit with striking red lanterns hanging from the rooftops, a sight you've likely seen in many travel magazines showcasing Taiwan's iconic imagery. On this Jiufen Night Tour, aside from the charming Jiufen Village, you'll also get to explore nearby must-see attractions. These include the stunning ShueiNanDong Golden Waterfall, celebrated as one of Taiwan's most photogenic waterfalls, the Gold Museum, where you can delve into Taiwan's gold mining history through its well-preserved artifacts, and the Baoshishan Lookout, offering a breathtaking view of the Bay of Two Colors, where you can savor a mesmerizing sunset. Lastly, the illuminated Remains of the 13 Levels will spark your imagination, enhancing your trip with an extra touch of wonder.

Taiwan is an undisputed foodie’s paradise, recognized by Michelin guides, Netflix series and international food blogs. But any Taiwanese person will tell you that the best way to eat in Taipei is with a local. Let our English-proficient guide take you on a tour through the food mecca of Taipei, starting at an internationally reknown coffee shop where you can sample local, Taiwanese coffee beans from Alishan. Then, taste Taiwan's famous bubble milk tea ("boba") at the island's first, original shop. No food tour would be completed without a trip to one of Taiwan's traditional night markets, so eat your heart out before returning to the island's internationally- praised metro system after ending your feast.

Make your very own Taiwanese-style pineapple cake by learning how to knead the dough and stuff the pineapple filling for a crispy and zesty pastry. In the process you'll learn about the history and culture of traditional Taiwanese cakes and pasties including the fact that in Taiwanese, "Wong Lai" (pineapple), means good luck and prosperity. Afterwards we'll explore Shilin Market, one of Taipei's traditional markets, to taste some of the city's local foods. This tour is Muslim-friendly.

Welcome to the "Taste & Tales of Taipei" tour, where we'll embark on a gastronomic and cultural adventure through the heart of Taiwan's vibrant capital! First up, we'll stroll down Yongkang Street, where the aroma of sizzling street food will tempt even the most disciplined dieters. Next stop, Chiang Kai-Shek Memorial Hall, where we'll pay homage to Taiwan's history while trying not to trip on the steps—trust us, they're majestic but tricky. Then, we'll find our zen at Longshan Temple, where you'll learn to bargain with the gods for good luck (spoiler alert: they love pineapple cakes). Feeling nostalgic? Get ready for a blast from the past at Bopiliao Historic Block, where you might just bump into a time-traveling dumpling chef! Finally, we'll wrap up at Raohe Street Night Market, where you will find Michelin-Recognized Taipei night market stalls.

This is the most classic travel route that spans the most beautiful Central Cross-Island Highway in Taiwan, and it includes all the must-visit attractions once a tour in Taiwan. Starting from Northern Taiwan to Taroko National Park, Sun Moon Lake, Alishan National Park, Taichung, then back to the north, please do not hesitate to book it soon!

Wild willow: sea erosion is lined with strange rocks, and the queen's head is the most famous landmark. Jingua Stone: In the past, the mining mountain city, the golden waterfall and the yin and yang sea have magnificent scenery. Jiufen: Shancheng Teahouse and Red Lantern Stair Street are full of nostalgic atmosphere. Ten Minutes Waterfall: Taiwan's largest curtain-type waterfall, full of water and momentum. Ten Station: Put sky lanterns next to the railway to pray for blessings, Pingxi classic experience. Keelung Miaokou Night Market: There are a lot of snacks in the area, and it is lively at night. Raohe Night Market: Pepper cakes are juxtaposed with traditional stalls, full of Taiwanese flavor.