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Taipei
Taipei is a captivating city, a blend of modernity and tradition, vitality and culture. After dark, the city comes alive with a unique charm—popular night markets like Raohe Street Night Market, Ningxia Night Market, and Shilin Night Market burst into life, lining the streets with vibrant lights and fragrant aromas. From crispy fried chicken and stinky tofu to beef noodles and bubble tea, the dazzling array of classic Taiwanese snacks is unforgettable and a must-try for food lovers.
Beyond the night market fare, ascending the Taipei 101 Observation Deck is a fantastic way to experience Taipei's scenery. Take the world's fastest elevator directly to the 89th-floor indoor observation deck or the 91st-floor outdoor area for breathtaking 360-degree views: by day, gaze out over the Datun Mountains and the Tamsui River, and at night, gaze down upon the vibrant cityscape of lights and traffic. It's the ultimate vantage point from which to experience Taipei's urban charm.
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Top things to do in Taipei
Taipei 101 Observatory Ticket
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National Palace Museum Ticket in Taipei
Yehliu Geopark, Jiufen, Shifen, and Golden Waterfall Day Tour
Taipei Children's Amusement Park Ticket
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i-Ride Taipei Flying Cinema Experience Center Ticket
Taipei XR Immersive Players | The Lost Pharaoh Khufu Pyramid VR Immersive Experience | Songshan Cultural and Creative Park
Top attractions in Taipei
Taipei 101
Ximending
Beitou District
Yangmingshan National Park
National Palace Museum
Taipei Zoo
Taipei Main Station
Raohe Street Night Market
Dihua Street
Beitou Hot Spring Museum
Shilin Night Market
Taipei Children's Amusement Park
Transport in Taipei
Taiwan High Speed Rail Ticket for non-Taiwanese
Taipei Metro (MRT) Unlimited Travel Pass
Shared City Transfers Between Taipei and Yilan / Jiaoxi / Luodong by Kamalan
THSR Pass (Flexible 2-Day Pass/3-Day Pass)
Taipei Departure: Taipei Car Rental with Driver - Customized itinerary
Taipei Departure: New Taipei Car Rental with Driver to Jiufen/Shifen/Pingxi/Yehliu/Northern coast
Taipei - Jiufen Old Street Bus Ticket | Taipei Bus
Taipei - Taichung Bus Ticket (by Ubus)
Taoyuan Airport (TPE) Kuo-Kuang Round Trip Bus Tickets in Taipei
[Taiwan PASS] High Speed Rail + MRT + Taiwan Tourist Shuttle
Hotels in Taipei
Taipei travel guide
Reviews of Taipei activities
Taipei at a glance
When is the busiest time for Taipei activities?
Book earlier for peak months
Demand peaks in April (around 45% above a typical month), while August is much quieter (about 40% below a typical month); travellers from the Philippines should book early for April and expect easier availability and fewer crowds in August. Based on Klook historical booking data.
When is Taipei cheapest?
Find months that fit your budget. Prices in USD.
Activities are typically cheapest in June (~USD 11), roughly 45% below the priciest month in July (~USD 20); this low-price June also falls during the quieter season, so you may find both lower prices and easier availability. Based on Klook booking data, July 2025 – June 2026.
How far ahead should you book?
Plan ahead so you don’t miss out
Most travellers from the Philippines book about 2 days ahead, with early planners at about 10 days; this short lead time means be ready to book earlier around the April peak to secure popular activities. Based on Klook booking data, February 2026 – July 2026.
Quick facts about Taipei
Local weather
℉℃Time zone
GMT +08:00
No time difference
Currency
New Taiwan Dollar
1EUR = 36.74TWD
Official languages
Chinese (TW)
Best time to visit
MAR
Jiufen Lantern Festival
AUG
Taipei Riverside Music Festival
Recommended trip duration
3 days
Flight time
2 hours
When departing from Manila
What to know before visiting Taipei
Taipei at a glance: lively food, culture and short excursions
Taipei’s busiest experiences on Klook are events and shows, guided tours and massages, with museums and observation decks also popular—so the city year cycles between cultural outings and short leisure treats. Demand peaks in April and drops in August, giving the year a clear high point in spring and a quieter late-summer lull.
Best times to visit and how prices move
Klook booking data show April is the peak month for demand, while August and the autumn months see much lighter demand. Prices drift down through the year from mid-summer into the following spring: past bookings show July as one of the priciest months on average, while June was typically among the cheapest in the price series. If you want lower prices and smaller crowds, aim for August or the quieter autumn months; if you prefer peak-season atmosphere and lots of events, plan for April. Demand and prices do not move perfectly together here—April is very busy but the highest prices were recorded in July—so pick the month that matches whether atmosphere or cost matters more to you.
Tips for travellers from the Philippines
Most travellers from the Philippines who booked Taipei experiences on Klook typically reserved them about two days ahead, so there’s room for flexibility and spontaneous plans. If you’ll travel in April (the busiest month), consider locking in popular experiences a bit earlier—around ten days ahead—while in quieter months you can usually decide closer to your trip. Use Klook to compare availability and book when you see the time and price that suit you.
FAQs about Taipei
When is the best time to visit Taipei?
When is the best time to visit Taipei?
The best time is in April — Klook bookings peak in April. Demand rises through spring, so attractions and events are busiest then.
When is the cheapest time to visit Taipei?
When is the cheapest time to visit Taipei?
The cheapest time is June — recent Klook booking data shows activity prices typically lowest in June. Demand falls to a trough around August and stays lower through October, so you’ll generally find quieter, more budget-friendly options then.
How far ahead should I book activities in Taipei if I’m travelling from the Philippines?
How far ahead should I book activities in Taipei if I’m travelling from the Philippines?
Book around 2 days in advance for most activities, with earlier planning (about 10 days) if you want to secure popular options. Klook’s booking patterns show many travellers book close to travel, but top experiences may need more lead time.
How much do activities in Taipei typically cost?
How much do activities in Taipei typically cost?
In recent Klook booking data, activities averaged around USD 15. Popular categories vary — events and shows cluster near USD 10–27, while tours and massages trend higher in the USD 20–50 range.
What is Taipei best known for on Klook?
What is Taipei best known for on Klook?
Taipei’s top bookings are Events & shows, followed by Tours, Massages, Observation decks and Museums — these categories see the highest booking volumes on Klook. That mix makes the city popular for performances, sightseeing tours and wellness experiences.
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Top attractions in Taipei
- 1 Taipei 101
- 2 Ximending
- 3 Beitou District
- 4 Yangmingshan National Park
- 5 National Palace Museum
- 6 Taipei Zoo
- 7 Taipei Main Station
- 8 Raohe Street Night Market
- 9 Dihua Street
- 10 Beitou Hot Spring Museum
- 11 Shilin Night Market
- 12 Taipei Children's Amusement Park
- 13 Taipei Dome
- 14 Xinyi District
- 15 National Taiwan Democracy Memorial Hall
- 16 Ningxia Night Market
- 17 Songshan Cultural and Creative Park No 1. Warehouse
- 18 Nangang Exhibition Hall
- 19 Daan Forest Park
- 20 Taipei Arena