Things to do in New Taipei City

Highly professional and the view is stunning. Cafes and shops at observation deck. Lined moves quickly and didnt feel crowded.

Fantastic museum that is absolutely of imperial and ancient relics and artistic masterpieces, must see! The famous Jadeite Cabbage was surprisingly bigger than I expected.

Very unique place to visit. The stones are beautiful and looks like all kinds of shapes limited only by your imagination.

Booking online was smooth and easy. Compared to 7 years ago, Taipei 101 has added nice indoor photo areas, making it more fun than just looking at the view! However, my 6-year-old son had to pay full price because he is taller than average, which felt a bit pricey. Overall, a good experience with nice upgrades!

You can book and use it the same day. Very easy to use, just present and they will assist you to generate physical ticket to gondola. For taipei zoo, they will just screen your qr code and no need to fall in line to the regular tix lane.

Such a wonderful and affordable attraction for families with young children! 🐼🦒❤️Taipei Zoo is huge, with so many different animals to see and explore! The admission fee is incredibly reasonable, making it a great place for families to spend a few hours without breaking the bank.It’s definitely worth setting aside enough time to explore, especially when visiting with little ones, as there’s quite a bit of walking involved.Highly recommended for families travelling to Taipei with kids! 😊

Jiufen Old Street was one of the places I really enjoyed exploring during my Taiwan trip. There's something special about this little mountain town, from its narrow winding alleys and traditional teahouses to the beautiful red lanterns hanging above the streets.I personally loved wandering around, trying different Taiwanese snacks, browsing the little souvenir shops and stopping whenever I spotted a beautiful photo opportunity. The iconic A-Mei Tea House is definitely one of the highlights, especially when the lanterns light up.One thing I would recommend is visiting in the late afternoon and staying until evening. The atmosphere becomes even more magical when the lanterns glow against the mountain backdrop.It can get quite crowded, especially along the main street, but I still think Jiufen is worth experiencing at least once. For me, it's not just about sightseeing, but enjoying the nostalgic charm of old Taiwan.

On the last day of the Tulip Flower Show at Shilin Official Residence, I visited the garden to admire the tulips of this spring. Fortunately, the tulips were still in full bloom, and I saw many new varieties of flowers, all vying for attention and creating a breathtaking spectacle.

This is a very unique museum with lots of collections here. You can definitely spend the whole afternoon here to observe all the minute creatures!

A museum in a very beautiful location and a building with a story. Carefully tells the story of the small island's vicissitudes of life, flowers, birds, fish and insects. Whether it is children or adults, coming here is a good experience. Outside is the 228 Memorial Park, which is rich in greenery and full of fun.