This Is Where Paradise Begins

TOURIST ATTRACTIONS:

TAIPEI
Raohe Street Night Market - One of the oldest night markets in Taipei, the Raohe Street Night Market is a must visit destination! The epitome of a traditional Taiwanese night market, this 600 metre path along Raohe Street in Songshan District is packed with fun and interesting night foods and snacks, quaint shops and stalls, and carnival games with prizes.

Taipei 101 Shopping Mall - Taipei 101 is the tallest building in the world, with a mega five-story shopping mall and occupying seven floors of the Financial Centre is the Taiwan stock exchange. You can also take the quick lift to 89th floor observatory (by own expenses)

Chiufen - A place where you get a chance to taste the local snacks and foods of Taiwan such as Taro and Sweet Potato Ball etc.

Shihfen Old Street - Although the Shihfen Old Street does not necessarily attract tourists due to its traditional architecture, it does boast the unique attribute of serving as the only old street in Taiwan, which trains pass through on a daily basis. As they happily enjoy delicious home-cooked noodles, visitors can enjoy the sight of trains passing along the unfenced railway gates.

CHIAYI / NANTOU
Sun Moon Lake - is Taiwan’s largest freshwater lake, located in a basin surrounded by peaks. Its beauty has given rise to such names as “Pearl in the Mountains,” “Honeymoon Lake,” and “Lovers’ Lake.” It has also been called the “Heart of Taiwan,” not for romantic reasons, but for its role as a major hydropower generator.

Wenwu Temple - This monumental temple, built in China’s Northern Dynasty style and is a famous temple that sits on the surrounding Sun Moon Lake which is one of the popular tourist destinations in Taiwan.

Alishan National Forest Recreation Area - one of only three mountain railways in the world. Apart from the scenic train trip, it’s known for its beautiful forests, cloud formations, sunrise views etc.

TAICHUNG
Yizhong Street Business District - is like one big kitchen. Yizhong Street provides a great variety of local Taiwanese delicacies such as Oyster Omelet, Bubble Tea, Stinky To-fu, etc. With much more than just food stalls and school buildings, it also features a wide range of fashion clothing, accessories and gadgets at affordable prices for students too.

FengJia Night Market - Due to nearby famous university, therefore lots of modern fashion, snacks, and etc you can find here.