Taipei Map, Taiwan

Taipei Sightseeing

Taipei 101 -Known as the Taipei International Financial Center and located in the Xinyi District, this towering edifice is the world’s tallest completed building. Boarding the fast elevators, visitors can only be amazed at the city’s breathtaking sight. This immense skyscraper accommodates several high end stores and cafes, an observatory, a supermarket and a bookstore owing to the largest English books selection.  read more

Taipei History

The Japanese took possession of Taiwan in 1895 after the Sino-Japanese war and made Taipei, which was called “Taihoku” in Japanese, the central administrative headquarters. The city continued to develop and evolve even as the city walls were demolished. Taipei continued to be the core of Japanese colonial administrative and economic system. At that time, Japanese influences were evidently seen in sectors of... read more

Taipei Nightlife

Jr. Caffe and Roxy 99 -These are low-key but popular clubs among college students of Taipei’s National University. Anyone is welcomed to hang out and strike up a friendly conversation until the night’s end in these places. read more

Taipei Travel Guide

If you are already in China, you should probably check out the flight schedule of Songshan Airport, Taipei’s domestic airport, which has connections with Xiamen, Shantou and other cities from the island and the mainland. You can get from the airport to the city centre either by bus, by rail or by taxi. Some buses head straight to the city centre, but others, although slightly cheaper, make several stops along the way... read more