Day 1: Visit Taipei City
You can explore the Taiwanese capital, Taipei, which is a modern and world-renowned city, as well as its ancient monuments. It is a city rich in skyscrapers, religious temples, and important museums such as the National Palace Museum. And don’t miss out on enjoying some of the culinary offerings in Taye.
Day 2: Visit Taroko National Park in Hualien County
Explore Taroko National Park, one of Taiwan’s scenic natural wonders. Walk the Payang Waterfall Trail and pass through the massive white marble walls, which stand in stunning contrast with the icy blue waters below, and explore the Shrine of Eternal Spring on top of the waterfall slope, which has a unique architectural style.
Day 3: Chichang visit Taitung City
Explore the rice fields with a bike tour, enjoy a peaceful ride amidst the plantations and the refreshing scent of blooming lotus flowers and fresh grass. Also enjoy the nightly shows, featuring local folk bands and karaoke.
Fourth day: Visit Tainan City
On the fourth day, you can visit Anping Castle overlooking the bay, the famous Temple of Confucius and Tin Hau Temple, Chikan Tower, as well as the pedestrian-only Shennong Street filled with small shops and cafes.
Day 5: Return to Taipei
Enjoy the view from Taipei 101, one of the tallest skyscrapers in the world, then sip bubble tea and traditional pots, such as dried mangoes and dried squid that fill the streets, shop from the many active night markets, and prepare to head home.
How much does tourism cost in Taiwan?
To spend an ideal holiday in Taiwan, you need to know the average prices for various tourist services and activities in Taiwan, here are the most important ones:
.The average cost of a trip to Taiwan for two people for one week is approximately NT$40,875.
.The average price of a hotel in Taiwan for a couple is around 3,620 Taiwan dollars.
.The price of accommodation in Taiwan for one person is 1,810 Taiwan dollars
.The average daily expenditure in Taiwan per capita is about 2,920 Taiwan dollars.
.The average cost of meals per day per person is approximately NTD 433.
.The cost of commuting on local transportation is about NT$292.
.Average prices for fun activities, tickets, and shows per person per day in Taiwan is NTD 432.
.The average price for tips and tricks in Taiwan is NT$166 per day.
.The expenditure on bottled water in Taiwan per day is NT$150.
Transportation in Taiwan
Taiwan has many means of public transportation that you can use easily to move between the entire island, and the most important types of public transportation that you can use during tourism in Taiwan are:
Aviation
Taipei Songshan Airport operates domestic airlines with which you can quickly travel to your desired destination.
Railways
Taiwan has many high-quality railroad tracks, and there is also the Taiwan High-Speed Railway (THSR).
long distance bus
Taipei Bus Terminal, located north of the railway station, is the city’s largest bus hub. There are many long-distance passenger transportation companies that are very popular and important in the country.
the ship
Inland transportation by ship in Taipei is one of the wonderful and fun ways within Taiwan, and there are many offers and discounts in it.
metro
The metro is the most efficient mode of transportation to get around in Taipei. There are seven lines that pass through a number of scenic spots, and it is characterized by its speed and reasonable prices.
Taipei bus
There are more than 300 bus routes in the city, you can take a bus near almost every metro station to those scenic spots.
Taxis
You can use taxis during tourism in Taiwan to travel through them to your tourist destination in the country. It is also a convenient way.
Bicycles
Taipei has about 180 bike rental stations. And riding a bike is a good way to explore the city, you can use an EasyCard to rent or pay NT$2000 as a deposit.
Maukong Cable Car
It is the main mode of transportation in the Makong area due to the narrowness of the roads, and there are 30 crystal cable cars for you to better enjoy the beautiful scenery.
Motor cycles
Motorcycles are popular in Taiwan, you can rent one with an international driving license to move around the city.
The official currency of Taiwan
The Taiwan dollar is the official currency used in Taiwan, and is denoted by the symbol (NT $), as it is denoted in the English language of business and finance by the symbol (TWD).
The Taiwan dollar is called the new Taiwan dollar, and it is divided into over 100 cents or fen, or made up of 10 jiao.
Telecommunications and the Internet in Taiwan
Taiwan has a group of the best and largest communication and Internet companies, always striving to develop and provide special offers at competitive prices. Among the most important communication companies that you can deal with during tourism in Taiwan:
.ZoomInfo.
.Compal.
.Chunghwa Telecom.
.Taiwan Mobile “Taiwan Mobile”.
.Yuanchuan Telecom.
.Foxlink
.WNC “WNC”.
.Sercomm.
.D-Link Global.
.Asia Pacific Communications Corporation.
The distance between the most popular cities in Taiwan
To enjoy exploring Taiwan and its most prominent tourist attractions, you need to know the distances between its various tourist cities. Here are the distances between the most famous tourist cities in Taiwan:
.Kaohsiung to Taipei 297 km.
.Taipei to Taiwan 282 km.
.Jincheng to Taitung City 343 km.
.Jincheng to Kaohsiung 285 km.
.Taipei to Tainan 265 km.
.Taipei to Hsinchu 65 km.
.From Taipei to Kaohsiung 296 km.
.Taipei to Bole 133 km.
.Taipei to Taichung 133 km.
Rent a car in Taiwan
One of the best ways to explore as much of the country and its natural beauty as possible is to rent a car in Taiwan. Here are the most important tips and conditions for renting a car in Taiwan:
.Make sure to book your rental car in advance to get the best rate and to guarantee availability.
.Obtain an International Driving Permit (IDP), in addition to a valid driver’s licence.
.Driving on the right side of the road in Taiwan.
.Park your car in the designated areas, as there is ample parking at the main tourist attractions.
.Never leave anything valuable in your car that you cannot afford to lose.
.Most of the major road signs are in English and landmarks are marked.
.Cars are not allowed to drive through Alishan National District.
.Use Google Maps to navigate through Taiwan.
.Speed cameras appear regularly in Taiwan.
.Driving in the countryside is not as stressful as driving in the city.
.Taiwan has zero tolerance for driving under the influence of alcohol.
The best tourist cities in Taiwan
When planning your Taiwan tour, be sure to include its most important tourist cities. Here are the 4 most important tourist cities that we advise you to visit during your tourist vacation:
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