one day tour

Taipei Zoo. The Taipei Zoo—often called the Muzha Zoo—is located in the Wenshan District, right near National Chengchi University. It opened its doors back on October 31, 1986. The whole place stretches across 165 hectares, and the cool part is how the layout blends perfectly with the natural landscape to protect the environment and wildlife. There’s a ton to see here! The exhibition zones include the Formosan Animal Area, Children's Zoo, Tropical Rainforest, African Animal

NATIONAL PALACE MUSEUM. The National Palace Museum’s collection ended up in Taiwan by a twist of fate, and today, it’s a huge part of the island’s rich, diverse culture. Looking back at history, these treasures carry thousands of years of Chinese cultural heritage, taking on the grand mission of preserving and passing down this incredible legacy. The treasures housed here are world-famous cultural assets. Moving from private imperial collections to being owned by the public

Nose Point Park. &(TRAIL) Northeast Coast’s "Mini Great Wall"—Where the Ocean Meets the Sky Picture this: rolling green hills, a winding wooden trail, clear blue skies, and the endless ocean all coming together like a painting. That’s Bitou Cape Trail for you! It’s become one of Northern Taiwan’s hottest check-in spots. Honestly, as long as you’ve got a little stamina and patience to make it to the top, you’re guaranteed to get some amazing, Insta-worthy shots from every ang

Yangmingshan National Park. Yangmingshan National Park is situated adjacent to the Taipei metropolitan area. Centered around the Datun Volcano Group, the park covers an area of approximately 11,338 hectares and is managed by the Yangmingshan National Park Administration under the National Parks Administration, Ministry of the Interior. The park features cone-shaped and bell-shaped volcanic bodies, crater lakes, sulfur vents, geothermal activity, and hot springs formed by vo

Confucius Temple Right on the bustling Dalong Street in the Datong District, away from the roaring crowds, sits the Taipei Confucius Temple. It’s located right at the historic cultural heart of Dalongdong, standing side-by-side with the neighboring Baoan Temple. Together, they’ve been keeping the history and memory of this area alive for generations. The temple we see today actually has an amazing backstory of people fighting to save their heritage. Back in the late Qing Dyna

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