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Taipei is one of those underrated cities overshadowed by much larger and more powerful neighbours nearby. That is starting to change as visitors discover the city's great value for money and interesting food offering.

Fujian settlers came in the early 18th century to develop trading centres here for tea and camphor. During the Japanese colonial period, the city plan was laid out and there were grand public buildings, parks, and railways. The city remains quite gritty but is rejuvenating its older buildings bit by bit, although it is still not as congested or busy as other nearby big cities such as Hong Kong and Shanghai.

For visitors, refer to : Your Guide to an Extraordinary Taipei

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Si Si Nan Village

Nanmen Market
After Reconstruction

Eating Out - Middle Class Edition

Rongjin Gorgeous Time

Jiantanshan Hike

Presidential Office Open Day

Eating Out - High Class Edition

Xiangshan

Lehua Night Market

Markets

Ningxia Night Market

Tonghua Night Market

Raohe Street Night Market

Shilin Night Market

Nanmen Market
Before Reconstruction

Shida & Gongguan Night Markets
Yongkang Street

Exploring the City

National Palace Museum

Treasure Hill

Da'an District

Tamsui


Xinyi District

Taipei 101 Observation Deck

Above Xinyi


Datong District
Dihua Street

Chiang Kai-Shek Memorial Hall

Modern Zhongzheng District

Hsimending

Banqiao

Lantern Festival 2011

Lantern Festival 2008

Maokong Gondola

Public Transport

The New MRT Circular Line

Taoyuan Airport

Songshan Airport

Transport


Outside the City

Yilan County
Jimmy Liao's Street Art


Yilan County
Yilan Distillery


Yilan County
Lanyang Museum


Yilan County
Toucheng


Yilan County
Luodong


Sanxia & Yingge

Yilan County
Dongao

Shenkang

Jiufen