@@Nomu__ Living in Ximen in an AirBnB, there are many nice places to eat, from Raohe to Shilin Market, also Danshui or Xinyi or Da'an. Last time I walked 238 Kilometers within 4 weeks Jiufen is on my list, also a 3-day trip to Hualien including Taroko.
they never will. their military is quite literally incapable, not mention the backing of the United States, 中國台灣 (Taiwan, "China") has. A lot of what people think about China in the sense of their power and technological advances are incredibly untrue. The CCP just wants to look big and bad. China is a developing country outside of Tier 1 cities and has never invented ANYTHING. just stolen and reversed engineered. Considering they only have about 500 nukes, of which were given to them by SOVIET russia decades ago, and it took them 5 years to be able to make the ballpoint of a pen, it will only be an embarrassment so long as the US is supplying Taiwan with weapons. That does not mean China isn't a beautiful country with beautiful people however. Its just a shame the CCP claims land that isn't theirs, promoting some "long term invasion" and has no idea how to solve issues without just throwing money at the problem, hoping it works or by simply murdering people. Thanks for coming to my TED Talk.
Taipei is a great city. Been there several times. Digital Plaza is great if you like tech deals, night markets are phenomenal for good comfort food. Barcode is a nice bar. Brown Sugar closed but was a great bar as well. MRT has underground shopping and you can find some good deals. My in laws live there. I try and stay for at least 3 weeks to a month when I go there.
Please don't come from march to may you'll only see MUCH RAIN 24/7, it says it rains in summer is mostly due to typhoon, whether or not it rains nonetheless
Things to know before you come to Taiwan to work, and live, and start a family: you'll never be accepted as a Taiwanese person, and it's impossible to apply for Citizenship no matter how long you stay. It's super democratic ^^ 😅😅
One question about 0+7 self initiative quarantine.. i know they allowed couple traveler to book in the same room.. what about 1 traveler visiting his or her partner in taiwan are they allow to book together?
Hi Ron and everyone, just wondering if anyone knows the latest details on this? Me and my wife are wanting to visit Taipei at the end of June and will arrive and leave together. Is it confirmed that we can stay in the same hotel room? We are looking to visit for 3 days before moving to Hong Kong... is it possible to go and eat and enjoy everything as normal even though we need to stay in a particular hotel for up to 7 days?
Pleasant! You may want to take a jacket though, the outdoor attractions can get a little chilly but it is a good time to visit and much quieter than the summer!
Hi I’m going to Taiwan for One person for 15 days for FOOD TRANSPORTATION A FEW MUSEUMS AND A FEW GIFTS >>NOT INCLUDING HOTEL AND AIRFARE THATS PAID FOR WOULD $37,000 NTD BE ENOUGH SPENDING MONEY ? ESPECIALLY if I eat like a local and NOT too expensive restaurant Thanks Leaving on May 10th
Yes that would be doable! You can easily spend $50 or less on food a day and stick to the public transportation and street food to save money too! Have a great time!
@@CreativeTravelGuide hey I’m actually in Taiwan right now 😂👍Having a great time in Kaohsiung now however I think it’s expensive here 😂😂$10 dollar water 😂😂😂 or more how about $2.00 dollar instead 🤷🏼♀️ Leaving Monday for Taipei to finish out my trip for 7 days there Thanks
@azraeljo6862😂😂😂Better late than never already went in May 2023 I ABSOLUTELY LOVE IT THERE I would love to move there but it’s extremely hard to especially if I’m retired no retirement visa 😢 My only way in maybe say I’ll go to class to learn Mandarin and that’s a 50/50 Chance 🙄 However I did find everything to be expensive but well worth it🌻🌻
Thanks for your feedback! We try to share an average price for those looking to stay in a good location in the city centre but yes, there are lots of budget/hostel options in the city too!
Avoid the airport (but change a small amount if you need some to travel to your accommodation). But then use the banks, hotels or exchanges in the shopping malls.
@@seaquest2681 Depends on what you do. For street foods and small snack shops, maybe USD$20 per day. As a rule of thumb, just budget what you normally spent per day in your own country, and you will then get pleasantly surprise when you ended up spending less in Taipei.
@@jag250hp my travelling brother, when I see america escalating things by sending diplomats and china responding with fighter jets near the boarder, i want no part
LoL even before Nancy went on a trip China breached the Taiwanese airspace pretty much daily for a year straight to display soft power. They need TSMC too much but they hoped that the west would let it go like Hong Kong since our finances aren't in order. I'm visiting Taiwan this spring :)
