Taipei 101 to Taipei Bus Station is a quick cross-city hop: the MRT is the simplest, buses are cheapest, and taxis are fastest door-to-door if you’re carrying luggage. (more…)
Taipei 101 and Taipei Main Station are directly connected by Taipei MRT’s Red Line, making this one of the easiest city transfers in Taipei; below are the fastest, cheapest, and most convenient ways to do it, plus booking tips and…
Flying from Taipei to the Penghu Islands is by far the fastest way to reach this offshore paradise, but slower ferry routes via Chiayi or Kaohsiung offer a more scenic, budget-friendly journey if you have extra time and want to…
Traveling from Taipei Taoyuan Airport to Ximending is straightforward, with the Taoyuan Airport MRT, the Kuo-Kuang 1819 airport bus, metered taxis, and private transfers all offering easy access into central Taipei. For most travelers, the best choice is the Airport…
Travelling from Taipei to Taroko Gorge usually means first reaching Hualien or Xincheng (Taroko) by train or bus, then continuing by shuttle or tour to Taroko National Park Visitor Center — and, as of late 2025, checking up-to-date park and…
Riding from Taipei to Hualien is one of Taiwan’s most scenic journeys, where forested mountains meet the Pacific coast; your ideal route depends on whether you value speed, flexibility, or comfort the most. (more…)
A practical, cruise-friendly guide to get from Taipei Taoyuan International Airport (TPE) to the Keelung Cruise Terminal (Keelung Port W2/W3 area), with 4 reliable routes and booking links. (more…)
Taipei to Kaohsiung is one of the easiest long-distance trips in Taiwan: THSR high-speed rail is the fastest and most convenient, TRA conventional rail offers downtown-to-downtown flexibility, and intercity buses are the cheapest for budget travelers. (more…)
Getting from Taipei to Sun Moon Lake is easy once you decide whether you prefer a direct bus, a fast high-speed rail combo, or a fully guided day tour from the city. (more…)
Green Island (Lüdao) looks far from Taipei on the map, but in practice you just chain together a flight or train to Taitung plus a short ferry or tiny island-hop flight to reach its reefs, hot springs, and starry skies.…