Ultimate Taipei Sightseeing Tour

The Lungshan (Longshan) Temple is a favourite amongst tourists. The intricate architecture as well as the cultural significance of this temple - worshipping both Buddhist and Taoist deities - attracts visitors and locals alike.

The National Chiang Kai Shek Memorial Hall celebrates one of Taiwan's most prolific founding fathers. Not only can you learn more about Taiwanese history here, it is also one of Taiwan's most iconic landmarks.

The Taipei 101 is one of Taiwan's most iconic buildings. It is one of the world's tallest skyscrapers. Going up to the observatory deck would give you a beautiful view of the city. Or if you're not a fan of heights, there is plenty to eat and shop within Taipei 101 itself.

National Palace Museum has a permanent colleciton fo nearly 700,000 pieces of ancient Chinese imperial artifacts and artworks, the largest of its type in the world.

The Baoan Temple (sometimes known as the Taipei Baoan Temple) is a temple of Taiwanese folk religion. It gives interesting insight into Taiwanese culture and history. A must to visit for a place of intricate architecture and spirituality.