My First Impressions of the City and Things to Do in Taipei, Taiwan
The Daily Guardian
|April 07, 2025
Seeking thrill and adventure? Planning a not-so-crowded but a hidden gem kind of getaway? Looking for a culture-rich destination? Taiwan, one of the most underrated Asian countries is awaiting you.
A little away from the downtown, the scenery of Taiwanese cities is breathtaking, everywhere. And as I explored further, what really took me by surprise were their highly rewarding and immersive cultural experiences, ethnically slow-living regions and nature-focused activities.
Until I visited Taiwan, I had no idea that this island nation had a lot to offer, something interesting for everyone. And if you love Boba Tea (like I do), travelling to its motherland and indulging in loads of it is undoubtedly one of the best trips that you can gift yourself.
A customary shot of me drinking Boba tea was mandatory for my travel brag.
As my flight started making a descent to the Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport, the vistas unfolding below called for my undivided attention. There was a familiar feeling of excitement and nervousness. I couldn't wait to unravel the mystique and obscure beauty of Taiwan.
Off the coast of southeastern China, Taiwan is an island, located in the western Pacific Ocean, and is officially called the Republic of China (ROC), (not to be confused with the People's Republic of China). To know about Taiwan, spending a few days in Taipei was one of the highlights of my trip.
I prefer to gather my first impressions of a new country by observing the culture and attitude of the people of its capital city. I travelled with no preconceived notion and learned from the locals, about its tumultuous history, the culture, the currency, the food, the economy and the festivals in this part of the world, on-the-go.
Honestly, there are several reasons why I chose Taipei as my first destination in Taiwan. Besides being the capital city and in other regions of Taiwan, but the capital city exudes an unmissable vibe. It is a city that can never leave you unimpressed.
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