Dalongdong Bao'an Temple, founded in 1742, is not only one of Taiwan's most significant ancient temples but also the first temple in Taiwan to be recognized by UNESCO with an Asia-Pacific Heritage Award for Culture Heritage Conservation for its outstanding restoration work. Known for its classic and serene atmosphere, this temple offers a unique glimpse into the daily religious practices of the Taiwanese people. There is no specific dress code, so you are welcome to explore and experience the local culture at your own pace.

To see the most iconic attraction in Taiwan lit up at night.

While Taipei's night markets are famous, the city's true culinary soul lies in its local eateries—the small street stalls, casual diners, and restaurants favored by locals. These spots offer an authentic taste of daily Taiwanese life and a wider variety of regional specialties.

This iconic skyscraper, once the world's tallest building, is famous for its unique bamboo-shaped architecture. You'll get a spectacular view of this landmark from a distance, capturing its full grandeur. p.s. Instead of visiting Elephant Mountain, you can purchase tickets on-site to go up to the 89th-floor observatory for a panoramic view of the city.

When it comes to getting the best view of Taipei 101, standing right underneath it or on its observation deck isn't always the ideal choice. For a truly spectacular perspective, the Elephant Mountain trail is highly recommended. Please be aware that the hike involves a 30-40 minute climb with many stairs. If you prefer to avoid the climb, you have the option of visiting the Taipei 101 observation deck instead (at your own expense).