There is no shortage of cool things to do in Taipei. In fact, there's quite a tall list, beginning with Taipei 101, which was the tallest building in the world until 2010. The Adventure Kayak Club offers sea, lake and river canoing for individuals and families regularly around the island. My Island is open 24 hours and the admission price includes a swim in the heated pool, some time in the sauna rooms or a massage by the pumps in the acupressure room. Fu Lung, a short train trip north of Taipei, has one of the most popular beaches in northeastern Taiwan. Hell Valley is famous for its "special" sulfur scent. In the early 20th century, sulfur mining was the key to Peitou's booming economy. Nowadays, it's a nature reserve where you can see natural hotsprings. Temple Street Night Market is famed for its nightly eating frenzy. Packed full of food stalls, the market has many popular items, including tempura, peanut butter ice sorbet and tang yuan - chewy rice balls filled with sweet sesame seed paste floating in sweet soup. You can't top Taipei 101 but you can fill your stay in Taipei with a long list of cool things to do.
89F, No. 7, Hsin Yi Rd. Sec. 5
101 Financial Center
World's Tallest Building...
23 Section 1 Peihsin Road
Kayaking and Boating on Rivers, Lakes and the Sea...
31, Lane 505, Zhong Shan North Road, Section 5
Aquafied Stress Reduction...
Fu Lung
Most popular beach near Taipei...
Chung San Road
Beautiful Natural Hot Spring Area...
Ren San Road and Ai Si Road
Bustling Night Market by a Temple...
55 Guandu Lu
A Place to Hike or Sit...
No. 5 Neihu Road
Large recreation park in northern Taipei...
Lane 219, Dahu Shanzhuang Street
Want to do some farming?...
Fude Street
Rendezvous With Nature...