There's just so much to do in Taipei and what I really love about it is that your day wouldn't just end when the sun goes down. There's still so much to do - especially night markets! I love visiting night markets. It is always bustling with activities with so much to see and do. I could people-watch while standing at the side of the pavements, or purchase affordably priced food to snack away. Here are the top 3 night markets or places to go at night when in Taipei! 1. ShiLin

Night markets abound in Taipei and they are absolutely must-visits when you are in Taipei. There are tons of shops that you can head into to purchase affordably-priced goods and not to forget the amazing and delicious Taiwanese street food! When talking about night markets, we definitely have to discover the biggest one - Shilin Night Market! Shilin Night Market is one of the most popular, and the largest night market in Taipei. There are street stalls, as well as an undergro

Going to a Night Market is a must when visiting Taipei, besides the large and bustling Shilin Night Market, you'll also have to visit the oldest night market in Taipei - the RaoHe Night Market. Albeit it being a smaller and cosier one, it is packed with a lot of good street food! There are some similarities in the food choices in RaoHe Night Market as the other night markets but there are some absolutely must-try street food when you are here! You may also be interested in Ta

Aside from the fact that Taiwan is not a recognised nation by the United Nations and is now known as the Republic of China, there are lots to do in Taipei, its capital. (Well, can you call it the capital if it is not technically a country country?). 1. Taipei 101 This is a super tall skyscraper and is was the world's tallest building until the Burj Khalifa overtook it in 2010. The name of the tower is suggestive of the fact that it has 101 floors above ground. Taipei 101 is a

XiMenDing is also known as the Harajuku of Taipei. Reason being, XiMenDing used to be the recreation district during its Japanese colonisation days. The streets here have one of the most eclectic mix of fashion, restaurants, bars, and clubs. Here, even though it is not exactly a night market, the street food scene really comes to life at night! You may also be interested in Taipei Food Guide: things to eat and where to find them! 1. Ah Zong Mian Xian This yummy rice vermicell