Taiwan Bound: Spill Your Best Travel Secrets!

[Frank Cole]

Okay! Thanks.

[Justin Zieme]

They're so friendly they'll even warn you: don't just eat randomly in Ximending when you're in Taipei, or you'll feel like you wasted your trip.

[Mrs. Beverly Glover-Crist]

Haha, okay, thanks!

[Alejandro Runolfsdottir]

Don't worry, Taiwanese people are generally very friendly.

[Faye O'Conner]

Come on over, don't worry! Just skip Shilin Night Market – it's pretty much the only one in Taipei everyone agrees is a tourist trap. Also, try to leave the area around Wanhua's Longshan Temple before 8 PM. Other than that, explore and have fun everywhere else!

[Kelley Balistreri]

Okay! Taking notes.

[Danielle Purdy-Weimann]

As long as you're polite, most Taiwanese people are very warm and welcoming.

[Leland Erdman]

Come visit! The food is great and there's lots of fun to be had!

[Dr. Israel McLaughlin]

How do you get a Taiwan entry permit? Aaaah! I've looked at so many guides, and it all seems so confusing and disorganized.

[Miss Alison Collier]

I'm studying in Hong Kong, so it was pretty easy for me to get.

[Beatrice Thiel]

I imagine it's already very hot in June. Be sure to pay attention to sun protection.

[Josephine Cremin]

Very hot, expect afternoon thundershowers, and there's a chance of typhoons. Going to the beach or seaside should be nice, though.

[Karen Bruen]

Welcome!