
- 4.8/5
Anonymous userA great place to visit for anyone who loves art and history. The museum houses thousands of fascinating artifacts, each accompanied by detailed explanations that make the experience even more enriching. It’s also very solo-traveller friendly—you can use the audio guide headset for clear, informative commentary without needing to join a tour group. A must-visit for culture enthusiasts!
- 4.7/5
Linas ZaltauskasEasy to use and save you time as you don't need to wait in line to buy a ticket. Overall experience was okay but not spectacular. Observatory for me personally was not worth it as you see the same view. There are many nice decorations to make a picture for Instagram, etc, but I don't do that on my trips, so it depends on your personality to visit observatory or not.
- 4.8/5
Ying2Wong🌟 5 Stars – Yehliu Geopark: Rocks With Attitude! 🤣🪨🌊 🌟Booked through Trip.com and everything was super smooth, even smoother than my morning kopi kicking in. Yehliu is honestly one of the funniest and most beautiful places I’ve visited. The rocks here really act like celebrities — the Queen’s Head looks like she’s posing for a 10,000-year photoshoot 👑😂. Mushroom rocks, ginger rocks and all the quirky shapes kept us laughing nonstop.The sea breeze was like free natural aircon 🌬️ and the views were breathtaking. Super easy for kids and elderly; my mum even said, “This place I want to come again!” which is basically her 6-star rating. We took so many photos until my phone almost gave up on life 🤣. The whole place feels like nature’s comedy show mixed with a peaceful seaside walk. Perfect for families, couples, and anyone who just wants to enjoy good vibes, good wind, and good laughs. Totally worth the trip! Highly recommended for anyone visiting Taiwan, will enjoy 😄✨
- 4.7/5
Linas ZaltauskasIt is very easy to use for all locations. Just scan a QR code, and you will get a ticket. I used it for the ropeway first. The views are very nice and breathtaking. Be aware of the weather there as it might get cloudy and rainy on some days. Boat is using a ferry service and goes to the other two locations so you can see the temple and each side of the lake. Renting a bike was also very easy. They offered me an electrical buy if I wanted to go around the lake, but I sticked with a normal one and went around the lake anyway. It took me about 2.5 hours and a bit of effort to do so as at some parts you have to go up on a steep hill.
- 4.6/5
Binjai AkramGetting the ticket was really easy. At the Taipei 101 ticket counter, there’s a separate line for online bookings and on-site tickets. Just show your QR code, and the staff will hand you the ticket. The whole process took less than 2 minutes, super fast and hassle-free!
- 4.7/5
DanielBentleyBrilliant ride up to the top. Over 20 minutes of climbing it’s great value for money, oh and the views of the city, just wow! If you get a clear day the view reward is immense
- 4.7/5
CrazyRoyMaokong Cable Car 🚡 Buy more things in the morning/evening. We went there at about 6 o'clock in the evening and it was already dark. The night view is very beautiful and worth seeing. You decide when to go. The package also includes the zoo. The Taipei Municipal Zoo is very good. There are many kinds of animals, and the five NT dollars to go up the mountain by car is a great value. You can also go by yourself. Overall, the package is worth buying and the price/performance ratio is very good.
- 4.8/5
DoufutravelsIncredible experience, especially for the price. I went in blind and was pleasantly surprised with the Panda exhibit! The animals seem in good spirits too—which was the most important thing.
- 4.7/5
DizplayNameI liked the red lanterns along the way and the variety of snacks and street food, but it was too crowded since it’s a popular attraction.
- 4.7/5
MLFooA very beautiful mountain with lots of peace and tranquillity. Hikers must go climb Tashan, the highest peak in Alishan. It’s a tough climb, gave us a very good workout. But you must go early to enjoy the view at the top because the fog will cover most of the view in the afternoon.







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