Tanie loty z Manila do Taipei

Taipei is the special municipality and capital of Taiwan. It is considered as the gateway to the Taiwan region.  It is located in a basin between the Yanming Mountains and Central Mountains. It is a vibrant city with a mix of Japanese, Chinese and Western Influences. The city began to grow when it economically took off in 1980. This was the time when modern infrastructure was laid, but it did not lose some of its old charms. Today it is confident a city that has bounced back from a troubled history and has a welcoming and tolerant spirit. It has won over many international travelers with amazing things that it has to offer. Today people come here to enjoy the nightlife, markets and its street food.

Tip: The Taipei Metro is well connected and the most economical way to get around the city. You can buy the pass to avoid standing in the ticket line.

Getting There

Taoyuan International Airport is an international airport that serves north Taiwan along with the Taipei metropolitan. Many airlines are offering direct flights to Taipei from Manila with almost 83 flights per week. You book a direct flight from Manila to Taipei with one of the seven airlines that offer nonstop flights. The duration of Manila to Taipei flights is less and is only 2 hours. Philippines Airline & Eva Air Airways are the most preferred airlines on this route.

Tip: Taipei is popular destinations make sure that you book tickets 60 to 90 days before travel dates to avoid surge rates.

What to See 

Taipei has a contemporary vibe with the charm of the times gone by. You should come here to enjoy the authentic Taiwanese culture, friendly people and amazing markets. Visit the symbolic Taipei 101 that used to be the world’s tallest building when it was built in 2004. Make sure that you visit the National Palace Museum that huge collection of Chinese artifacts and artwork from almost 10000 years ago. Do not miss out on Chang Kai-Shek Memorial, which is a monument erected in the memory of the first president of China. Make sure that you visit the most famous temple in the region, the Longshan Temple, which is also the oldest temple in Taiwan. Do not forget to visit the memorial dedicated to Dr. Sun Yatsen considered as Farther of the Republic of China and is also a famous landmark for the city. You should also visit the old customs house in Dhanshi. Other places to visit are Yanmingshan National Park, Wulai village hot springs and Mekong Tea. These places are away from the city and can be considered for day trips if you have time.

Tip: Make sure that you carry an umbrella or raincoat when you head out as it is known to rain anytime in the city.

Eat & Stay

Taipei has a vibrant food culture where you can get the best of oriental and western cuisine. Daan is known for its street food and even has restaurants that offer good food at budget rates. Zhongshan District has trendy restaurants and cafes on the riverside. For its bars and pubs, Xinyi is known for its nightlife.

If you are looking for budget accommodation, then search for hotels near Taipei Main station or Wanhua. Ximending can be considered for backpacker’s hostels. Zhongshan has the best of 5-star and luxury hotels.

You cannot leave Taipei without visiting its markets. You should visit Tonghua Night Market and Shilin Market. For some high-end luxury products check out stores and malls in Dong Chu

Tip: Make sure that you try local delicacies like dorayaki and stinky tofu.

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