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Reasons To
Visit Taiwan

  • Architecture

    Amongst Taiwan’s interesting architecture is the world famous Taipei 101 tower, standing 101 floors high and one of the world's tallest buildings.

    Architecture

  • City Life

    Taipei is a thoroughly modern and typically bustling Asian city, with many superb restaurants and shopping opportunities. It's also a great base for day trips to the national parks, hot springs and lush hills of northern Taiwan.

    City Life

  • Hot springs

    Sitting on the same volcanic ridge as Japan, hot springs are plentiful in Taiwan. Tucked away in the mountains that surround Taipei are dozens of thermal springs, offering highly relaxing alternative to city life.

    Hot springs

  • National history

    Culturally, Taiwan has a more genuinely preserved collection of Chinese artefacts than the mainland, with the National Palace Museum in Taipei home to the world's largest collection thanks to Chiang Kai-shek's mass pilfer during the Chinese civil war.

    National history

  • Scenery

    Outside of Taipei, Taiwan has much natural beauty to boast about, including incredible mountains, deep gorges, sparkling lakes and an expansive network of hiking trails.

    Scenery

  • Traditional Culture

    Taiwan is home to traditional Chinese culture and customs long since banished from mainland China by the communists. Religion is extremely important to many Taiwanese, as evidenced by the numerous Buddhist and Confucian temples that can be found across the island.

    Traditional Culture

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When To Go To Taiwan

This is a rough guide to when to travel to this region. Choose a month of travel to see typical temperature and rainfall around the country. The ticks indicate our recommended months to travel.

  • 23.611
  • 120.768
  • 7
  • 25.2982521057129
  • 21.9018039703369
  • 122.000457763672
  • 119.534683227539
  • Taipei
    • 25.090573819461
    • 121.536254882813
    • January
      • 17
      • 105
      • 3
    • February
      • 18
      • 168
      • 3
    • March
      • 20
      • 185
      • 3
    • April
      • 24
      • 163
      • 4
    • May
      • 27
      • 215
      • 4
    • June
      • 30
      • 263
      • 6
    • July
      • 32
      • 196
      • 8
    • August
      • 32
      • 202
      • 7
    • September
      • 30
      • 184
      • 6
    • October
      • 26
      • 122
      • 5
    • November
      • 23
      • 98
      • 4
    • December
      • 19
      • 87
      • 3

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of travel:

  • Travel is not recommendedJanuaryJan
  • Travel is not recommendedFebruaryFeb
  • Travel is possible, but this is not the best time of yearMarchMar
  • Travel is possible, but this is not the best time of yearAprilApr
  • A good time to travel, but there may be some factors to be aware ofMayMay
  • A good time to travel, but there may be some factors to be aware ofJuneJun
  • A good time to travel, but there may be some factors to be aware ofJulyJul
  • A good time to travel, but there may be some factors to be aware ofAugustAug
  • A good time to travel, but there may be some factors to be aware ofSeptemberSep
  • The best time to travelOctoberOct
  • The best time to travelNovemberNov
  • Travel is not recommendedDecemberDec
Climate data provided by Weather2Travel.com

Taiwan’s weather is as varied as its landscape, but can be generally termed as sub-tropical.

Its two distinct seasons, hot and cool, run predictably from May to October and November to March respectively, and the typhoon season runs from mid-August to early October.

Aside from those who are looking to conquer one of its mountainous peaks, it is best to aim for the spring and the autumn when the air is fresh, the flowers are in bloom and travel is at its most comfortable.

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