Top 7 Things to do in Taipei, TAIWAN

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Hello!! I LOVE watching your videos and keeping up to date with all your adventures! So nice to see you back in NZ and hope you are staying safe during lockdown!! Look forward to seeing a new travel series when it’s possible 💖
Comment from : Emma Reid

Can you guys speak Mandarin or Tai Yu?
Comment from : Willy C

We r going to visit Taiwan And this cool video helped us with some ideas , thank you 😊
Comment from : Stay Cool

She has lovely hair
Comment from : Mark Hadley

Recently discovered your Taipei video Excellently done! I will be traveling to Taiwan 🇹🇼 September 2023!brHeart 💜 felt nostalgia for me…I remember you dad…March …1972
Comment from : Dustin Poe

Hi what a wonderful videobrI needed some advise on planning a 6 day trip to Taiwan
Comment from : Vikram Bangur

Daan Dist, has perhaps the largest expat community in Taipei
Comment from : Jesse Soto

I was in the Navy and we stopped there What a beautiful country I was there in 1968 Beautiful people and very friendly I spoke absolutely no Chinese But they did everything to help me there We were in Kawshung and took the train ti the capital
Comment from : Dennis H

First time watching one of your videos, and I am very impressed!
Comment from : Marty

Little too much music while you talk
Comment from : Hari

pretty protagonists
Comment from : Martin Helmut

lovely place
Comment from : D A A

Khong lien quan bon hoc Tau Tranh tui no
Comment from : Anh Nguyen Hong

It’s ROC Republic of China okay …
Comment from : Nathan Hu

2:34 While introducing tour of Klook at Shilen, the BGM was changed as soon as the word 'Jiufen' appeared👍👍👍👍
Comment from : HAKRAI JO

Been traveling a lot of SE Asia recently brbrGoing to Taipei with my fiancé soon, thx for this video 😊
Comment from : buu700

Best Taiwan Vlog I’ve seen! Very informative! How many days did u spend there and what month was it?
Comment from : OmiCaps For You

it is my absolute dream to live in Taipei!
Comment from : L D

Have a nice trip! ❤Recommend The National Palace Museum (Chinese: 國立故宮博物院) It has nearly 700,000 pieces of the most valuable Chinese relics, all of which were brought from the Beijing Forbidden City （Chinese: 北京故宫), very worth visiting! ❤❤❤
Comment from : Asian IP

Nice ❤❤❤🎉
Comment from : Arlene Agapito Vibar

❤❤❤
Comment from : Arlene Agapito Vibar

Even though Hayao Miyazaki has never admitted that a place in Taiwan was the inspiration for Spirited away, we know the setting for the movie was inspired in Jiufenand also in Timaru (NZ) and Toowoomba (QLD)brI do love your video though! ;)
Comment from : Canterbury J Higuma

I really love Jiufen, had you not mention it I probably would have forgotten to stop by there Going back to visit this summer They are famous for their tea and pottery We left Taiwan before Spirited Away, so I wasn't aware of its connection to that, but that's even more reason to visit!
Comment from : ooXChrissieXoo

Cảm ơn rất nhiều thank you so much
Comment from : Binhnguyen

Taiwan is AWESOME!
Comment from : Chase Ofori-Atta

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Comment from : New World Creator

If you can speak Mandarin, it will be good
Comment from : tgimul

I visited the National Palace Museum and the security was so strict, which I had to put my mobile phone and camera in the locker before getting into the museum But you guys even managed to filmed on it, how? Special permission?
Comment from : e wky

Music is way too loud
Comment from : Lisa

This has a really nice fast pace edit I like how you had managed to condense so much useful information and presented it in an interesting manner in a video that is under 12 minutes
Comment from : Buster475

It is not Taiwanese flag, it is the flag of Republic of China
Comment from : Joyce M

Thanks I love her outfits, especially those pants
Comment from : Gina Ngan

👍🇳🇵
Comment from : Raj Subba

우와 다안삼림공원에 가면 청금강 앵무새가 살고 있는 모습을 볼수있는건가요?
Comment from : 짹슨

Oh the food!!!! YUM!!!
Comment from : Aniee Sarkissian

beautiful video
Comment from : Martin Helmut

So in details Thank you Going taiwan on april 💜
Comment from : Sivasakthi Thangaiah

Hello taiwan nice country,,very friendly,,rongsok ae ura ngerti,,pokoe very friendly,,😂
Comment from : maia ocktavia

🎉🎉🎉
Comment from : 台灣人均財富世界第12名

What month did you visit?
Comment from : Ali G

I’m part of several enthusiastic groups who have adopted wonderful dogs from Taiwan that are called FMD’s (Taiwan Mountain Dogs) It’s common for FMD owners to have their pets DNA tested to determine their genealogy Others travel to Taipei in connection with the adoption process We would all be very interested in any videos you may produce focused on dogs that may have been street dogs in Taipei but are valued in the US and other countries I visited Taiwan frequently for business in the 1980s and early 1990’s and have a great love for the ROC Thanksbrand happy New Year
Comment from : Larry Lyon

What’s wrong with your English ?
Comment from : GTR 35

I love it I am taking my daughter to Taiwan and visit family We definitely will go to these places
Comment from : Yarra Hernandez

It is part of my bucket listwhat a BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY
Comment from : Charlie

The subtitles are full of mistakes, sentences doesn't have any senses, The translation is bad
Comment from : Syz Grim

Thank you for the videobrI learned from your video how I could introduce Taipei in English even better, next time when my forien friends come visit me :D
Comment from : Wendy 353344

Your videos got us hooked on NZ and we finally made the trip for Christmas So glad to see you enjoying our home in Taiwan
Comment from : formosalaowai

correction on 10:40, Xiangshan(Elephant Mountain) trail is only 183 meters in elevation, not 16 kilometers
Comment from : Winston Tsang

Simpatico video
Comment from : B Ghok Lang

Just found your video as a guide for me to go to Taiwan next year, but your link for shuttle bus is no good Do you have any updates? Thanks
Comment from : Double Ts

Loved the video! Thank you Peter and Yen!
Comment from : G W

awesome guys!
Comment from : Nelson Dario

I love Daan Park! When I went to Taiwan I had friends who lived next to it and it was so nice to walk through
Comment from : Emily H

Brilliant…(You kids have good personalities),I am that old l know this place as Formosa!!brVery interesting, never knew it was so interesting…
Comment from : paul kenneally

Planning a trip from Thailand to Taiwan in April This helps Thx
Comment from : Rusty Nail

I'm flying to New Zealand soon, and will have an 18 hour stop i Taipei, and this video has given me lots of tips about what to do and see while I'm there Thank you so much for all the great info
Comment from : Ole Hansen

This Hsinbei and Jeelong, not only Taibei
Comment from : 505Douglas Fahrenholz

Why are you two celebrating Dictator Hall in Taipei? If you're going to talk about Taiwan, at least learn some of the history and what this man did to people here during White Terror
Comment from : guybeauregard

Hey guys - looks awesome - I might go one day with Korean Air I love Malaysia and Singapore and Mauritius and Perth - go to Sydney ----
Comment from : Yasmin Dawoojee

Great introduction Thank you Charles-NY
Comment from : Charles Lucern

I've just booked a few days in Taiwan enroute to South Korea Excited!
Comment from : Dannnsss

Where would you reccomend for Vegan Vegetarian food in Taipei?
Comment from : Oracle Owen

Taiwan still has a lot of places waiting for you guys to explore I am Taiwanese
Comment from : 阿賢wayne

They STILL have outdoor/indoor mask mandates Taiwan sucks
Comment from : Jogn Smith

Beautiful Taipei 😊❤
Comment from : SB

Hay quá
Comment from : Thảo Nguyễn

Don't know where you went but Taipei is far from being a green city It's surrounded by thick jungle but the city itself is concrete desertbrJiufen is a collection of shacks made from more concrete and sheet metal The food is sugary or bland And it's not a cheap place Taking all of this into consideration, Taiwan is definitely not class a travel destination Safe yourself some money and go somewhere nice instead
Comment from : Beatroot

i now in history taiwan only and taiwan no in china
Comment from : Marwan Mezo

Waren 2018 dort Wunderschönes Land
Comment from : Michael Schulze

Hay quá
Comment from : Suny Quỳnh

Local people speak Mandarin right?
Comment from : Nur Ha

Though I only spent an afternoon in Jiufen, I daydream about it often
Comment from : swanglesnax

Wow we have little similarity contenttry to see my content tnx god bless
Comment from : Jeker Ariba Vlogs

Great video Tryna decide between Singapore, phillipines, Indonesia or Taiwan for Christmas this year Leaning towards Singapore so far
Comment from : MariNate

Standards look high compared to Hong Kong, sadly they have slumped I have a feeling Taiwan will be our next destination
Comment from : Rascal Husky

Taipei 🇨🇳👍
Comment from : nme w

I miss Taiwan! I hope to get back when pandemic is over
Comment from : Phil C

i visited Taipei 2 year ago, you guys introduced so many places i was not able to visit during the period to be there i feel regretted all of a sudden i hope to visit all of the places in this video someday!
Comment from : animate Felipe

Nice video i want to visit now lol
Comment from : Lo-Fi GOAT

This country have very very very low fertility rate so it's very very very easy to keep here peaceful environment and to do development
Comment from : Kailashpati Rai

Well done guys Thanks for sharing I have been there in October 2019 and i struggle to back soonbrI hope to meet you my next trip there
Comment from : enrico nunziati

Taiwan Number one"
Comment from : 朱事TV주씨티비

九份的夜晚真美😀
Comment from : FREEPAPAGO / 自由趴趴走

Thank you for this Video I will be visiting Taiwan soon
Comment from : Bambie

Beautiful! Was there 7 yrs ago I went to the waterfall!!
Comment from : SAnDee SAnDee

You’re lucky Juifen isn’t packed with people when you visited Just curious, how come there aren’t a lot of people?
Comment from : The World is My Playground

Freedom For Taiwan !!!!!!brYou Deserve It
Comment from : Yàhyà Mohàmàd

Taiwan is an absolutely overlooked GEM!! I loved your awesome tour of Taipei and learned stuff even though we lived in ChiaYi Taiwan for 5 years LOVE the NZ accent coming from those almond eyed faces!! Keep these great videos coming!!
Comment from : Guy Rogers

Hi idol ang ganda nman nang mga views diyan nakakamangha sana marating ko din yan
Comment from : Katoktok Channel

Great video guys!! I’m going to Taiwan this summer and found this really helpful By the way - what’s the name/artist of the first song? Really like it too 👌🏻
Comment from : Dre

Thank you Taiwan is a beautiful Island Taipei is a great city with a great culture I like the architecture and scenery I like the religion and Street Food I like the delicious food and all the lanterns
Comment from : CalebJames56

what time did you go to jiufen? looks so empty!
Comment from : Kevin Barker

Weather looks amazing! I went to Taipei in May 2019 and it rained pretty hard during my short visit, and when I visited the Taipei 101 building it was foggy as hell lol, hopefully I'll visit Taiwan again in the future, greetings from México!
Comment from : Juan Moctezuma

I would love to play basketbal in the park!
Comment from : Francis

nice video, helpful for anyone planning a quick trip and trying to decide what to include/ and accomplish Our three trips to Taiwan over the last 11 years have been a bit more relaxed with 17 to 21 days to see and do many things (but at least there my wife doesn't worry about being "lost" since I lived in Taipei 1990-93 when studying at the MTC I also love the small park next to the National Palace Museum, but my wife didn't know whether to believe me or not when I first walked her down the small trail and into the park area from the museum *it is down and to the right, behind the buildings and as you walk down hill on the small path you enter the park
Comment from : Brad Altemeyer