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    Travel: Taiwan - Taipei

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      amylqf
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      Our family had just came back from 4 days' Taipei vacation.

      We brought out P2 daughter there and she enjoyed her trip.
      I did the booking for the air tickets and hotel online.
      The weather during March school holiday was around 15-25 degree.
      so it is ideal temperature for traveling. Hooray! finally we got out of singapore humid weather!

      We took the SQ flight (promotion rate: 664/person) and arrived at Taipei airport. We stayed at Sheraton hotel. As recommended by a Taiwan mum, we took a direct bus(大有巴士) from airport to hotel which cost NT225 (Adult:NT90, child:NT45) for a hour's drive. If you took a taxi, it would be a lot expensive (about NT1200).

      Transportation:Just in front of the hotel, there is a mrt station called \"善道寺站\". There were day tickets which you can took as many rides as you can in a day that costs NT200.
      As we brought child along and won't be travel from place to place a lot, we chose a top up cards. It is just like our singapore mrt card which you can enjoy 20% discount. refundable deposit for the card is NT100 which you can get it back when you return the card at the end of the holiday. pls take note that there is NT20 admin charge. Taipei's mrt system is similar to singapore mrt, quite easy to navigate. Whenever you want to go anywhere, just hop on the mrt to the nearest station to the destination. Then take a taxi from there.

      Day 1: Babyboss City
      It was a rainy day. so we decided to stay indoor \"Baby boss\".
      It is a indoor playground where the kids can experience more than 20 jobs (aircrew, beauty salon, police, fire fighter, taxi driver, newspaper editor, judge, banker, etc...). For each job, the child would be dressed up a uniform. After each job done, the salary would be given. Then the child can save the money in the bank. ATM card will be use to withdraw the money to buy gift or redeem for cooking class (such as making pizza, donut, ice-cream, etc)
      It is on 7th floor of the Living Mall (京华城). Mummy can shopping inside the mall where children can play inside the babyboss for whole day! please take note that there must be 1 adult accompany with the child.

      Ticket: Child: NT900, Adult: NT500
      How to go: take mrt to 忠孝复兴站,take taxi or free shuttle bus (10:30-22:30, every 20-30 min)
      website: http://www.babyboss.tw/

      where to eat:
      lunch: at restaurant inside the babyboss
      dinner: 鼎太丰inside the SOGO department store near 忠孝复兴站.

      Day 2: National Museum-Science center-Night market
      - In the morning, goto National Museum where you can see all the treasures stolen from Forbidden City Beijing.
      Ticket: Adult NT160. Student: NT80
      How to go: take mrt to \"Shi Lin\"士林站,take bus red 3 or taxi there.
      - National Taiwan Science education center
      It covered from 3rd - 7th story. Although it is pretty big in area, personally I still prefer Singapore science center (suppose more interactive).
      Just beside science center, there is Astronomical museum.
      we didn't have time to visit there
      - Shi lin night market for dinner (near Shi lin mrt)
      It is famous night market where you can get local food and small shops along the road side.
      you can try 蚵仔煎,天妇罗(like fried fish cake),生煎包,
      串烤...

      Day 3: 小人国
      It is a mini-nature and theme park suitable for younger children. 六福村, which is a bit further away, is the theme park, more suitable for bigger children and adult.
      http://www.leofoo.com.tw/village/wannaplay.html

      ticket: Promotion price for all ages : NT499
      How to go: http://www.woc.com.tw/index_1.asp

      Day 4: Shopping
      There are a lot of place for shopping. I went to CityHall area, all big building and dept. store. no small shops. the roads are wide. The environment looks like pudong in Shanghai.
      -Elite bookstore (good environment)
      - Shin-Kong Mitsukoshi dept store.
      - Taipei 101 (you can go up to the top of the building to see taipei view), ticket NT400/person. This department store have all the worldwise famous brand, like our takashimaya/paragon.

      If you have more days to spend in Taipei, there are other choices, such as:
      - Hot spring bath @Bei tou
      - Zoo
      For more ideas, you can visit the website:
      http://www.r-r.com.tw/tale/tale-list.php?id=25


      hope above information and our experience can benefit you in your next trip to Taipei

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        Piggymum
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        wow...thanks amylqf for sharing your holiday details. I have never been to Taiwan and would love to go there. Saw from tv that it has many yummy local food too?


        The only thing I am scared of is earthquake :S I experienced a bad tremor when in Tokyo. Started to have phobia visiting earthquake prone countries :nailbite:

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          CharleneX
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          Hi


          Is it too warm to go Taiwan in month of Jun?

          Tks.
          Lene

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            amylqf
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            no earthquake at all for our trip.It didn’t happen often, so no need to worry.

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              zairaong
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              thanks for sharing your holiday trip…

              planning to visit Taiwan this year…
              any tips to share? things to keep in mind while we’re there? must see places? must try?

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                celinequek
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                Hi there, I visited Taipei twice, in 2007 & 2009. We stayed in Sheraton Hotel & Shangri-La’s Far Eastern Plaza Hotel but we preferred the former. Sheraton Hotel is located right next to the Shandao MRT station. My girls love Taipei esp. the Pandas in Taipei Zoo and the food. It is a convenient city to visit on a free n easy tour. Give it a try!

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                  spitzcookie
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                  Hi amylqf


                  Thanks for sharing yr itinerary…I’ve the intention of bringing my 2 kids (5 & 7) to Taiwan during the year-end holidays this year. You mentioned that the LeoFoo Village is suitable for older kids and adults? I tot of bringing my kids there during the trip. Hv you been there? Do u see anything suitable for these ages?

                  The BabyBoss sounds interesting. Will plan to bring them there.

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                    amylqf
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                    spitzcookie:
                    Hi amylqf


                    Thanks for sharing yr itinerary...I've the intention of bringing my 2 kids (5 & 7) to Taiwan during the year-end holidays this year. You mentioned that the LeoFoo Village is suitable for older kids and adults? I tot of bringing my kids there during the trip. Hv you been there? Do u see anything suitable for these ages?

                    The BabyBoss sounds interesting. Will plan to bring them there.
                    We've never been to Le Fu Villiage. I went to see their website and there are both rides for older/adult and younger kids.
                    If you went as a family, I think it should be a great place for everyone to enjoy.

                    The reason why we chose Xiao Ren Guo, is because I know my daughter very well. She dare not to do a lot of rides. I have been and done most of the exiting stuff/rides when i was young, so nothing new for me. We went for the trip just for her.

                    both places are near to each other, so you can decides based on your family needs.

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                      amylqf
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                      zairaong:
                      thanks for sharing your holiday trip..

                      planning to visit Taiwan this year..
                      any tips to share? things to keep in mind while we're there? must see places? must try?
                      pls see above.

                      It depends on your interest though.

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                        amylqf
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                        zairaong:
                        thanks for sharing your holiday trip..

                        planning to visit Taiwan this year..
                        any tips to share? things to keep in mind while we're there? must see places? must try?
                        My Taiwan friends recommend me to have the fried chicken pie that sell at night market. It is so big. bigger than a face.
                        and no one else is sharing with me. I also didn't want to stuff myself with huge fried stuff during dinner, considering other things to try out.

                        you might want to give it a try.

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