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Taipei, Taiwan Today

In the thriving metropolis that is Taiwan’s capital, T+L finds sophisticated cuisine, highly ambitious architecture, vast stores of Chinese art, and passionate debate about the...

World's Most Underrated Cities

Sure, popular cities have their place. But if you like exploring, there's interesting stuff in the world's most underrated cities.

Taiwan's Art Scene Explodes

Taiwan might not be on the radar for a lot of travelers, but it really should be. It has incredible cuisine, a thriving arts and...

World's Top Night Markets

Haggle for souvenirs and feast on street food at night markets from Laos to Los Angeles.

Dubai's Record-High Tower Ready for the Public

New York Times |  Dubai was set to open the world’s tallest building amid tight security Monday night, celebrating the tower as a bold accomplishment...

Views from the Top

Whether you want to float over the Grand Canyon or see the earth curve around Shanghai, T+L guides you to six observation decks where the...

Holidays 2004: Taipei, Taiwan

WHY NOW Considering that Taiwan is barely 4 percent Christian, you may be surprised to see reminders of Christmas everywhere (of course, those lights on...

World's Strangest Desserts

Let them eat cake. You’ve got these wonderfully bizarre desserts to try instead.

Top New Landmarks

We asked you to vote on the skyscrapers, museums, and parks you love, and brag about where you've visited. Here are the results for T+L’s...

A Trip to Taipei

The city is crowded, polluted, and ugly. It's also vastly underrated, with a vibrant arts scene, exceptional restaurants, and mountain getaways just minutes from downtown
HOTELS

Grand Hyatt, Taipei

Business-friendly hotel tower, centrally located in the World Trade Centre complex in the Hsin-Yi district, next to the Financial Tower; a new spa opened in the fall of 2009. more ›


RESTAURANTS

Wistaria Teahouse

Music from Chinese lutes floats through the room; sunlight streams in from wood-framed windows and skylights and bamboo curtains create dappled patterns on the tatami mats. Green moss clings to the... more ›


ACTIVITIES

Taipei 101

Architect: C.Y. Lee and Partners Architects Why It’s Cool: For years, Taiwan, like much of eastern Asia, shunned skyscrapers over worries that earthquakes or typhoons might topple them. But new,... more ›




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