1) Elephant Mountain (象山)
Nearest MRT Xiangshan (Red Line)
Duration ~30–60 minutes
Highlight: The classic Taipei 101 skyline viewpoint, great at sunset or night.
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Discover scenic trails & hidden treasures near the Congress
Nearest MRT Xiangshan (Red Line)
Duration ~30–60 minutes
Highlight: The classic Taipei 101 skyline viewpoint, great at sunset or night.
Nearest MRT Xihu (Brown Line)
Duration ~1.5–2 hours
Highlight: Rocky ridgeline with expansive city and mountain views — adventurous but accessible.
Nearest MRT Beimen (Green Line)
Duration flexible 30 min to 3 hours
Highlight: A flat, breezy riverside route perfect for unwinding, with cafés and sunset spots nearby.
The "Feng Li Su" Edition: A sweet national treasure & souvenir
Flavor Classic Sweet (Melon Mix)
Why it's famous: The "Gold Standard." Known for a buttery, crumbly crust and a sweeter, traditional filling.
Flavor Tangy & Fibrous
Why it's famous: Uses 100% native pineapples for a distinct sour-sweet kick and brick-shaped crust.
Flavor Heritage & Refined
Why it's famous: A historic brand since 1867. Offers dainty, award-winning pastries and a museum.
CNN once named Taiwan’s night markets among the best street food scenes in the world.
Vibe The "Mega" Market
MRT Jiantan (Red Line)
Highlight: The largest and most famous. Huge fried chicken steaks, bubble tea, and endless shopping.
Vibe Historic & Traditional
MRT Songshan (Green Line)
Highlight: Famous for the Michelin-recommended Black Pepper Bun right at the temple entrance.
Vibe Pure Foodie Heaven
MRT Zhongshan (Red/Green)
Highlight: A compact street focused almost entirely on food. Try the oyster omelets and fried taro balls.
Local bubble tea brands you can't miss!
Style The Classic
Try Small Pearl Milk Tea
Why it's famous: The reliable "Starbucks of Bubble Tea" in Taiwan. Known for their unique "mini pearls" option.
Style Brown Sugar
Try Gold Foil Boba Milk
Why it's famous: A visual spectacle. They stir-fry the boba in brown sugar woks right in front of you.
Style Fresh & Natural
Try Taro Fresh Milk
Why it's famous: Known as "Milk Shop." They use fresh pasture milk instead of creamer for a smoother taste.