Efficient trains, incense-filled temples, neon streets, and breakfasts that change the way you think about mornings. This is how Taipei introduced itself to me.

In Taipei, food is more than nourishment — it’s how the city breathes, connects, and welcomes. From soy milk breakfasts to neon night markets, every meal is an invitation to belong.

Taipei’s architecture is a biography written in stone, steel, and incense smoke. From centuries-old temples to the sweeping arches of Freedom Square, from lived-in apartment blocks to futuristic glass towers and the iconic Taipei 101, the city is a patchwork of history and ambition. Walking its streets feels like turning the pages of a living history book where no chapter has been erased.