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TPE Taipei Taipei, the capital city of Taiwan, is an exciting metropolis boasting of a rich history and a delightful fusion of different cultures. It is the political and administrative seat of the country as well as an important economic and financial centre. Featuring high-rise buildings, green parks, colonial streets, upscale shops and busy markets, Taipei is buzzing with activity from devout worshippers at temples to young people enjoying a night out in the city. Historically, Taipei's economy was powered by foreign trade. Today, the high-tech manufacturing sector is instrumental in the rapid modernisation of Taipei. It is, however, the combination of the modern world and the colourful past that makes the city appealing to visitors.
First-time visitors on flights to Taipei will probably remark that the city is a place of contrasts, from tranquil parks to bustling markets. Reflect on life inside quiet temples, look at historic monuments or shop from morning to night. There is enough to keep guests of the city occupied throughout their stay.
When visiting Taipei, be sure to:
There are two airports that serve Taipei city: Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport and Songshan Airport. The former is mainly dedicated to international flights while the latter includes both domestic and overseas travels. Modern amenities and services are provided at both airports.
The top carriers are: China Airlines, EVA Air and Air China.
Taipei Songshan Airport is located approximately 4.8 km to the city centre.
A variety of options to move in and out of the airport is available for passengers: Inter-City bus services, City Bus, MRT (metro) and taxis. Car rentals are also available.
Top carriers flying in and out of the city are the following: China Airlines, EVA Air and China Eastern Airlines.
The airport is located 40 km west of Taipei city.
The high speed train can take visitors to the city and other major destinations in the country. Other forms of transportation include taxis, tour buses and car rentals.