48 Hours in Taipei: Everything You Need to See and Do
Two days are all you need to see the touristy side of the Taiwanese capital.
by Marky Ramone Go | August 24, 2017
After your viewing party at the top of Taipei 101, cap off your morning with a sumptuous lunch at Din Tai Fung, a Michelin-starred dim sum restaurant located inside Taipei 101 mall. Gorge on a variety of mouth-watering steamed dumplings or xiao long bao — which include this writer’s favorite, the chocolate xiao long bao.
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