How to Get to Taipei
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 Taoyuan International Airport  | 
 📍 Address: No. 9, Hangzhan S. Rd., Dayuan Dist., Taoyuan City 337041, Taiwan R.O.C. Taoyuan International Airport takes only 35 to 45 minutes to drive from Taoyuan Airport to downtown Taipei. To reach the City, various means of transport are available to passengers, including the Taoyuan Airport MRT, buses, taxis, or car rental.  | 
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 Taiwan High Speed Rail  | 
 📍 Address: No.6, Sec. 1, Gaotie N. Rd., Zhongli Dist., Taoyuan City The Taiwan High Speed Rail (THSPR) connects major cities in western Taiwan between Taipei and Kaohsiung. Opened on January 5, 2007, the rail system has become an important part of Taiwan's transportation network. Booking  | 
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 Bus  | 
 Taipei Bus Station 🔗(https://tbs.taipeibus.com.tw/) 📍 Address: No. 1, Section 1, Kaifeng Street, Datong District, Taipei City Taipei Bus Station is Taiwan’s first integrated transit hub, connecting Highway Buses, Taiwan Railways, High Speed Rail, Taipei Metro, and Taoyuan Airport MRT, offering seamless transfers between major transport modes.  | 
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 Taipei City Hall Bus Station 📍 Address: No. 6, Sec. 5, Zhongxiao E. Rd., Xinyi Dist., Taipei City Located at Zhongxiao East Road and Keelung Road, Taipei City Hall Bus Station serves as a key intercity hub in eastern Taipei. Its highway bus routes link directly to national freeways, reducing travel time by avoiding downtown traffic.  | |
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 Taiwan Railways  | 
 📍 Address: No.3, Beiping W. Rd., Jhongjheng District, Taipei City Taipei Main Station is the largest railway hub in northern Taiwan, connecting Taiwan Railways, High Speed Rail, Taipei Metro, and nearby Taipei Bus Station. It links eastern and western Taiwan and is the busiest railway station in the country. Booking Online booking 👉Transfer to Taipei MRT/ Taiwan High Speed Rail  | 
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 Taoyuan Airport MRT  | 
 📍 Directions to Airport MRT Station 
 The Taoyuan Airport MRT offers fast connections between Taoyuan Airport and Taipei. The express train takes 35–38 minutes to Taipei Main Station, while the commuter service takes about 50 minutes, making it a convenient choice for international travelers.  | 
Local Transport
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 MRT  | 
 The Taipei Metro is the city’s most convenient public transport, with trains every 3–5 minutes. Clean and efficient, it is widely used by commuters and students, and provides travelers with a fast and comfortable way to get around Taipei. Fare & Travel Time Inquiries  | 
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 Public Bus  | 
 The Taipei Joint Bus System offers various routes, including trunk lines, MRT shuttles, and recreational buses, making it a great way to explore the city. Fares are section-based, with additional charges applied when crossing fare zones.  | 
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 Taiwan Tour Bus  | 
 🔗(https://www.taiwantourbus.com.tw/C/us/home) Taiwan Tour Bus offers convenient sightseeing services with professional guides, covering major attractions across Taiwan. With flexible routes, fixed prices, and multilingual support, it provides an easy and safe option for travelers to explore Taiwan’s culture, nature, and cities without the hassle of planning transportation.  | 
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 Taiwan Tourist Shuttle  | 
 🔗(https://www.taiwantrip.com.tw/Frontend/Home/Index_en) The Taiwan Tourist Shuttle provides easy access to scenic spots and cultural attractions nationwide. With affordable fares, fixed routes, and convenient connections to public transport, it is a practical and comfortable choice for travelers to explore Taiwan without the need to drive.  | 
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 Maokong Gondola  | 
 🔗(https://english.gondola.taipei/) The Maokong Gondola links Taipei Zoo and Maokong, offering panoramic views of the city and mountains. With crystal cabins and convenient access from the MRT, it provides a relaxing ride to tea houses and scenic spots, making it a popular leisure attraction in Taipei.  | 
Rental Service
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 Car Rental Service  | 
 Car rentals are widely available at airports, train stations, and in major cities, with flexible packages and one-way return options. Travelers can also hire cars with drivers, ideal for airport transfers or short trips. Taiwan follows right-hand traffic rules, and seat belts are mandatory. Visitors should check insurance details and prepare a valid license before driving.  | 
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 Taipei City Youbike  | 
 🔗(https://en.youbike.com.tw/region/main/) YouBike is Taipei’s public bike-sharing system, offering an eco-friendly and flexible way to explore the city. With numerous rental stations near MRT stops, attractions, and neighborhoods, travelers can easily rent and return bikes, enjoying Taipei at their own pace.  | 
This information is adapted from the Travel Taipei official website. 🔗
(https://www.travel.taipei/en/information/trafficlist)