Howard Plaza Hotel Taipei

Address: No.160 Section 3, Ren'ai Road, Da'an District, Taipei, 106, Taiwan | 4 star hotel
 
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This 4 star hotel, located on No.160 Section 3, Ren'ai Road, Da'an District, Taipei, is near Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall, Chiufen, Wulai Falls, and Guanghua Market.
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      Taipei - Hustle & Bustle, With Panache & A Smile

      A travel blog entry by skjaer on Oct 27, 2014

      9 comments, 196 photos

      This blog post will not follow any kind of chronology. Rather, I'll focus on a few things that stood out during my fours day exploring Taipei.

      Two of the defining characteristics of Taiwan are it's Chinese culture (so very similar to mainland China) and it's crowdedness. Slightly larger than Vancouver island, Taiwan has about 23 million people, the vast majority of whom are ethnic Chinese. However, since most of the island is mountainous, people pack into the ...

      8 Days Taiwan Round Island

      A travel blog entry by angelpenang on Oct 01, 2014

      Day#1
      We assemble at PENANG INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT for flight to TAIWAN.Upon arrival,we explore to HSHIHMENTING NIGHT MARKET for shopping and local delight.
      Day#2
      After Breakfast at hotel,we proceed to CHIANG KAI SHEK MEMORIAL HALL,where we capture many photo of great scenery and structure.Next we transfer to PEACE ISLAND BEACH PARK,due to year round Northeast Monsoon winds and wave ...

      Feels So Good to be Back!

      A travel blog entry by adamphillipsuk on Aug 25, 2014

      I arrived back in Taipei for my final week in Taiwan and felt like I'd come home. I absolutely love this city it's amazing, even though I didn't really do much when I got back into Taipei.

      I would suggest to anyone who is going to travel to Asia to at least come to Taipei for a week, the people are so friendly, the food is so tasty and the nightlife is so epic!

      I can't wait to come back one ...

      Taipei

      A travel blog entry by kzhou on Apr 09, 2009

      3 comments, 8 photos

      ... 50 US dollars into 16,000 NTD. Mr.Chen assured me this was more than enough to get in and out of the city, take the subway, and get a good meal. He even said I would have enough to bring along a date, which is exactly what I did. Hehe jk! (Hope I don't get into too much trouble for that one). Anyway, immigration was a total mess. I spent about 1.5 hours in line. The longest immigration line ever! I should not complain though, Taiwan has a visa exempt policy with the US ...

      Taiwan - what's to know, and who I am

      A travel blog entry by kurtmult on Nov 05, 2006

      10 comments, 4 photos

      ... minimal - 1886 the Manchu governmant officially upgraded Taiwan to provincial status - 1895 Japan occupied Taiwan ( till 1945 ) - 1911 Sun Yat Sen ( Kuomintang Party - KMT ) declared Republic of China ( ROC ) in the Mainland - 1927 Civil war began between Communists ( Mao ) and Kuomintang ( Chiang Kai Shek ) - 1945 Japan loses 2nd WW and had to leave Taiwan. KMT troops were sent to Taiwan ...
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