Is bus included in Taipei Fun Pass?

Yes, buses are included in the Taipei Unlimited Fun Pass and the Taipei Transport Fun Pass. They offer unlimited rides on Taipei city buses, New Taipei City buses, and 6 Taiwan Tourist Shuttle routes (such as to Jiufen and Beitou) within the validity period.

What is included in the Taipei Fun Pass?

Products included

• Unlimited 1-Day Pass (Gift） x 1.
• Taipei 101 Observatory Full-Price Ticket x 1.
• National Palace Museum Ordinary-Visit Ticket x 1.
• Main Building of Chiang Kai-Shek Shiline Residence Full-Price Ticket x 1.
• Miramar Entertainment Park Ferris Wheel Full-Price Ticket x 1.
• Maokong Gondola Ticket 1 Set x 1.

Are buses in Taipei free?

One-segment ticket, regular NT$15; Two-segment ticket, regular NT$30; Three-segment, NT$45. Most passengers will only need a One-segment ticket. The bus driver will notify you if you need to pay more for a Two or Three-segment ticket. ※Note: Be sure to have the exact ticket amount as buses will not give change.

Is the Taipei Fun Pass worth it?

The Fun Pass was definitely worth it! It made exploring Taiwan so much easier and more affordable. We were able to access multiple attractions and use transportation without the hassle of buying separate tickets. Everything was seamless and convenient.

Can we use Easypass for bus in Taipei?

The Taipei Easycard, or 悠遊卡 (Yōuyóu kǎ), allows passengers to conveniently ride the Taipei MRT or bus systems without the need to constantly search for loose change. 7-11, Family Mart, and other convenience stores and supermarkets also accept the Easycard for payment.

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How to get around Taipei as a tourist?

Best way to get around in Taipei

Google Maps provides precise and detailed transportation guidance. If you prefer taxis, the fare starts at NT$85, and you can hail them on the street, use an app for booking, or opt for Uber if you're already a user. Additionally, we recommend exploring the city on foot.

Can tourists use an EasyCard?

Definitely for all travellers. The EasyCard saves time, offers transport discounts, eliminates cash handling, and works everywhere tourists go. Most travellers recover the 100 TWD card cost within a few days of use.

When to avoid visiting Taipei?

The worst times to visit Taiwan are from April to June (the plum rain season) and from July to September (high temperatures and typhoons). April to June: The rainfall during this season is heavy and the wet drizzle usually lasts for the whole day.

Is there a Taipei Fun Pass app?

The Taipei FunPASS APP is an exclusive product guide for the "Taipei FunPASS | Unlimited" program. Download the app to access the following information: ■ Attractions, transportation, gifts: Inquire about product introductions and redemption methods.

Is bus cheaper than train in Taiwan?

It's not all doom and gloom, though. Buses are without question the cheapest way to get around, and if you go in prepared, you'll get where you need to. They also may be the only way to get around if you're not in one of the five metro-blessed cities mentioned earlier.

How to travel cheaply in Taiwan?

1. Off-peak travel means shorter lines at top spots like Taipei 101.
2. Sleep cheap in Kaohsiung's hostels and capsule hotels.
3. Stay in Hualien for easy, budget access to Taroko Gorge.
4. Public transport in Taiwan is inexpensive, reliable, and easy to use.
5. Sample the local cuisine for less at Taiwan's bustling night markets.

Is a Taiwan taxi expensive?

Taxis. While the bright yellow taxis of Taipei are the most expensive of the public transportation options available, they are still very cheap by international standards. A journey right across the city will generally cost less than NT$250.

Is it okay to wear red in Taiwan?

Yes, you can absolutely wear red in Taiwan; it's a very auspicious color symbolizing good fortune, happiness, and celebration, used extensively in festivals, weddings, and temples, though you should avoid writing someone's name in red ink as it's considered bad luck and a sign of death. Red clothing is common and welcomed, especially during festive times, and generally, you can wear whatever you like, with few restrictions. 

What is the difference between Taiwan Pass and Taiwan Fun Pass?

The Taiwan Pass is meant for traveling around Taiwan and can also save you money on your train/HSR rides around the country. Please note that the Taipei Fun Pass includes unlimited rides on the Taipei MRT but it does NOT include the Airport MRT (from Taoyuan Airport to Taipei and back).

Is Maokong Gondola included in the Taipei Fun Pass?

Unlimited rides: Taipei Fun Pass gives you unlimited rides on MRT, city buses, six Taiwan Tourist Shuttle routes within the period of validity, and Maokong Gondola one day PASS allowing you to reach various popular attractions with ease. Plus, you can also enjoy numerous shopping discounts!

Which month is earthquake season in Taiwan?

In terms of location; in Taipei area, there are more earthquakes in September and less in June; for the Hsinchu area, there are more earthquakes in November and less in February and March; for the Hualien area, there are more earthquakes in October and November, and less in June and July; whereas in Tainan and Taitung, ...

Is it better to go to Taipei 101 in the morning or afternoon?

What are the best times to visit Taipei 101? The observatory is open daily from 9:00 am to 10:00 pm. For the best experience, visit during weekdays or early mornings to avoid crowds. Special occasions like New Year's Eve offer spectacular fireworks displays.

Where to avoid staying in Taipei?

Wanhua District and Zhongshan District have been considered as the most dangerous districts in Taipei.

What buses are included in the Taipei Fun Pass?

You get unlimited rides on the Taipei and New Taipei City Buses (excluding the four-digit buses), and five Taiwan Tourist Shuttles with routes in Beitou-Zhuzihu, Muzha-Pingxi, Crown North Coast, Gold Fulong, and Dragon Palace Treasure Hunt.

Can you use EasyCard to take a bus in Taiwan?

You can use it to ride the MRT, buses, and even pay at convenience stores or vending machines. No need for cash or long ticket lines — just tap and go like a local.

Which ATM is best for foreigners in Taiwan?

Look for ATMs at major banks like Cathay United Bank, E. SUN Bank, or those CTBC Bank at 7-Eleven convenience stores, which are known for their higher success rates with foreign cards.

Is it better to use cash or card in Taiwan?

The use and acceptance of credit cards in Taiwan is widespread, especially in urban areas, and many outlets accept major credit cards. However, smaller market stalls may not accept credit cards, so it's always a good idea to carry some cash with you.