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| The Taiwanese are very organized and disciplined and it's so nice to see people always queuing for a change. Even during rush hour, it's amazing to see a line magically appear near the train entrance - no pushing or shoving necessary. Motorists and pedestrians also follow rules and signs and you can hardly hear cars honking. Very impressive. |
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To reach Beitou, take the
red line towards Danshui, get off at Beitou Station. Transfer to the
Xinbeitou (pink) line and get off one stop later.
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| Ketagalan Cultural Center |
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| Aboriginal costumes on display. The museum is free and photography (without flash) is allowed. |
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| Beitou Hot Spring Museum |
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| Beitou Public Library |
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| Beitou Thermal Valley |
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| Electronic shops in Taipei are concentrated in the Zhongshang (Xinsheng) area where Guang Hua Digital Mall is also located. Guang Hua is very similar to our V-Mall in Greenhills but about ten times larger in terms of floor space. Since Asus, Acer, HTC and Transcend are Taiwanese brands, expect items to be about a few thousand pesos cheaper here. I bought an Asus Zenfone 6 here for P5,990 NTD (about P8,400) and a Memopad 7 for 6,990 NTD (about P9,800). The 64GB Transcend MicroSD I placed in my Memopad cost me 1,050 NTD or about P1,472. |
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| The ground floor of Guang Hua Digital Mall |
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