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MATSU TAIPEI ISLANDS KEELUNG of their creative cocktails. Mingle and Zhang Men Brewery ISLAND make merry with the trendy crowd, KINMEN ISLANDS as you take in the breath-taking This brewery has a great selection nightscape of Taichung city. of over 40 freshly made craft beers Taiwan TAOYUAN CITY GUISHAN ranging from a light pilsner to Belgian ISLAND Open daily from 20:00 Wheats to Double IPAs to Stouts to 25F, No. 77, Shizheng Road, Taichung Barley wines. You name it, they got YILAN CITY City 407, Taiwan it. It’s a familiar name in the market in brief with branches spread all over attractions Taiwan Taiwan. It believes in the TAICHUNG CITY Tourist Shuttle take SaoBao Bar philosophy of brewing Area Taroko passengers to the main & Kitchen with natural material, 36,000 sq km National Park tourist attractions in Taiwan. offering craft beer in small taiwantourbus.com.tw HUALIEN Unlike many batches through natural Population taiwantrip.com.tw Neon-lit street and hidden-away bars with pumping restaurants or bars in fermentation and it boasts 23 million music and break-of-dawn crowds, Taiwan is a country Taichung, a small bar of its original recipe. Taxis that comes alive at night. Rare Bar & Steakhouse situated on the ground Languages Taxis here are well-marked floor of the Reddot hotel. Open daily from 11:00 Mandarin, Taiwanese, Hakka yellow vehicles easily recognised Highly recommended and the No.17, Penglai Road, Kaohsiung City & Indigenous languages by visitors. The two largest ones Taiwan is a buzzing country which views over Taipei 101. Situated on the chill-out atmosphere, nice fusion local 804, Taiwan PENGHU Yushan ISLANDS National Park are Taiwan Taxi, often referred to comes alive at night. With its multi- 10th floor, Frank Taipei comes with a food with great cocktails and Taiwan Time zone as 55688, which is also their cultural population and vivacious vibrant downstairs club lounge with a crafted beer from local brewery just GMT+8 (2.5 hours ahead of India) TAINAN CITY phone number or , TAITUNG CITY Metro Taxi atmosphere, you can enjoy the best of big dancefloor. Upstairs is where the downstair, makes this a venue not to NIGHTCLUBS 55178. To make it easier, you the bars, clubs, discos and lounges for best view is, and also the place for be missed. Flights can download FindTaxi app from that perfect escape. Here are the top a bit more chilled vibes, with comfy KAOHSIUNG CITY A number of airlines such as China Google Play or App Store. ten picks to experience the taste of lounge sofas making a perfect spot to Open daily from 20:00 Airlines, Cathay Pacific, Singapore Airlines GREEN Taiwan’s Craft Beer and Whisky. enjoy some drinks while taking in the No. 202, Minzu Road, Taichung City LAMBAI ISLAND and Thai Airways fly directly from India, or via ISLAND EasyCard / iPass big city. 400, Taiwan a stopover, to Taiwan. When getting around on ORCHID MRT or busses the easiest way to Open daily from 21:00 ISLAND YEN Bar Currency pay is to use a EasyCard or iPass. 10F, ATT 4 FUN, No. 12, Songshou Road, Belon Kaohsiung Kenting New Taiwan Dollar (NT$). The exchange National Park Both cards functions as e-wallets YEN Bar is located at level 31, top Taipei 110, Taiwan rate of NT$ to INR is approximately 1 : 2.3 (Oct Round-the-Island and can also be used as a payment floor of W Taipei. Toast to the bright Belon Kaohsiung is an atmospheric AI Nightclub 2019). Railway Network method in certain retail outlets. Xinyi lights of sprawling Taipei restaurant, hidden beside the Shin Located in ATT 4 Fun building, There are three main railways and several easycard.com.tw/en skyline through soaring floor-to- Rare Bar & Steakhouse Kong Wharf behind the Kaohsiung focusing on loud, mainstream EDM Electricity branch railways in Taiwan, forming a complete i-pass.com.tw/en ceiling glazed walls from your perch Exhibition Hall and the 85th Building. and electro, flashy lights and drinks, Taiwan uses electric current of 110 circle of rail transportation on the island. on the 31st floor. To complete the One of Taichung’s swankiest The transparent glass house is and a younger, local crowd who volts at 60 cycles. Many buildings have railway.gov.tw/en Mobile SIM cards artistry of your evening, take in the nightspots. The well-organised menu matched with an open-air dining goes hard and then home once or YEN Bar sockets with 220 volts, especially for the use When travel to Taiwan, do not miss stunning art and glass installations highlights the impressive offerings, space. There are private yachts twice a week. of air conditioners. Metro Systems the chance of staying connected. There are all around you, the epitome of the including various specialty cocktails, moored by the harbor. In the hot Metro systems are available in the two several operators to chose from, the most city’s most sophisticated setting. The non-alcoholic mocktails, 46 whiskeys summer, if you are worried about the Wednesday-Sunday from 22:30 Local climate biggest cities in Taiwan. Taipei Metro has five common are: Chunghua Telecom, Taiwan bar provides more than 80 kinds of distillery’s maturation warehouses. to the tunes of jazz, funk, new wave (including seven bourbons), plenty sun, you can choose to dine in the No. 12-7, Songshou Road, Taipei Taiwan enjoys warm weather all year main lines while Kaohsiung Rapid Transit Mobile, FET Net and TSTAR, and the easiest whisky, 90 kinds of cocktails and 100 You can drink whisky straight from the and other beats. Its sparkling of wines, beers, and other high-end indoor space. 110, Taiwan round. The average temperature is 28°C in includes two main lines. way to buy, is to purchase this at the airport kinds of wine on the list with alluring barrel through taps on the stacked atmosphere and the London- spirits. Sharing the same premises, the the summer and 17°C during winter. english.metro.taipei when arriving. variety of delightful & modern Asian casks. Lined with stainless steel, trained expert mixologists equally-classy steakhouse continues Open daily from 17:30 www.krtc.com.tw/eng Tapas. Sip room in the corner is one these casks are kept under optimal add to the liveliness by to offer excellent US Prime dry- No. 39-1, Chenggong 2nd Road, GETTING AROUND Visas of most popular secret places for the conditions in the bar. serving a unique range aged steaks and other mains. Kaohsiung City 806, Taiwan High Speed Rail Taiwan Tour Bus There are both online, electronic and city’s insiders. of champagne cocktails Taiwan High Speed Rail running from Taiwan Tour Bus offers 36 paper visas available for Indian nationals to Open daily from 19:00 and making your visit to Open daily from 18:30 Taipei to Zuoying, Kaohsiung, takes only 90 recommended itineraries along the major choose from when planning to visit Taiwan. Open daily from 14:00 2F, No. 1, Nanjing East Road, Section 2, the place worth it. 8F, No. 610, Sec. 4, Taiwan Blvd., Pier No. 1 minutes from northern Taiwan to the island’s scenic spots of Taiwan. There is also a travel Contact TECC for more information. 31F, W Hotel, No. 10, Zongxiao East Taipei 104, Taiwan Taichung City 407, Taiwan southern tip. agency list for you to select the best option for https://www.roc-taiwan.org/in_en/ Road, Taipei 110, Taiwan Open daily from 21:00 By far the best skybar yet in Kaohsiung. Alta Nightclub www.thsrc.com.tw sightseeing. For those wishing to visit tourist cat/11.html 5F, Neo 19, No. 22, Good location, nearby to MRT station. It’s virtually impossible to neglect Barcode Songshou Road, Moonight It’s not the highest among all the the spacious interior once inside Kavalan Whisky Bar Taipei 110, Taiwan buildings but it’s decent enough to see ALTA. They focus on EDM and Barcode is one of the most happening This exclusive open-air rooftop bar is the night view of the city. Friendly staff electro, so if you want to party all Whisky lovers in Taipei can taste the bars in the capital city of Taipei. the ideal location for post-work drinks and helpful in recommending and the night long, this is the place to be. TTB Singapore Office Every effort has been made to ensure that the entire spread of Kavalan’s whisky Standing tall at the fifth floor, Barcode with friends. Savour an indulgent ambience is pleasantly laid back. information in this guide is accurate at the time of Frank Taipei 10 Collyer Quay, #06-03, Ocean Financial Centre, Wednesday-Sunday from 22:30 publication, July 2020. However, changes to the offerings directly from the barrel. offers panoramic views of the Xinyi experience as you explore the wine Singapore 049315 information may have occurred in the intervening time. Latest addition on the bar scene, district from its spacious balcony. This trendy rooftop bar is the place to list, enjoy local and craft beers, sip Open daily from 18:00 No. 59, Qinghai South Street, Taiwan Tourism Bureau shall not be held liable for any the Kavalan Whisky Bar, provides Groove to the beat as the music go for vibes and atmosphere, but also single malts or watch the moon 15F, No. 4, Zhongshan 1st Road, Taichung City 40764, Taiwan Taiwan.net.tw TaiwanTourism.in TTB_IN damages, losses, injuries or inconvenience arising in an exhilarating experience that of a plays inside and the people dance one of the best places for fantastic comes up with the mixologist magic Kaohsiung City 800, Taiwan connection with the contents of this publication.
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