Things to do in Taipei Arena

It’s really good. I recommend going here to relax and feel refreshed when you have trouble sleeping at night.

The transportation is convenient, the environment is small but beautiful, and the massage skills of the masters are of a certain level. It is very convenient to use Klook to purchase and exchange. The only drawback is that you cannot specify a male or female teacher.

It’s a great place. Children love to come. There are many food toys. Children like to cook. There are many people in holiday afternoons. Please pay attention to safety when playing.

I absolutely LOVED my experience with this guide and the itinerary. We did go a different route than planned, but that was because our guide, Mike, knew that it was going to rain in the afternoon, so he made sure that we got through the outdoor stuff first before we did any of the indoor stuff. Overall, majorly impressed by the information and the activities, and I would HIGHLY recommend.

The views from the first two stops wer amazing and our guide Jenny was happy to take pictures of us. The tea museum was not completely translated to English which was a bit unfortunate. Then the tour ended at a tea house where they showed us how to drink tea the Taiwanese way :) very fun experience!

Our tour guide Joy is knowledgeable and shared with us about Taiwan’s history and culture. Just a pity that due to the bad weather, we couldn’t enjoy the nice views. It was very foggy and raining throughout the day. Suggest to avoid March-May, Aug-Oct as it is rainy season.

The location is in Zhongshan District, a first-level war zone. Although it is still a little far away from the MRT, I feel good after using it. The main reason is that the masseur is very kind and experienced, and the snacks after the massage are also very sincere.

Bring your jackets! and umbrella! Despite the sudden change in weather, this is by far, my most favorite tour. So organized and convenient.