Travel: Taiwan - Taipei

[loner]

[[quote]maybe any tour agency to recommend, very confused.[/quote]
Thinking of going to Taipei too in late Oct-early Nov. Anybody know how's the weather by then? Thinking of joining the tour group due to economy of scale but scared will b v \"siong\"....Any hotspring in Taipei which is value for money in case we decide to go on our own?

[caroline3sg]

loner

Chan Brothers has come up with pick your own itineries from a list of optional tours.

If you choose to get your own air tickets & hotels, you may want to look into their 2D Beitou Hot Spring Tour (optional tour).

Alternatively, they have 2 to go F&E - 3D Taipei Hot Sping & Shopping + 1N Free.

[loner]

[[quote]quote=\"caroline3sg\"]loner

Chan Brothers has come up with pick your own itineries from a list of optional tours.

If you choose to get your own air tickets & hotels, you may want to look into their 2D Beitou Hot Spring Tour (optional tour).

Alternatively, they have 2 to go F&E - 3D Taipei Hot Sping & Shopping + 1N Free.[/quote][/quote]

Thanks caroline3sg

[caroline3sg]

loner


links to chan brother's Taiwan optional tours & F&E itineries.

http://www.chanbrothers.com/static/microsite/taiwan/taiwan.cfm

[loner]

Understood from the Web that during late Oct the temperature will be around 20-24C, is there a great difference in the day n night? I guess a warm jacket and cardigan will do right? Any advise for ladies’ wear during that time?

[serinatan]

I’m also looking for advise on the weather. My trip is in early Nov. I’ve just booked Royal Seasons Hotel in Taipei and will be spending a night at 清境. I wonder if the temperate will drop drastically in the mountains …

[2DMommy]

My DS will be going to 花莲 for immersion programme in Nov with the school, wonder what is the weather then? Anyone one can advise? Just want to make sure that I pack the right clothings for him

[i3mum]

Hi,


Does anyone know if there are any theme parks which are suitable for kids in Taiwan?

[caroline3sg]

how old are your kids?


The popular ones are Leofoo village (ie suitable for teenages) and Window on China (ie lower primary or younger).

http://www.themeparks.net.tw/eng/index.asp

[i3mum]

hi caroline3sg,


My kids will be 6 & 4 next year, we are planning to go for a vacation. Thinking of Taiwan. Have you been to Hongkong Ocean Park, Is Window on China comparable to that?

caroline3sg:

how old are your kids?

The popular ones are Leofoo village (ie suitable for teenages) and Window on China (ie lower primary or younger).

http://www.themeparks.net.tw/eng/index.asp