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Taipei Nangnang Exhibition Center Station Exit 5 - Blue Line |
We stayed on my classmate house which was near at Taipei Nangnang Exhibition Center Station. This station was the starting point of all our activities in Taipei. While walking towards the station, we noticed several orange bikes parked before it. According to my classmates, they were YouBikes. YouBIke is another mode of transportation in Taipei. Commuters can rent the bike and park it to the YouBike station near to his/her destination.
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UBikes |
At the station, we approached the officer in the window, and asked for two Metro Taipei One Day Pass tickets.
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This pass will give you a ride-all-you-can in all MRT Lines in Taipei until 12 midnight |
This costed us 150 NTD each. When I got the tickets the officers also handed-over two sets of discount coupons for rides, Taipei 101,and other activities. This was totally made me happy as a tourist.
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Coupons |
We tapped our tickets and waited for the train to go. We were heading to Blue Line Taipei City Hall Station to reach Taipei 101. There were only few riders on the first station. The train was clean and spacious.
Currently, Taipei has 5 MRT Lines, mostly have underground stations.
- Wenhu Line a.k.a Brown Line
- Tamsui-Xinyi Line a.k.a Red Line
- Songshan -Xindian Line a.k.a Green Line
- Zhonghe-Xinlu Line a.k.a Orange Line
- Bannan Line - a.k.a Blue Line
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Taipei MRT Map |
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Checking Where we at vs Tourist Map |


Around Taipei 101
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Mall Entrance |
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At Office Entrance |
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Infinite Life |
While going to National Dr. Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall, we passed by Taipei City Hall Public Square. We found this park as a perfect place to take a picture with Taipei 101.
Tips!
- Ride a blue line and get off at Taipei City Hall Station. Exit at Exit 2.
- Book in advance your ticket to Taipei 101 at Klook for discounted price. Ticket Price: Php 853.00
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