First of all, I would like to wish all my friends, brothers, and sisters a Happy New Year 2018. May you all have a happy and prosperous year ahead. May your work bring you wealth, and may your savings bring you gold. May you live your life with happiness and mindfulness.

This review is based on my personal experience and expenses during my trip to Taipei, Taiwan. If you have any questions or find any errors, please let me know. For further inquiries, please visit my Facebook Fan Page: https://www.facebook.com/littleduckinthefog.

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The first part of the sentence is a link to an article about flying to Taipei on China Airlines. The second part of the sentence is about how to get into Taipei from the airport.

The second part of the review of the Airline Inn hotel in Taipei can be found here: https://th.readme.me/p/14495

Part 3 A tour of the blessings of the gods at "Longshan Temple", Taipei, Taiwan

Chapter 4 First Sight in First Night: Exploring the Nightlife of Taipei 101 in Taipei, Taiwan

Chapter 5 Review of Beitou Hot Spring, Taipei, Taiwan

Chapter 6: A scenic stroll through Tamsui, Taipei, Taiwan

Chapter 7: Lovely Sight @ Bitan (ปี้ถาน) in Taipei, Taiwan

Episode 8: A Collector's Paradise: Figures at Taipei City Mall & Ferris Wheel Miramar, "Taipei," Taiwan.

Episode 9: Dinner amidst the rain at Shilin Night Market, Taipei, Taiwan.

Episode 10: Memory Hall in Taipei, Taiwan: A Day Trip to Remember

Having extensively explored Asia, I've found myself revisiting the same destinations frequently. Taiwan, which has offered visa-free entry for two years, has piqued my interest. This year, I planned to retrace the steps of the Taiwanese drama "Start with a Kiss." However, upon closer examination, the journey appeared daunting. Consequently, I've decided to focus solely on Taipei.

I purchased a ticket from Expedia for China Airlines at a price of 99xx (I can't remember the exact price). Before purchasing, I checked the price on the airline's website. It was slightly more expensive, so I got a better deal on Expedia. The flight departed from Suvarnabhumi Airport at 8:30 AM and took approximately 3 hours and 40 minutes. We arrived at almost 12:30 PM. Please note that Taiwan time is one hour ahead of Thailand time.

One of the reasons I choose China Airlines is because of the In-Town Check-In service, which is currently available with only four airlines. Another airline we know is EVA Air. The other two airlines are unknown and may not operate flights through our country. Regarding the seat pitch, I am 183 cm tall, and the pictures show that the legroom is not too cramped for a nearly 4-hour flight.

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In-flight entertainment includes a selection of movies. While the selection may not be the latest releases, it offers a decent variety to pass the time. I watched two movies during the flight.

The sky is like fluffy cotton candy. I really want to jump and roll around in it.

If you're tired of watching movies, why not check out Navigator?

The flight was almost an hour long, and it was time for the in-flight meal. However, I must warn you that it was just your typical airplane food. No matter how I describe it, it won't be appetizing. It was rather bland. But every time I fly, I use my Citibank credit card to redeem a Subway sandwich to tide me over, and that works out pretty well.

Upon arrival at Taoyuan Airport, after going through immigration (the line was long but moved relatively quickly), we proceeded to arrange tickets for our trip into Taipei.

There are various ways to enter Taipei City. While others may have reviewed using buses, I will introduce the Joint Ticket for entering Taipei City via the MRT Airport Service. I purchased a 72-hour Joint Ticket for 600 TWD. This ticket includes two cards: one for round-trip travel to and from the airport, and the other for unlimited use of the Taipei MRT for 72 hours.

After obtaining your ticket, follow the signs for approximately 200-300 meters to locate the elevator leading down to the MRT Airport Service.

You can actually buy your ticket here, it's less crowded than at the immigration exit.

The MRT Airport Service operates two types of trains: Commuter Local and Express. These trains run alternately, with the Express train making fewer stops and the Commuter train making more stops.

My commute to the city takes about 45 minutes.

The view from the road is gloomy, making me wonder if I'll survive the rain on the first day.

My review consists of approximately 8-9 parts, each focusing on a specific tourist attraction. Please stay tuned for the next part, which I will publish as soon as I have some free time. If you have any questions, please feel free to like my Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/littleduckinthefog.