Top 10 Taiwan Attractions Loved by Foreigners

Tourism Center / Comprehensive Report

According toGOOGLEthe latest “Street View Hotspot Ranking,” the Taiwan attractions most loved by foreigners this year are completely different from previous years. This year’s top spot is Jiufen Old Street (Jiufen)! In addition to Jiufen, several other attractions also made the list, with scenic spots representing Taiwan’s traditional culture—such as historic streets across the island and outlying islands—making up more than half of the rankings.

1. Jiufen Old Street (New Taipei City)
An early-developed area with a long history and culture, Jiufen has abundant online resources, which is why it ranks as the most-searched Taiwan attraction by foreigners. It is also a famous filming location from the anime movie *Spirited Away*.

▲ Night view of Jiufen Old Street. (Photo provided by New Taipei City Government Tourism Bureau)

2. Taipei Main Station (Taipei City)
As a major transportation hub in Taipei and a key transfer point for the MRT, Taipei Main Station is a place almost everyone—locals and tourists alike—passes through. The surrounding area is filled with commercial districts that blend into the station’s bustling atmosphere.

▲ Taipei Main Station. (Photo from Google Maps)

3. Green Island (Taitung County)
With naturally beautiful seascapes and a rich historical and cultural background, Green Island is one of the must-visit destinations for both domestic and international travelers.

▲ Green Island Sunrise Hot Springs. (Photo provided by Taitung County Government)

4. Orchid Island (Taitung County)
Known for its indigenous Tao culture, Orchid Island has become a major highlight. With views of the Pacific Ocean, it's a beautiful island destination not to be missed by sea-loving travelers from around the world.

▲ A corner of Orchid Island. (Photo by Jamie)

5. Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall (Taipei City)
A symbol of the spirit of freedom, Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall is definitely a must-see for all visitors. Built in honor of former President Chiang Kai-shek, it is the largest memorial structure dedicated to him.

▲ Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall. (Photo by reporter Chen Mingren)

6. E-Da Theme Park (Kaohsiung City)
A renowned landmark in Kaohsiung, the dazzling golden lights at night create a vibrant and enchanting skyline.

▲ E-Da Theme Park. (Photo from E-Da World Facebook)

7. Xinyi Shopping District (Taipei City)
Comprising various commercial areas such as Xinyi New Life Square, Vieshow Cinemas, Taipei 101, Taipei World Trade Center, Breeze Center, and H&M, Xinyi Shopping District gets even more lively as night falls.

▲ Xinyi Shopping District. (Photo provided by Taipei 101)

8. Anping Old Street (Tainan City)
Representing Taiwan’s deep-rooted historical and traditional culture, Anping Old Street is a popular attraction for many foreign visitors. The area features restored heritage residences turned into guesthouses, traditional snacks, and a strong sense of local charm.

▲ Anping Old Street in Tainan. (Photo by reporter Huang Kexiang)

9. Yehliu Geopark (New Taipei City)
Yangliu is home to the famous "Queen's Head" rock formation and boasts breathtaking sea-and-sky views, making it an internationally renowned attraction. Due to its unique geographical environment, the park is scattered with extraordinary rock formations that are masterpieces of nature’s craftsmanship.

▲Yangliu (Photo provided by Rongshu Academy)

10. Lukang Old Street (Changhua County)
Lukang is celebrated in the well-known song "Town of Lukang," highlighting its significance among Taiwan’s tourist destinations. This nostalgic old town boasts a history spanning over a century, with fragrant osmanthus-lined lanes and traditional crafts that showcase rich cultural heritage at every turn.

▲Lukang Old Street (Photo provided by YouBike Light Travel)