Top Solo Travel Cities in the World: Foreign Media Ranks Taipei as No. 1
Last updated 2026-09-25 — For travelers who love solo adventures, where is the most convenient, relaxing, and safe destination? The foreign website "BuzzFeed" rated the "26 Best Cities for Solo Travel" worldwide, and Taipei ranked above Portland, Toronto, Bangkok, New York, Seoul, and more...
By / MOOK Scenic Spots Family Travel Life Network Editorial Department
For travelers who love solo adventures, where is the most convenient, relaxing, and safe destination? The foreign website "BuzzFeed" rated the "26 Best Cities for Solo Travel" worldwide, and Taipei ranked above Portland, Toronto, Bangkok, New York, Seoul, and more, taking the top spot globally. It noted that Taipei’s night markets, featuring hundreds of street food stalls and unique vendors, are the best places to experience local cuisine, fashion, and culture. Moreover, if you want to escape the hustle and bustle of the city, Taipei also offers several stunning hiking spots, allowing you to enjoy both the metropolis and natural greenery in one place.
Taipei was named the world’s best city for solo travel by the foreign website "BuzzFeed." (Photo provided / MoKo Editorial Department)
Additionally, the article mentioned that in Taiwan, ATMs are easily accessible and accept debit cards issued by foreign banks, making it extremely convenient for international visitors. Furthermore, Taipei offers a wide range of goods at various price levels. While Taiwan’s prices aren’t as low as those on the mainland, they are significantly cheaper compared to Japan.
The foreign website "BuzzFeed" recommends the wonders of Taipei to travelers around the world. (Image source / from www.buzzfeed.com)
Two other standout features are the city’s convenient transportation system and excellent public safety. The article pointed out that taking buses is a highly recommended way to get around Taipei, allowing easy travel between different locations. Visitors also don’t need to worry much about theft or robbery, and the locals in Taipei are very willing to offer help and services to foreign tourists.
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