Discover emotional moments in Taipei by exploring Maokong at night.
A beautiful night view paired with a cup of fine tea is the ultimate delight when visiting Maokong. The “HowToTrip Accommodation & Dining 2010 Taipei Hotel Festival” kicked off in September, with numerous discounts continuing through November. One of its featured series, “Night Tour of Maokong – Taipei’s Touching Moments,” announced the festival’s only curated recommendation: the “Night Tour of Maokong” itinerary, and launched 60 experience slots for the “Night Tour of Maokong” as prizes for the festival’s “Spend NT$500, Win a Great Trip” promotion.
Maokong is a popular spot in Taipei for night views.
The curated route offered by the hotel festival centers around the MRT, integrating nearby urban business hotels, tourist attractions, and facilities. It comprehensively promotes famous sites in the Maokong area—such as Apricot Blossom Forest, Tea Road Ancient Trail, Pot Holes, Zhangshan Temple, and Zhinan Temple—as well as well-known local shops (for details, please visit the Maokong Slow Travel website: http://www.twmaokong.net/). The aim is to allow the public to experience the limitless charm of quality accommodation and dining through a trip to Maokong and an overnight stay at a hotel.
This year’s Taipei Hotel Festival runs from September to November. (Photo provided by Taipei City Government)
To shed the stiff and cold image of business hotels and connect more closely with the domestic travel market, Taipei’s Grand Formosa Regent Hotel this year offers an exceptional deal: classic rooms at NT$3,600 + 10% service charge (original price NT$8,500 + service charge), including two breakfasts and two elegant afternoon teas. The Taipei Fullerton Hotel South offers a “55% discount on stays with proof of Maokong Gondola ticket purchase.” The Fuhao Hotel provides a “Stay Promotion with Proof of Maokong Gondola Ticket Purchase,” allowing guests to enjoy a 2-night, 3-day stay in a business room originally priced at NT$5,880 for just NT$4,800, so visitors can enjoy urban charm at Maokong at an affordable price.
“2010 Taipei Hotel Festival”: http://www.taipei-hotel.com.tw/
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