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Spend a Night at Taiwan’s Tallest Building: Taipei 101 Opens High-Altitude Overnight Stays

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Last updated 2026-09-26 — Taipei 101 has set a global first among skyscrapers by launching the “High-Altitude Overnight Stay 101” event on its 89th-floor observation deck, designed specifically for family travel. This unique experience allows visitors to camp overnight in Taiwan’s tallest building and even stargaze and watch the sunrise from the outdoor terrace...

By MOOK Scenic Spots Home Travel Life Network Editorial Team
 
Taipei 101 has set a global first among skyscrapers by launching the “High-Altitude Overnight Stay 101” event on its 89th-floor observation deck, designed specifically for family travel. This unique experience allows visitors to camp overnight in Taiwan’s tallest building and even stargaze and watch the sunrise from the outdoor terrace, creating an unforgettable experience for the whole family.

Taipei 101 has planned the “High-Altitude Overnight Stay 101” event on its 89th-floor observation deck. (Image source / Taipei 101)

The Taipei 101 observation deck will host the event in five sessions starting July 23, inviting families with children aged 3 to 65 to participate. A minimum of 80 participants is required for each session, with a maximum of 160 people per session. Organizers will also prepare stargazing activities, guided tours, and family-friendly programs, and provide four-person tents, individual sleeping bags, and sleeping mats for an overnight stay on the indoor 89th-floor observation deck.

Visitors can camp overnight in Taiwan’s tallest building and enjoy the beautiful sunrise. (Image source / Taipei 101)

Registration for the “High-Altitude Overnight Stay 101” event begins on July 5. The event fee is NT$1,500 per child aged 3 to 5 and NT$2,200 per person aged 6 and above. Camping overnight on the 382-meter-high observation deck offers a unique summer adventure.
 
[Info]
Sessions: 7/23, 7/30, 8/6, 8/13, 8/20
Number of Participants: Limited to 160 per session (minimum 80 to proceed)
Target Audience: Families with children aged 3–65
Event Fee: NT$1,500 per person aged 3–5, NT$2,200 per person aged 6 and above (applicable to children born before January 1, 2010; children under 12 must be accompanied by at least one parent)
Customer Service Hotline: For event-related inquiries, please call 02-8101-8800
 

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