Markets in Taipei

Dihua Street is quite famous for its kaleidoscopic identity. It takes people back to the Qing Dynasty and the Japanese Colonisation once they see the buildings that mirro

Addiction Aquatic Development is definitely more sleek and modern than your typical fish market: instead of piles of used styrofoam boxes out front, you will see a quaint

Xinyi Public Assembly Hall occupies four buildings, from a bygone era of Taipei. These houses, previously occupied by mlitary dependents, have been repurposed for retaini

The traditional of Chinese herbal medicine is still popularly practiced withn Taipei. Around the corner from Longshan temple, in Herb Lane............

The Buddhist Street consists of approximately twenty stores and workshops making and selling religious gadgets and artifacts found at temples. The story of this market t

An attraction for foreign tourists and locals alike, this street is the bustling heart of Tamsui town. From hardware to cute curios, it can be bought here. Of course ther

There are a number of night markets all over the island to choose from.Nearby a famous tourist spot, the Longshan Temple,are four smaller night markets that are collectiv

On weekends, locals and foreigners flock to the Taipei Jianguo Jade Market in the hopes of getting a 'steal' for themselves. There are around 300 local vendors selling th

Economical traditional food tasting at its most authentic. This is one of the most famous food markets that has reasonably priced selection of local specialties..........

This tiny market (萬華青草巷) consists of dozens of Chinese medicine stores and stands huddled in a narrow alley next to Longshan Temple. The place used to be known