Taiwan Province Province Tourism Traffic Raiders

There are two airports in Taipei, one is Taoyuan International Airport and the other is Taipei International Airport. Flights from the mainland may stop at both airports, so you should consult clearly in advance.

Taoyuan International Airport, also known as Chiang Kai-shek International Airport, operates international routes. It is located in da yuan xiang, Taoyuan County, Taiwan Province Province. It is the main airport in Taipei and the largest and busiest airport in Taiwan Province Province. Chiang Kai-shek International Airport is about 40 kilometers away from Taipei, with expressway in the middle, and it takes about 40 minutes by car.

Taipei International Airport, also known as Songshan Airport or Taipei Airport. Operate the island's air routes. It is located at the end of Dunhua North Road, Songshan District, Taipei. Although there is? International airport? However, since the opening of Taoyuan International Airport, Songshan Airport has become a purely intra-island flight airport. There are direct flights to Taipei Songshan Airport at Kaohsiung Xiaogang, Taichung, Chiayi, Tainan, Pingtung, Hualien, Taitung, Magong, Jinmen and Mazu.

Airport bus (Taoyuan International Airport)

There are several bus routes to and from downtown Taipei at Taoyuan International Airport, and the fare is about NT$ 100.

* Flying Dog Bus

Flying dogs provide free shuttle service to hotels in Taipei main station and Ximending, but the frequency is sparse. Sometimes it will be diverted directly to Ximending, and it will be better to ask at the ticket office before getting on the bus.

* Airbus (Judah) East and West Lines

* Evergreen Bus

Airport Bus (Taipei International Airport)

* Guoguang Passenger Transport

Guoguang travels between Taipei main station and Taipei International Airport, and is divided into Guoguang and Zhongxing. If you plan to go to a hotel near Taipei main station, it is very convenient to take Guoguang passenger transport. There are two kinds of tickets: 75 yuan (bypass) and NT 125 (through).

How to take a bus from Taoyuan International Airport to Taipei in the early morning?

Comprehensive information provided by netizens: Method 1: Take the flying dog tail bus at 2: 30 in the morning, but the bus will leave when it is full, so be sure to catch up with it quickly; Method 2: United Passenger Transport will wait for the evening passengers every night and take them to Zhongli to transfer to Taipei. There is only one stop for the flying dog tail bus, and the connecting train will stop near Taipei main station when it arrives in Taipei.

railway

There are mainly western trunk lines and eastern trunk lines, which is one of the important transportation systems in Taiwan Province Province. Cars are divided into ordinary cars, express trains, trams, Fuxing, Juguang and Hadron, and the pick-up places can be Taipei Station, Songshan Station and Wanhua Station. Among them, Taipei Station in the city center and Songshan Station in the east are two major stations, and trains at all levels stop, with dense flights and convenient service. Train tickets can be booked by telephone or online two weeks (14 days) before boarding.

Taipei railway station

It is a railway station with seven floors above ground and four floors underground. The train line and the MRT line cross underground, which is the largest railway station in Taiwan Province Province.

The underground floor of the station is the ticket hall; The second floor underground is the walking platform of the MRT Yellow Line, Green Line, Blue Line and ticket cutting gate. The third floor underground is a north-south train platform; The fourth floor is the MRT track.

When you enter the ticket cutting gate, you should pay attention to which side is the South Station and which side is the North Station. Above the elevator entrance of the platform, there is a computer that dynamically displays the nearest two buses in real time. There will be bright spots when the car is about to leave. If there is still some time before your flight, you might as well go to the Eslite Bookstore and Coffee Shop at the intersection of the train station and the Blue Line MRT, and then come back.

Reminder: When you take a train in Taipei, you must know what you want. South? Or? To the north? !

1. Do I have to go to Keelung, Songshan, Ruifang, Yilan, Hualien and Taitung? To the north? Yes

2. Do I have to take a bus if I want to go to Taoyuan, Hsinchu, Miaoli, Taichung, Changhua, Yunlin, Tainan, Chiayi, Kaohsiung and Pingtung? South? Train. There are two kinds of trains to the south: the sea line and the mountain line. The so-called sea line means that the train will go along a certain section of the western coast of Taiwan, while the mountain line will go completely along the internal plains and mountains. These two lines will meet and separate at some big stations.

Taipei high-speed rail

In 2007, the Taipei high-speed railway was completed and opened to traffic, with a total length of about 345 kilometers, mainly running through the west coast of Taiwan Province Province. Starting from Taipei, there are eight stops from Banqiao, Taoyuan, Hsinchu, Taichung, Chiayi and Tainan to Zuo Ying in Kaohsiung. Four new stops were added on 20 10, namely Nangang, Miaoli, Changhua and Yunlin.

At this stage, the routes provided by the high-speed rail, southbound and northbound, start at 6:30 in the morning at the earliest and at 23:30 in the evening at the latest. In terms of tickets, the fare from Taipei to Zuo Ying is NT 1 190 yuan from Monday to Thursday, and NT 1 yuan for commercial vehicles; On weekends, legal holidays and the day before continuous holidays, the standard car from Taipei to Zuo Ying is NT 1.490 yuan, and the commercial car is NT 1.950 yuan.

Tips: 1, all train seats can rotate 180 degrees;

There is a music channel in the business car. You can have headphones. When you get off the bus, please put them in the storage bag in front of the seat or return them to the service staff.

3. The logo of the South High-speed Railway Station has a green bottom line, and the logo of the North High-speed Railway Station has a blue bottom line.

highway

The road network in Taipei is dominated by expressways and expressways. Zhongshan Expressway runs across the northern end of the urban area, and there are interchange roads around Hebei Road, Chongqing North Road, Yuanshan, Binjiang Street, Dike Top, Neihu Lake and Donghu Lake. The second expressway passes through the mountainous area in the southeast of the city, and there is a Mu Cha interchange and a Taipei Link Road connecting Xinyi and Da 'an District. The most important expressway system is the North-South Jianguo Elevated Road and the East-West Citizen Avenue, both of which run through the most prosperous areas in Taipei.

Taiwan-Thailand passenger transport and unified passenger transport are implemented between western Taiwan and major towns in Yilan; There are other passenger transport companies, such as Mie, Taipei, Danshui, Xindian, Guide and Fuhe, which travel to and from neighboring Keelung and Taipei counties.