Taipei, the capital city and located in northern Taiwan, is the center of the politics, economics and technology of one of the East Asia's economic "Tigers" - Taiwan. Taiwan offers tourists comfortable weather and has no winter. With the pleasant climate, Taiwan can sustain vast resources.

It is worth visiting Taiwan for its natural sights, such as the high and steep mountains, and the exhilarating atmosphere of seaside holidays.

Taipei is the provisional capital of the Republic of China and is Taiwan's largest city. It is the main administrative, commercial, manufacturing, and cultural center of the island. The first settlement on the present-day site of Taipei was established in the 1700s. In 1884, the Qing dynasty governor of Taiwan decided to move the provincial capital to Taipei. Taipei is a city of many faces; where ancient and modern co-exist, where rice paddies stretched for miles only 30 years ago, and where in modern times now stretch glass-faced high-rise office buildings, luxury condominiums, and modern department stores towering above wide, tree-lined boulevards. Taipei is gradually moving towards the standards of Western metropolitan cities.