Taipei City in 1 Day for Couples - National Palace Museum — world-class Chinese art collection
In Collaboration with Jiu Feng Travel Tour Co., Ltd.. Updated on February 20, 2026.

Private day tour combining Taipei’s top cultural, natural, and local experiences. Travel with a private driver-guide to the National Palace Museum, Yangmingshan volcanic landscapes, a premium private hot spring room, and finish at Shilin Night Market. Comfortable pacing, flexible schedule for couples seeking culture and relaxation.
This itinerary was created in collaboration with Jiu Feng Travel Tour Co., Ltd., inspired by the tour Taipei: Yangmingshan, Palace Museum & Shilin Night Market. Please check the tour information during your booking process.
Highlights
- National Palace Museum — world-class Chinese art collection
- Private hot spring room and lunch in Yangmingshan
- Xiaoyoukeng volcanic steam vents
- Qingtiangang grassland panoramic views
- Shilin Night Market street food and evening atmosphere
Itinerary
Day 1
Full-day private tour. Start and end with hotel pickup/drop-off within Taipei City. Driver-guide will confirm exact pickup location and time after booking.
Pickup and transfer to National Palace Museum
Transfer from your Taipei hotel to the National Palace Museum where you will explore one of the world’s greatest collections of Chinese art and artifacts with an audio guide device provided.
Tips from local experts:
- Be ready 10 minutes before the confirmed pickup time; your driver-guide will contact you via WhatsApp or LINE to confirm the exact pickup location.
- The National Palace Museum opens at 08:30—arriving early reduces crowding; store large bags at the museum cloakroom.
- Audio-guide device is included; bring a photo ID (passport) in case staff request it when collecting tickets or devices.
Lunch and private hot spring room (special moment)
Enjoy a relaxed lunch followed by access to a premium private hot spring room set in the Yangmingshan mountain area — a quiet, intimate soak to unwind.
Tips from local experts:
- Bring lightweight swimwear and a change of clothes; some venues provide towels but having your own speeds transitions.
- Allow time to cool down after soaking and hydrate; plan clothing layers for cooler mountain breezes.
- Inform your driver-guide of any mobility or health concerns before the soak so the operator can arrange an appropriate private room.
Xiaoyoukeng steam vents
Discover Yangmingshan’s volcanic landscape at Xiaoyoukeng: watch steam vents, sulfur deposits, and the rugged terrain shaped by geothermal activity.
Tips from local experts:
- Wear sturdy shoes and a light windproof layer; paths can be uneven and windier near vents.
- Observe safety barriers and warning signs—do not cross rails or approach steam vents.
- The sulfur smell is normal; if you have respiratory sensitivities, bring a mask or limit time near vents.
Qingtiangang plateau stroll
Stroll across Qingtiangang’s wide green plateau, famous for panoramic views and grazing cattle — an ideal spot for photos and a short, scenic walk.
Tips from local experts:
- Bring a light jacket; the plateau can be exposed and cooler than the city.
- Stay on designated paths and boardwalks to protect the grassland and for your safety around grazing cattle.
- Short, flat walk—good for couples seeking easy scenic time together; plan 30–45 minutes to enjoy views and photos.
Shilin Night Market — evening street food
Experience Taipei’s lively night scene at Shilin Night Market. Sample street-food favorites like pepper buns, bubble tea, and grilled snacks while browsing local stalls.
Tips from local experts:
- Carry small change and a few bills; many vendors are cash-first and stalls move quickly during peak times.
- Agree on a clear meeting spot (for example a named stall or the Jiantan MRT exit) in case you separate while sampling food.
- If you have dietary restrictions, ask vendors about ingredients; many stalls will show items before cooking.
Beitou geothermal area (scenic roadside stop)
Short visit to the Beitou/nearby geothermal area to observe local hot-spring landscapes, trails, and sulfur features from accessible viewpoints.
Tips from local experts:
- This stop is a short scenic visit—expect brief walking on paved paths; wear comfortable shoes.
- Steam and sulfur scents are common—those sensitive to smells should remain a little farther from vents.
- Public restrooms and small convenience stores are available nearby; plan any restroom or refreshment stops during this brief break.
Itinerary Attributes
| Days | 1 |
| Highlights | 5 |
| Season | - |
| Month | - |
| Persona | Couples |
| Transfers | - |
| Restaurants | - |
| Total Activities | 6 |
| Total Places | 6 |
| Activities Types | Culture, Experience, Outdoor, Nightlife |



