A city of contradictions, Taipei is abuzz with modern technology and architecture, but still tied to its traditional Asian roots. This night tour of Taipei takes you through the best of what Asian cities have to offer: great street food, crackling night life, and a bit of Asian culture, all under the lights of one of the world's tallest skyscrapers. The night starts with dinner at a local restaurant specializing in xialongbao (steamed dumplings). Afterward, make your way to the Hwahsi street markets and Snake Alley. You will have the opportunity to stroll down the aisles of food stalls and store lined streets. This traditional Taiwan night market resembles a beach boardwalk with quirky souvenir stores and fun fair games.

The night tour of Taipei continues on to Lungshan Temple to observe traditional Taiwanese religious practices. A Buddhist temple, Lungshan is sometimes known as the "meeting place of the gods," and features shrines to many Asian gods and goddesses. The Lungshan Temple is one of the few temples in Taipei that accurately depicts fine temple architecture.

Your Taipei night tour concludes with bringing you back to the modern age at the world's second largest building, Taipei 101. The 101 Building stands at an astounding 508 meters and features a five story shopping center with every design label imaginable. Experience all of the city's diversity in one night. Whether jumping into the bustle of a Taiwan night market, observing Asian religious traditions, or admiring modern architecture, it's all possible while on this Taipei night tour.