Frequently Asked Questions About Travel to Taiwan

Yes, Taiwan is one of the safest travel destinations in Asia. Crime rates are very low, cities are clean and well-lit, and locals are friendly and welcoming to visitors. Public transportation is reliable, healthcare is excellent, and it's safe to explore both vibrant night markets and stunning nature trails.

At Kunji Travel, we design safe, well-planned journeys so you can experience Taiwan with confidence and peace of mind.

The best time to visit Taiwan is spring (March–May) and autumn (October–November). The weather is mild, comfortable, and ideal for city walks, mountain hikes, and coastal travel.

In general, we recommend at least 2 weeks in Taiwan. This allows you to enjoy a full round trip around the island without rushing, combining vibrant cities, mountain landscapes, coastal scenery, and local culture.

Yes, traveling around Taiwan by car is easy and convenient. The island has well-maintained highways and clear road signs in both Chinese and English, making a round trip smooth and flexible.

However, in major cities such as Taipei, it's often easier to use public transportation. The metro, buses, and trains are clean, efficient, and well-connected, saving you time and parking hassle.

For the best experience, many travelers combine both: public transport in the cities and a rental car for exploring Taiwan's beautiful countryside and coastline.

If you hold a Dutch passport, you do not need a visa to visit Taiwan for tourism. You can stay visa-free for up to 90 days.

For travelers from other countries, visa rules vary and are handled case by case. We recommend checking the latest regulations based on your passport before planning your trip.

Absolutely! Taiwan is a paradise for nature and hiking lovers. The island offers dramatic mountains, lush forests, scenic coastlines, waterfalls, and high-altitude trails all within short travel distances.

You can hike through marble gorges, walk ancient forest paths, explore tea-covered hills, or enjoy breathtaking coastal trails. With well-marked routes and diverse landscapes, Taiwan is perfect for both casual walkers and experienced hikers.

Taiwan offers a rich mix of traditional heritage and modern creativity.

You can visit centuries-old temples, explore historic streets, and discover Indigenous cultures and local traditions. Experience lively night markets, traditional tea ceremonies, and seasonal festivals that bring communities together.

Let us guide you based on your interests and preferences, and create a cultural journey that feels personal and meaningful.

Yes! We specialize in private guided tours in Taiwan.

As true locals, we speak Dutch, English, Mandarin, and Taiwanese, allowing us to create smooth and personal travel experiences. Our founder, Steven, is a licensed official guide and can arrange private journeys from 1 to 3 weeks, tailored entirely to your interests.

If you prefer shorter experiences, from a few days to just a few hours, we are happy to arrange that as well.

Absolutely! Taiwan is a true food and fruit paradise.

From vibrant night markets and authentic street food to refined regional cuisine, Taiwan offers incredible variety and flavor. You can taste handmade dumplings, fresh seafood, traditional beef noodles, and seasonal tropical fruits grown locally on the island.

Most importantly, Taiwan is very vegetarian-friendly. With its strong Buddhist influence, you'll find plenty of delicious vegetarian and plant-based options everywhere, from local eateries to specialty restaurants.

Basically, just let us know your ideas and preferences, and we will design the best journey for you.

Even if you don't have a clear plan yet, that's perfectly fine — we are happy to offer a free introduction and consultation to inspire you.

For more details about our process, please visit our How We Work page.