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A trip connecting Hong Kong and Taipei opened up a new perception of the city for me - Hong Kong airport is full of focus, Taipei's Forbidden City cultural heritage is super deep, M One Cafe food is evocative, transportation near Taipei Station is super convenient, and moving back and forth is excellent. If you want to feel the modern architecture and historic artifacts, taste the food and experience the convenient transportation, this line is definitely a city combo worth collecting!

Featured itinerary highlights:
The stops include Hong Kong International Airport, the National Palace Museum in Taipei, the popular photo cafe (M One Cafe Daan) and Taipei Station Plaza. From the open airport at the first moment of arrival to the museum full of art atmosphere, as well as the unexaggerated brunch food you can eat every day, and the efficient walking experience of the transportation hub, every point is very memorable.

City Attractions Inventory Recommendations:

1. Hong Kong International Airport🌟
As an international aviation hub, Hong Kong International Airport is not only modern in design, but also has beautiful views, so you can take pictures with your camera while waiting for the plane. The airport has many consumption options, advanced equipment, and many food and shopping spots. After landing, you will feel the modern atmosphere and it is definitely a comfortable starting point for your journey.

2. National Palace Museum, Taipei
If you love gorgeous artifacts and history, you must make a pilgrimage to the National Palace Museum every time you visit Taipei! The address is No. 221, Section 2, Zhishan Road, Shilin District, Taipei. It is open year-round but remember that some days are closed on Mondays. Check before you leave. Collector-level exhibits such as jade cabbage and flesh-shaped stone are worth seeing. The exhibition hall is clearly divided, and the tour atmosphere is quiet and deep. It is highly recommended to enter the fine ancient and modern treasures. Tickets are only 35 yuan, which is super good value for money.

3. M One Cafe
The address is 6-1, Lane 27, Section 4, Ren Ai Road. The French fries and One assorted egg rolls are recommended. The cafe atmosphere is comfortable, the food is high quality, the dining experience is excellent (I really think it's good!), both breakfast and Brunch are just right.

4. Taipei Station Plaza
Near the station is the heart of tourist traffic. The address is 2F, No. 3, Beiping West Road, Zhongzheng District, Taipei. The MTR is accessible in all directions, and there are many small food shops nearby. It is very convenient to take the MRT to major attractions. The ground is often musical performances, street artists, suitable for photography is also a good place to wait for people. As a transportation hub, it can definitely ensure the flexibility of travel time.

Practical Tips:
- It is recommended to visit the Forbidden City in the morning or afternoon for less crowds and a more relaxed tour to avoid stepping on thunder when closed on Monday.
- Hong Kong airport has many facilities, it is recommended to reserve more time to enter the airport, check in + visit duty-free shops.
- M One Cafe may require a queue during peak hours, so it is recommended to make a reservation in advance or avoid peak dining.
- Taipei Station connects to major routes for easy access, suitable for reserving time to rest or resupply nearby.

Transportation Guide:
Hong Kong Airport city can be accessed by Airport Express, bus or taxi, which is convenient and fast;
Taipei Palace Museum can be transferred from MRT Shilin Station to Red 30, 255, 304 and other buses directly to the door;
M One Cafe walk or take the MRT to Daan Station and walk for about 10 minutes;
Taipei Station has access to the Taiwan High Speed Rail, Taiwan Railway and MRT systems throughout Taipei.

Food Recommendations:
M One Cafe is not exaggerated at all, each one is worth trying one by one, the dessert portion is enough for two people.

#Hong Kong Airport Photo #Taipei Food #Forbidden City Heritage Tour #Transportation Guide #City Roam