Small-Group: Yehliu, Jiufen & Pingxi Day Tour from Taipei Day Tours

TAIPEI 101 is located in a prime location in Taipei. The project was primarily planned by the Taipei Financial Center Corporation, a consortium of fourteen companies, in collaboration with a professional team. Masterfully designed by architect Li Zuyuan, the tower transcends the concept of a single volume, incorporating the auspicious number "eight" (a homophone for "prosperity") as a design unit. Each eight floors forms a structural unit, interconnected and stacked to form a cohesive whole. The resulting exterior creates a rhythmic aesthetic, ushering in a new style for international skyscrapers.

The building's shape resembles a strong bamboo that rises higher and is flexible, symbolizing the traditional architectural meaning of endless life.

The 360-degree mirrored wall design inside Taipei 101 reflects the sky, clouds and sunlight into the interior, creating a feeling of being in a cloud garden, overlooking the mountains and the city landscape.

The 89th-floor observation deck, at an elevation of 382 meters, offers not only panoramic views but also a variety of other facilities, including: ultra-high-magnification telescopes, commemorative photo photography services, a beverage bar, multimedia audio-visual guides in eleven languages, souvenir sales services, etc. You can also see the wind damper weighing 660 metric tons, a few of which are exposed for viewing.

The 89th-floor indoor observation deck, ablaze with lights at night, illuminates the glass landscape, creating a dreamlike and immersive experience. Not only does it offer panoramic views of the million-dollar nightscape, but it also features a unique photo window, making every moment a memorable one!

Equipped with an ultra-high-speed elevator, the ascent speed can reach 1010 meters per minute. It only takes 37 seconds to go from the 5th floor to the 89th floor observation deck. This high-tech smart high-speed elevator

Its multi-section appearance naturally mitigates the wind field effect caused by airflow caused by high-rise buildings on the ground, and ensures the safety and comfort of pedestrians through the separation of green planting areas in the architectural design.

Taipei 101 Observatory - Sunset View