Discover the vibrant blend of modern city life, historic temples, world-famous night markets, and stunning mountain scenery with this great NONSTOP flight deal to Taiwan. Going.com has posted round-trip deals to Taipei in the high $700s, but you’ll want to book soon if you want to grab this deal — these fares are likely to last only a day or two!
These discounted fares are available on Starlux Airlines, China Airlines, United Airlines and others. Travel dates vary. Fares like this normally run around $1,200, so this deal can save you a pretty penny!
Nonstop to Taipei, Taiwan (TPE):
- Los Angeles (LAX) from $783
- Ontario (ONT) from $760
- Phoenix (PHX) from $757
- San Francisco (SFO) from $799
- Seattle (SEA) from $779
Taipei dazzles with a mix of modern marvels, leafy escapes, and cultural treasures. The iconic Taipei 101 rises 508 m and offers sweeping 360° views from its indoor and outdoor observatories — home to a massive tuned damper built to withstand typhoons and earthquakes. For skyline panoramas framed by nature, hike Elephant Mountain (Xiangshan) — a short trek rewarded by unrivaled views of Taipei 101, especially at sunset.
History and art lovers should explore the National Palace Museum, which houses over 700,000 Chinese imperial artifacts, including the famous jade cabbage sculpture, and the solemn but scenic Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall, complete with hourly changing-of-the-guard ceremonies and tranquil gardens.
A visit to Maokong via gondola lets you sip tea atop lush hills overlooking the city — perfect for a serene afternoon. Wander Ximending and Dihua Street for street culture. And at night, immerse yourself in local flavor at the Shilin or Raohe Night Markets, sampling bubble tea and beef noodles.
These flight deals could disappear at any time! See Clark’s Travel Planning and Booking Guide for the best tips on stress-free travel, and check out InsureMyTrip.com for travel insurance. Search Google Flights and Kayak to find the lowest airfares, or check out Going.
Why I Dig this Deal:
You won't have "tai" pay too much to get to Taipei!