An offline map and travel guide of Taipei
Key features:
1. Offline maps from official sources.
2. Usable even no internet connection and Wi-Fi lost.
3. Can zoom in, zoom out and scroll vertical and horizontal.
4. Easy to use. Quick to find your place.
5. Without charge.
6. Bookmark and customize maps and web pages by yourself.
7. Local guide and local foods guide.
This app includes:
1. Taipei Metro Mrt Map
2. Taoyuan Airport Route
3. Taipei Hopon-Hopoff
4. Taipei Travel Guide Book
5. Taipei Metro Guide
6. Kaohsiung Kmrt Map
What's New in the Latest Version 1.1.7
Last updated on Jun 20, 2024
This app includes:
1. Taipei Metro Mrt Map
2. Taoyuan Airport Route
3. Taipei Hopon-Hopoff
4. Taipei Travel Guide Book
5. Taipei Metro Guide
6. Kaohsiung Kmrt Map
Introduction
Taipei Metro is a comprehensive rapid transit system serving the Greater Taipei metropolitan area in Taiwan. It consists of 6 lines, spanning a total of 131.1 kilometers, and serves 117 stations. The metro system is renowned for its efficiency, reliability, and accessibility, making it an indispensable mode of transportation for both locals and visitors alike.
Line Overview
* Red Line (Tamsui-Xinyi Line): The Red Line runs from Tamsui District in the north to Xinyi District in the east. It is the oldest line in the system and serves major attractions such as Taipei Main Station, Ximending, and Taipei 101.
* Green Line (Songshan-Xindian Line): The Green Line runs from Songshan District in the east to Xindian District in the south. It serves key areas such as Taipei City Hall, Daan Forest Park, and National Taiwan University.
* Orange Line (Zhonghe-Xinlu Line): The Orange Line runs from Zhonghe District in the south to Xinlu District in the west. It serves areas such as Yonghe, Banqiao, and Xinzhuang.
* Blue Line (Bannan Line): The Blue Line runs from Nangang District in the east to Dingpu District in the south. It serves major attractions such as Taipei Expo Park, National Palace Museum, and Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall.
* Brown Line (Wenhu Line): The Brown Line runs from Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center Station to Taipei Zoo Station. It serves areas such as Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center, Neihu Technology Park, and Taipei Zoo.
* Yellow Line (Circular Line): The Yellow Line is a circular line that runs through downtown Taipei. It serves major attractions such as Taipei Main Station, Ximending, and Songshan Airport.
Fares and Ticketing
Fares on the Taipei Metro are based on the distance traveled. Passengers can purchase single-journey tickets, stored-value cards (EasyCard and iPass), or monthly passes. Single-journey tickets can be purchased at ticket vending machines in stations, while stored-value cards and monthly passes can be purchased at metro stations and convenience stores.
Accessibility
Taipei Metro stations are fully accessible, with elevators, escalators, and tactile paving for visually impaired passengers. Stations are also equipped with information displays and announcements in multiple languages.
Tourist Attractions
The Taipei Metro provides convenient access to numerous tourist attractions in Taipei, including:
* Taipei 101
* National Palace Museum
* Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall
* Ximending
* Daan Forest Park
* Taipei Zoo
* National Taiwan University
Tips for Using the Taipei Metro
* Plan your journey in advance using the Taipei Metro website or mobile app.
* Purchase a stored-value card (EasyCard or iPass) for convenience and cost savings.
* Allow ample time for transfers, as some stations can be large and crowded.
* Be aware of peak hours (7-9 AM and 5-7 PM), when trains can be particularly crowded.
* Respect the designated seating areas for elderly, disabled, and pregnant passengers.
* Keep your valuables close to you and be aware of your surroundings.
An offline map and travel guide of Taipei
Key features:
1. Offline maps from official sources.
2. Usable even no internet connection and Wi-Fi lost.
3. Can zoom in, zoom out and scroll vertical and horizontal.
4. Easy to use. Quick to find your place.
5. Without charge.
6. Bookmark and customize maps and web pages by yourself.
7. Local guide and local foods guide.
This app includes:
1. Taipei Metro Mrt Map
2. Taoyuan Airport Route
3. Taipei Hopon-Hopoff
4. Taipei Travel Guide Book
5. Taipei Metro Guide
6. Kaohsiung Kmrt Map
What's New in the Latest Version 1.1.7
Last updated on Jun 20, 2024
This app includes:
1. Taipei Metro Mrt Map
2. Taoyuan Airport Route
3. Taipei Hopon-Hopoff
4. Taipei Travel Guide Book
5. Taipei Metro Guide
6. Kaohsiung Kmrt Map
Introduction
Taipei Metro is a comprehensive rapid transit system serving the Greater Taipei metropolitan area in Taiwan. It consists of 6 lines, spanning a total of 131.1 kilometers, and serves 117 stations. The metro system is renowned for its efficiency, reliability, and accessibility, making it an indispensable mode of transportation for both locals and visitors alike.
Line Overview
* Red Line (Tamsui-Xinyi Line): The Red Line runs from Tamsui District in the north to Xinyi District in the east. It is the oldest line in the system and serves major attractions such as Taipei Main Station, Ximending, and Taipei 101.
* Green Line (Songshan-Xindian Line): The Green Line runs from Songshan District in the east to Xindian District in the south. It serves key areas such as Taipei City Hall, Daan Forest Park, and National Taiwan University.
* Orange Line (Zhonghe-Xinlu Line): The Orange Line runs from Zhonghe District in the south to Xinlu District in the west. It serves areas such as Yonghe, Banqiao, and Xinzhuang.
* Blue Line (Bannan Line): The Blue Line runs from Nangang District in the east to Dingpu District in the south. It serves major attractions such as Taipei Expo Park, National Palace Museum, and Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall.
* Brown Line (Wenhu Line): The Brown Line runs from Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center Station to Taipei Zoo Station. It serves areas such as Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center, Neihu Technology Park, and Taipei Zoo.
* Yellow Line (Circular Line): The Yellow Line is a circular line that runs through downtown Taipei. It serves major attractions such as Taipei Main Station, Ximending, and Songshan Airport.
Fares and Ticketing
Fares on the Taipei Metro are based on the distance traveled. Passengers can purchase single-journey tickets, stored-value cards (EasyCard and iPass), or monthly passes. Single-journey tickets can be purchased at ticket vending machines in stations, while stored-value cards and monthly passes can be purchased at metro stations and convenience stores.
Accessibility
Taipei Metro stations are fully accessible, with elevators, escalators, and tactile paving for visually impaired passengers. Stations are also equipped with information displays and announcements in multiple languages.
Tourist Attractions
The Taipei Metro provides convenient access to numerous tourist attractions in Taipei, including:
* Taipei 101
* National Palace Museum
* Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall
* Ximending
* Daan Forest Park
* Taipei Zoo
* National Taiwan University
Tips for Using the Taipei Metro
* Plan your journey in advance using the Taipei Metro website or mobile app.
* Purchase a stored-value card (EasyCard or iPass) for convenience and cost savings.
* Allow ample time for transfers, as some stations can be large and crowded.
* Be aware of peak hours (7-9 AM and 5-7 PM), when trains can be particularly crowded.
* Respect the designated seating areas for elderly, disabled, and pregnant passengers.
* Keep your valuables close to you and be aware of your surroundings.
