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Taipei • Asia/Taipei

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Country Information

Capital
Taipei
Population
25,864,826
Area
36,193 km²
Largest City
Taipei
Daylight Saving Time (DST)
Not Observed
ISO Code
TW / TWN
Time Zones
1 zone
Languages
Mandarin Chinese, Taiwanese
Currency
New Taiwan Dollar (NT$) - NT$100
Coordinates
Decimal:25.0531, 121.5264
DMS:25°03′11″N, 121°31′35″E
Elevation
Highest:3,952 m
Lowest:0 m
Average:1,976 m
International Dialing Code
+886

Time Zones

• Asia/Taipei| CST (UTC+8)

Geographic Extremes

Northernmost
Danshui
Southernmost
Kaohsiung
Easternmost
Yilan
Westernmost
Magong

About Taiwan

•Taiwan has a rich indigenous culture with 16 officially recognized indigenous groups, each with its own unique languages and traditions.
•The island of Taiwan was inhabited by indigenous peoples for thousands of years before Chinese settlers began arriving in the 17th century.
•Taiwan was under Japanese rule from 1895 to 1945, which significantly influenced its infrastructure and industrial development.
•The National Palace Museum in Taipei houses one of the largest collections of Chinese imperial artifacts in the world.
•Taiwan is known for its vibrant night markets, where visitors can enjoy a variety of street foods and local delicacies.
•The island features diverse geographical landscapes, including mountains, forests, and coastal areas, with Yushan being the highest peak.
•Taiwan is a significant player in the global semiconductor industry, being home to the Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC), one of the largest semiconductor manufacturers in the world.
•Traditional Chinese medicine is widely practiced in Taiwan, and many people seek alternative therapies for health and wellness.
•Taiwan celebrates the Lantern Festival with elaborate lantern displays and dragon dances, marking the end of the Lunar New Year festivities.
•The country has a strong democratic government and holds regular elections, making it one of the most progressive democracies in Asia.
•Taiwanese cuisine is known for its unique flavors, including dishes like beef noodle soup, dumplings, and bubble tea, which originated in Taichung.
•The island is home to the Taroko Gorge, a stunning natural marble gorge that attracts numerous tourists and outdoor enthusiasts.
•Taiwan has a vibrant arts scene, including traditional performing arts such as Taiwanese opera and modern art exhibitions.
•The majority of the population in Taiwan speaks Mandarin Chinese, while many also speak Taiwanese Hokkien and Hakka languages.
•Taiwan has made significant strides in environmental conservation, promoting renewable energy and sustainable practices.

Cities in Taiwan

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Cities by Population

TaipeiNew Taipei CityTaichungKaohsiungTainanBanqiaoTaoyuanHsinchuTaoyuan CityChang-huaChanghuaZhubeiBadeXizhi

Cities in Taiwan

Columns49 cities
City Name
Population
Area
City Center Elevation
Time Zone
UTC Offset
TaipeiCAPITAL
7,871,900
3,936 km²
8 m
CST
UTC+8
4,004,367
2,002 km²
4 m
CST
UTC+8
2,850,285
1,425 km²
93 m
CST
UTC+8
2,737,660
1,369 km²
8 m
CST
UTC+8
1,856,642
928 km²
27 m
CST
UTC+8
551,221
276 km²
10 m
CST
UTC+8
475,798
238 km²
104 m
CST
UTC+8
453,536
227 km²
25 m
CST
UTC+8
402,014
201 km²
108 m
CST
UTC+8
362,487
181 km²
16 m
CST
UTC+8
356,463
178 km²
17 m
CST
UTC+8
274,538
137 km²
19 m
CST
UTC+8
263,188
132 km²
39 m
CST
UTC+8
233,730
117 km²
17 m
CST
UTC+8
226,564
113 km²
78 m
CST
UTC+8
226,564
113 km²
28 m
CST
UTC+8
212,695
106 km²
31 m
CST
UTC+8
209,148
105 km²
150 m
CST
UTC+8

Popular Cities in Taiwan

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