What is Kaohsiung and Taipei like 1 week after Chinese New Year [closed]

May I know what is the condition after 1 week of Chinese new year in Kaohsiung and Taipei? Will it be crowded with a lot of people?

I am planning to go to Kaohsiung and Taipei next year February 6 to 15 and I was wondering if there will be people to help us with like taxi, mrt train and other things like restaurant and night market, will they still be open? I would like to know all these things before I can plan properly for my parent as they didn't go to Taiwan before.

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Does Taiwan shut down for Chinese New Year?

Yes, the Chinese New Year factory shutdown doesn't just take place in China. Taiwan also takes part of the holidays, and factories will shutdown for at least 7 days.

Is Chinese New Year a good time to visit Taiwan?

Some people feel strongly that Lunar New Year is NOT the best time to visit Taiwan. Moreover, despite being called the \u201cSpring Festival\u201d, it actually takes places in the middle of winter in Taiwan, a time that can be chilly and damp, especially in Taipei.

How long is Lunar New Year in Taiwan?

I will link each aspect of Lunar New Year as the 15 days of celebration (Lunar New Year lasts for 15 days) goes by.

Does Taiwan celebrate Chinese national holiday?

The National Day of the Republic of China or the Taiwan National Day, also referred to as Double Ten Day or Double Tenth Day, is a public holiday on 10 October, now held annually in Taiwan (officially the Republic of China, ROC).

How Is Chinese New Year Celebrated?

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