One month in Taipei as a Digital Nomad | Pros and Cons |

If you could be somewhere with amazing food, super friendly people, and a well-developed city but affordable, then what better option than Taipei. In this video I talk about the pros and cons about being a nomad in Taipei.
I spent new years eve 2022 watching the fireworks come out of the taipei 101 and that’s the prime time you want to be in taipei.
I’m gonna start with the pros and cons and then go into specific recommendations on where to stay, what to do, and my favorite restaurants.
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Pros
- Taipei is food heaven
- You can get all the most amazing food you want such as luroufan , chicken soup, chicken rice, xiaolongbao, zingzi and alooot more
- If you go to the night markets you can eat all of them in one night if you wanted to
- Because it is a big city you can pretty much buy everything you need there
- Fast and reliable internet
- Relatively affordable
- Really good transportation system
- Safety and low crime, locals are really friendly
- air quality is pretty good compared ot other places in asia
- feels very safe even if it’s very late
- Nice parks art museums and night markets so won’t run out of things to do
COns
- compared to the other countries Taipei is not as affordable as Thailand and Bali
- It is also not as backpacker friendly so you get more of a local experience
- locans dont really speak mandarin so it might be a bit difficult to get around if you don’t speak manndarin- Hard to meet people if you don’t speak mandarin, there weren’t as many foreigners living there as in Bali and in Thailand -other than preexisting groups online as a way to meet people, meeting people organically is a bit more difficult like most big cities
- Weather is not the best - Sumer is extremely humid and winters can be quite cool , I’d say the best time to visit is around September or October
- downsides
- was one of the places that was a bit harder to meet new friends and travel together
- was working the night shift because my job was in canadian timezone so that was a little tough as well
- hostels are not the cheapest and it’s a little hard to find a apartment that’s super affordable
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[@sdaiwepm]

I'm going this next month, and this was super helpful - thanks!

[@GF-yu4kj]

Taiwan is such a memorable country for me because i worked there before.a lot of good memories before.💕🎈😊✌

[@SignatureEdits]

Great breakdown, thank yoU!

[@user-qj5fo1bl1o]

Just for your information: ppp/gdp comparison Canada, 59813/53247 US dollar Taiwan, 72485/32339 Thailand, 22491/7067 Living in Taiwan could be easier in terms of salary earned.

[@sure1007]

Lots of useful information about visiting Taipan

[@lnhv8593]

great content. thank you ❤

[@atharva_sharma]

Are you going to be there at the Taipei Blockchain Week this year?

[@editorjohn8803]

I'm interested in renting a room at Taipei Artist Village. $20/day sounds like a great deal. Do you have the link? I can't find it using English and Google

[@AzamInMotion]

Thanks for such honest review. So, what is your next destination? Is there any chance you are coming to malaysia this year

[@Angelnomad]

I just went 2 weeks ago ! :) it was great. Will be making a video about it soon

[@gd5058]

I would love to see more South East Asian countries. Keep up with the content, and the subscribers will come! :)

[@Angelnomad]

Thank you !

[@bitofconnection]

ph!!!

[@guybeauregard]

Good content! If you stayed at Treasure Hill, you'd be close to NTU and NTNU, and not Taipei University, which is located much further out in the suburbs. Cheers, Guy

[@naydacolunga4992]

What are some good digital jobs you would recommend ?

[@Angelnomad]

Just made a video on how to make money as a nomad! Will make another one jobs soon!