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General Information About Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport

Taoyuan International Airport is Taiwan's busiest and largest airport, welcoming a record 46.5 million passengers last year alone. As well as serving Taipei and northern Taiwan, this hub acts as home base for China Airlines, EVA Air, Mandarin Airlines, Starlux Airlines Tigerair Taiwan UNI Air as well as being a focus city of AirAsia X.

A large "H" shaped terminal building, consisting of two concourses housing airplane gates. In its main building are check-in, passport immigration and security checkpoint areas.

Within the terminal are various shopping opportunities, ranging from duty free stores and travel shops to bookstores and cafes offering both local cuisine as well as Western snacks. Furthermore, there are various dining establishments for satisfying any appetites during their time spent there.

At the airport, both passengers and cargo can utilize a complimentary shuttle service that runs all day, every day to and from its gate. This 24-hour service allows access to terminal gates.

EasyCards are accepted at every vending machine in the terminals and can be used to buy snacks or drinks. Taiwanese dollars can also be exchanged before leaving, although for optimal exchange rates after immigration it's best to do it prior.

Food and drinks

You will find an impressive variety of fast food, Asian cuisine, coffee shops and local beer at B1 of Terminal A. On 3F level is Sunmai Bar's Halal food stall as well as Bistro D and some American fast food chains such as Burger King or Subway.

How to Get From Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport to Taoyuan Center

Once at Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport, there are multiple ways to reach the city center from there: public transit, taxis and Uber services are all viable options.

MRT: To quickly get into Taipei city center from Taoyuan Airport MRT is by taking it straight through to Taipei Main Station for just 160 New Taiwan Dollars in 38 minutes - you can purchase tickets on Klook for maximum savings or use token machines inside terminal to purchase tokens in person.

Bus: Taoyuan Airport and the city center can be connected by several buses, such as Bus 1819 and Route 21. Both services offer reliable and comfortable service that runs every 15 minutes at very affordable rates.

Travel from Taoyuan Airport to Taipei city center typically takes an hour, making this an excellent way to see its attractions during your holiday. Furthermore, it's an affordable solution if you have multiple people or luggage that need transporting.

In-town check-in: Certain airlines provide an in-town check-in facility at Taipei Main MRT Station that enables you to check in before arriving at the airport, saving both time and stress once landed.

Taxis: While taxi travel from Taiwan Taoyuan Airport to the city center may be the most costly method, it also tends to be the safest and most reliable. A typical airport taxi may cost approximately NT$1200 but is very reliable - often found right outside the arrivals hall.

Airport Transfers: For an economical and swift ride to your hotel, the airport provides several shared transfer services that you can pay for with cash or with an Easycard transportation card.

Shared transfers can be an economical and efficient way to make the most of your travels, but be mindful that prices may change based on time and season. The easiest way to avoid costly transfers is booking early with Klook; do so even more efficiently by buying return tickets (valid for 60 days) which provide significant savings!

Taxis: To save both money and hassle during your transfer, purchasing an Easycard may help cover travel expenses in advance. Or you can stop by an information booth directly before entering MRT stations and buy tokens directly there.

Tokens for Taoyuan airport's MRT cost NT$160 each and can be bought either from machines or at the information booth prior to entering MRT turnstiles. You may also use your Easycard purchased through Klook to pay for it.

Taiwan's Metro Rapid Transit system (MRT) is one of the most efficient in Asia, yet can be daunting at first. To familiarise yourself with it before beginning your vacation, take a tour before embarking.

Trains: The MRT connects numerous stations throughout the city, including both Terminals 1 and 2 at the airport. Trains typically arrive in about 20 minutes at their destinations in the city center; their stations can be easily identified with purple signs.

Taoyuan International Airport Amenities & Services

Taoyuan International Airport offers passengers an assortment of amenities. There are duty-free stores where passengers can buy gifts for those back home, and numerous restaurants offering traditional Asian fare.

The AirTrain between terminals provides an efficient and economical means to transport you around the airport if you have limited mobility or are carrying heavy luggage. Free and running every 30 minutes or so throughout the day, it provides easy transportation around the airport.

Premium Lounge Pass The Plaza Premium Lounge can be found in both terminals' international departure areas, offering guests free high-speed WiFi and a selection of food and beverages - 3-hour, 6-hour or 12-hour passes are available to maximize guest comfort.

Shopping

The airport features several duty-free shops where you can purchase tobacco, alcohol, perfumes, cosmetics and local crafts. There are also retail outlets selling books, CDs and DVDs.

Transportation Frequent buses operate between the airport and Taipei, Zhongli District, Banqiao, Changhua and THSR's Taoyuan Station. Tickets for these trips can be found at ticket counters inside both terminals' arrival areas.

Taxis can be hired around-the-clock and can be found outside each terminal. Fares to downtown Taipei will vary according to time of day, but typically run around NT$1250 for one ride.

Tours

There is an assortment of guided tours available that will show you around Taiwan. Additionally, some are even free.