The night market has often been seen as one of the most renowned scenes in Taiwan.
The one I went was right across the street from the SongShan train station. People hang out there in the open air for a big variety of cheap foods and bargain products. On the photo, there was a line for the delicious pepper pastry.
On the end of the market street is a Daoist temple for MaChu, the Goddess who protects people in the sea is the most worshiped Goddess among Doaist people in Taiwan.
Busy sidewalk at night. It's fairly safe and pleasant to stroll around in the evening. There are bus stops and metro stations around every corner.
The one I went was right across the street from the SongShan train station. People hang out there in the open air for a big variety of cheap foods and bargain products. On the photo, there was a line for the delicious pepper pastry. 
On the end of the market street is a Daoist temple for MaChu, the Goddess who protects people in the sea is the most worshiped Goddess among Doaist people in Taiwan.
Busy sidewalk at night. It's fairly safe and pleasant to stroll around in the evening. There are bus stops and metro stations around every corner.
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