Office of International Affairs

By Hourng Sopheakanika From: Cambodia Program: School of Business

By Amna Sabir From: Pakistan Program: Department of Chemical and Materials Engineering

By Mariyam Fatima From: Pakistan Program: Department of Chemical and Materials Engineering For anyone looking to enjoy halal cuisine in Taipei, 1001 Nights Kitchen Restaurant stands out as a delightful option. This restaurant is renowned for its authentic Middle Eastern flavors, warm hospitality, and vibrant ambiance, making it a favorite spot for Muslims and food enthusiasts alike. Situated in the heart of Taipei, it provides an exceptional dining experience that transports you straight to the Middle East through its carefully curated menu and traditional décor.

By Kommuru Jithendra Mani Kumar From: India Program: Department of Chemical and Materials Engineering If you’re a student looking for an affordable and exciting shopping experience in Taipei, Chongxin Bridge Flea Market is the perfect spot to explore. Located under the Chongxin Bridge, this bustling day market is filled with surprises at every corner. From vintage clothes and old electronics to brand-new products and tasty local food, the market truly offers something for everyone. What’s even better is that the prices here are incredibly cheap compared to regular stores, making it a go-to place for students who want to save money while enjoying a unique slice of Taiwanese culture.

By Anh Minh Nguyen From: Vietnam Program: Graduate Institute of Biomedical Sciences One of my favorite go-to spots near Chang Gung University is Bafang Dumpling, conveniently located in A7. Whether you’re craving a quick bite or planning to grab takeout, this place knows how to satisfy your dumpling desires. And to make the day even better, a quick shopping spree at PX Mart right nearby seals the deal for a productive outing.

By Afaq Kanwar Muhammad From: Pakistan Program: Department of Computer Science and Information Engineering Located in the heart of Shulin District, the Shulin Sing Ren Garden Night Market is a vibrant hub of culture, cuisine, and entertainment. This market stands out for its unique mix of traditional Taiwanese charm and modern attractions, making it an ideal destination for families, food enthusiasts, and shopaholics alike. With its spacious layout and meticulously maintained cleanliness, the market offers a welcoming environment that invites visitors to linger and explore. One of the market's most remarkable features is its family-friendly atmosphere. Carnival rides designed for children are scattered throughout the market, creating a lively scene of laughter and joy. This makes it an excellent choice for family outings, where both parents and children can indulge in fun-filled activities. Food lovers, on the other hand, will find a paradise of flavors waiting to be explored. From iconic Taiwanese treats like stinky tofu, bubble tea, and fried chicken cutlets to an array of international dishes, the market’s culinary offerings are sure to satisfy diverse tastes. Adding a touch of novelty, the Shulin Sing Ren Garden Night Market also includes a dedicated indoor section. This feature is a delightful twist to the traditional night market concept, providing a comfortable and weather-proof shopping and dining experience. The indoor market is particularly appealing during rainy days, allowing visitors to enjoy the festivities without interruption. Beyond the food and rides, the market is a haven for shoppers, featuring stalls brimming with handmade crafts, trendy apparel, and unique accessories. It’s an ideal place to find one-of-a-kind souvenirs that capture the essence of Taiwan. Entertainment is another cornerstone of the Shulin Sing Ren Garden Night Market. Live performances by local artists fill the air with music and excitement, enhancing the overall experience and drawing crowds to the central stage. Whether it’s a lively dance performance or a soulful musical act, the entertainment adds a dynamic energy that makes the market a true cultural hotspot.