Taipei weather in January

In Taipei in January, the weather is relatively cold, but not too cold.

Average temperatures range from about 10°C to 15°C, but there is a large temperature difference in the morning and evening, and overnight temperatures can drop into the single digits or even lower. Tourists should take good measures to keep warm when traveling.
January is winter in Taipei, with relatively little precipitation, but rainy weather is still possible. Visitors should carry rain gear with them in case of emergency.
Taipei can be windy in winter, especially in coastal areas. Tourists should pay attention to wind protection and warmth when doing outdoor activities.
Please note that the above information is for reference only and specific weather conditions may vary depending on the year and climate change. In order to obtain the most accurate weather information, tourists are advised to consult the weather forecast issued by the local meteorological department before traveling.

Taipei January Travel Guide

Taipei Palace Museum: Rich collection, exquisite exhibits.
Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall is an important place to learn about Taiwan’s history and politics.
Shilin Night Market: Taste authentic Taiwanese snacks.
Yangmingshan Park: Although the mountains are colder in winter, the scenery is still beautiful, suitable for tourists who like outdoor activities.
Food Experience:
Taipei’s wide variety of snacks, such as oyster omelette, large intestine bun, beef noodles, etc., are not to be missed.
Strolling through the night market, you can not only taste a variety of food, but also feel Taiwan’s unique nightlife atmosphere.
Shopping Guide:
There is plenty of shopping in Taipei, from high-end department stores to corner shops. Tourists can buy a variety of fashion goods and special souvenirs in the bustling business district such as Ximen town and East District.
Transportation:
Taipei’s public transportation system is well developed, including subway, bus, taxi and other modes of transportation. Visitors can choose the right means of transportation according to their needs.

Note:
Due to the cold weather in January, visitors should bring plenty of warm clothing.
Check the weather forecast before you travel and be prepared for rain and wind.
Abide by local laws, regulations and customs, and respect local people’s living and working environment.
I hope the above information will be helpful to your trip to Taipei!