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Take a day trip to Jiufen, a charming mountain town that is famous for its narrow alleyways, tea houses, and street food. Once there, visit the Jiufen Old Street, the Gold Museum, and the A-Mei Tea House for picturesque views and some of the best tea in Taiwan.

Return to Taipei in the afternoon and visit the Yongkang Street area, which is known for its traditional Taiwanese snacks and street food. Make sure to try the pineapple cakes and bubble tea.

Spend the evening exploring the bustling Ningxia Night Market, which offers a wide variety of Taiwanese street food and snacks. Don't miss the stinky tofu and oyster omelets.

Take a high-speed train to Kaohsiung and visit the Fo Guang Shan Buddha Museum, which is one of the largest Buddhist museum in the world and houses a giant Buddha statue.

For lunch, head over to the Liuhe Night Market, one of the most popular night markets in Kaohsiung, and try the seafood dishes and grilled skewers.

End your day at the Pier-2 Art Center, a former warehouse space that has been converted into an art and cultural center. Explore the exhibitions, art installations, and outdoor sculptures before grabbing dinner at one of the nearby restaurants.

Visit the Lotus Pond, a scenic lake in Kaohsiung that is surrounded by temples and pagodas. Take a boat ride around the lake and visit the Dragon and Tiger Pagodas and the Confucius Temple.

For lunch, head to the Sanfeng Central Street area, which is known for its traditional Hakka cuisine. Make sure to try the stuffed tofu and pork belly.

Spend the evening exploring the Ruifeng Night Market, which is the largest night market in Kaohsiung and offers a wide variety of Taiwanese street food and snacks. Don't miss the grilled squid and fried chicken.