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Tiếng Việt When traveling to Taiwan, there are quite a few things to prepare and learn about. Issues often researched include what kind of clothes to prepare, what to eat, which tourist destinations to visit, what are the costs, etc. But there is one issue that many people forget to research: the electrical outlets in Taiwan . So let's look at the information we provide below to answer your question.
What electrical outlets does Taiwan use?
Electrical outlets in Taiwan
Quite a few people encounter this trouble when they don't research Taiwan's electrical outlets thoroughly. Many people, upon arriving in Taiwan, discover that Vietnamese outlets are not compatible with Taiwanese outlets.
Many people debate about what type of electrical plug Taiwan uses. So we answer for you that Taiwan uses flat 2-pin plugs with a voltage of 110V.
Taiwan uses 2-flat-pin electrical outlets
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Before your trip to Taiwan begins, prepare a 2-pin electrical adapter with the appropriate voltage.
Many people who don't prepare before coming to Taiwan have to scramble to find and buy a suitable electrical adapter. Despite the rather high prices, many people still have to reluctantly pay for this.
Many people don't know what kind of electrical outlets Taiwan uses
Notes when coming to Taiwan
When you come to Taiwan, you should keep the following notes in mind to have the most enjoyable and cost-effective trip to Taiwan.
In Taipei, there are 5 lines: Orange, Green, Blue, Red, and Brown, which cover all areas of the city. These 5 lines are named after the five elements: Metal, Wood, Water, Fire, and Earth, so they are very easy to remember. There are some special lines serving tourism, such as Beitou to Xinbeitou, where you just need to transfer.
The train ticketing system is quite similar to Thailand and Japan. You select the train fare corresponding to your destination station, and the machine will issue a token for you to travel. When you arrive, you return the token to the machine. If you take the wrong train or overpay, you can simply give your token to the station management and pay the additional fee.
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In Taiwan, there are some quite interesting free services, such as free water at train stations and restrooms. These are always available at train stations and can be the best lifesaver if you're in a bind. There's another type of free service that I find quite charming: you can use it for free at train stations and in public places.
Things to note when visiting Taiwan
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Hopefully, the information we've provided has answered your question about power outlets in Taiwan and things to note when visiting Taiwan. We wish you a pleasant trip.
