How much does it cost to travel freely to Taiwan Province?

I came back from there on November 6th, and spent 12 days for two people, which cost more than 15, yuan. Because I am a non-open city, it costs 3, yuan to apply for a health check visa. I have been trying to control my expenses during my trip. In retrospect, I was a little frugal, but I regret it. Therefore, saving is on the one hand, and experience is also very important. Next time, I will go to Beitou to soak in a comfortable hot spring, have a good meal in Qingye and buy some lovely gifts. Far from it, let's talk about ways to save money-taking the Taiwan Railway, staying in youth travel and flying to Hong Kong for a connecting flight. (Eat) three meals a day at least 2 Taiwan dollars (4 Taiwan dollars for a small bowl of noodles in a food stall and 25 braised pork rice) (Live) Eight people in Taipei are 5NT$ per person, and 4~45NT$ in other places. There are many in hostelworld. I suggest you find a store with a vacancy and call directly to book accommodation, which can save a handling fee. (OK) Air ticket: the round-trip ticket from Beijing to Taipei is 25 RMB including tax, and the bus from Hong Kong transit airport costs 8~125NT$ depending on where you go. The youth travel is concentrated in the area from taipei main station to Guting Station, and it costs 12NT$ by bus. Local transportation: Taipei MRT daily card is 12NT$, and the average daily cost is 1NT$, which is enough; It depends on how you get to other places. If you rent a car, it will cost 2NT$ per day, and if you take the bus, it will take you 15~25 one way, and 6NT$ per day should be enough. Taiwan Railway: There are Ziqiang and Juguang, and the prices are different. If you only go to a few big cities around, it will cost about 15NT$. (Tickets) There are several famous places, such as the National Palace Museum in Taipei, the 11 Building, and the Chihkan Tower in Tainan, which are all charged. Most other scenic spots are free of charge, so you can make arrangements as appropriate. (Communication fee) If you want to get a local card, you can only get a 3-day package from Taiwan Mobile according to your situation around the island. Others don't have that long time, and I can't remember the price. It's 12NT$. The three major operators have set up some points at the airport, so just take your luggage and go out and turn right. You can also use your own card to open roaming, and call the operator to find out the tariff. (Other) Postcards should be sent back to the mainland for 6NT$, and small gifts should also be brought with you. It is impossible to prevent the situation of spending money on the road. It is recommended to bring more cash. If you bring a gift, I recommend pineapple cake, the Li family's big room. Although the packaging is simple, it tastes good. The price of 24 pieces in 3NT$ is also quite affordable, and it is hard to get cheaper in mainland China. (Note) You can't eat or drink at all in Taipei's MRT. People there don't have any idea about east, west, north and south, but they are very enthusiastic about being asked for directions, so don't worry about finding the way. There is a fraternity seat in the MRT, the color is different from others, generally dark blue, which is reserved for the elderly, the weak, the sick and the disabled, and everyone will take the initiative to give it up and not sit. There are few garbage bins on the road in Taiwan Province. You can go to convenience stores to throw garbage, go to the toilet, have a rest and surf WIFI. 7-11 and the whole family can be seen everywhere. Taiwan Province people love fried food, but they don't like to sprinkle seasoning. Their taste is extremely weak. If you are biased, I sincerely suggest you bring a bottle of Laoganma, which will definitely come in handy. You don't have to get up too early, because you can't find a breakfast shop. I don't know how people work and rest in Taiwan Province. Anyway, restaurants that open before 12 o'clock are rare. Invoices for buying things can be put into the recycling box of convenience stores, and there are special organizations to collect prizes and use them for charity. Show all