We have just returned from a 20 day trip around Taiwan. We were astonished how wheelchair accessible this country is. Ramps, dropped curbs, clean and free of charge public toilets everywhere. Very friendly and helpful people. Extremely clean. We absolutely love Taiwan 😍😍
We travelled with Voyager in Taiwan which we can highly recommend.
Happy to answer any questions you may have.
Wheelchair Travel Japan and Josh Grisdale3 Comments
Thank you for sharing!
Did they provide transportation or did you use public transportation?
what places did you visit?
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@joshgrisdale Yes they provided a van for us. The only public transport we have used was the highspeed train from Taipei to Kaoshiung (wheelchair accessible but needs to be booked accordingly). We visited Kaoshiung and vicinity, Tainan and vicinity, Sun Moon Lake and vicinity, Taipei in and around and Keelung City.
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@travellover Thank you so much for your lovely share! I completely agree with you!
We are a travel agency specializing in wheelchair travel in Japan, and I myself travelled to Taiwan in February with my daughter, who is a wheelchair user.
The trip to Taiwan was truly amazing! As you mentioned, the Taipei metro is very wheelchair-friendly, and many citizens were using wheelchairs on the metro.
We needed to charter a wheelchair lift car to go to Jiufen and Shifen and to participate in the Lantern Festival, but DuoFu Holidays, the travel agency we requested, was very kind and made our trip a heartwarming experience!
Please share your next travel story too!😍😍1
