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TravelLover replied to the discussion Accessibility of the Subway/Train in Taipei in the forum Taiwan 2 weeks ago
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We might be using the subway in Taiepi on our trip next April. Will definitely report on it, but for the moment I cannot help you.
Josh Grisdale started the discussion Accessibility of the Subway/Train in Taipei in the forum Taiwan 2 weeks ago
Accessibility of the Subway/Train in Taipei
Has anyone used the subway or train in Taipei? Particularly from the airport. I’ve heard it is accessible but would like to hear some experiences as well!
Voyager In Taiwan | Tailor-Made Tour Taiwan Agency (Customized & Private Tours)
After a very long research we found this company who has put together an itinerary for our upcoming trip to Taiwan in April 2025. We are so excited to explore this small island with the help of Voyager in Taiwan.
voyagerintaiwan.com
Voyager In Taiwan | Tailor-Made Tour Taiwan Agency (Customized & Private Tours)
Voyager In Taiwan provides fully custom and private tours, airport transfer service , excellent bilingual guide service, unique accommodation and experience arrangement.
Josh Grisdale4 Comments-
Awesome! Thinking about visiting too.
Do they have a van with a wheelchair lift?
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TravelLover replied to the discussion TAIWAN with a wheelchair in the forum Taiwan 4 months ago
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Dear Geordie Travels, many thanks for your input and I will certainly check out your homepage for more information. We are still in early stages of planning, but once we get closer I may take the liberty to contact you again. Take care.
Anthony @ TWIA replied to the discussion TAIWAN with a wheelchair in the forum Taiwan 5 months ago
Reply to TAIWAN with a wheelchair
Hi there, I am a manual wheelchair user, and I lived in Taiwan for six months. Overall, my experiences in terms of access were mixed. Sometimes sidewalks are either inaccessible or non-existent, and in these cases, I was often left with no choice but to wheel along the side of the road. It wasn’t too bad, though, and you soon get used to it.…
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