7-Hour Meteor Garden Tour in Taipei: Filming Locations & Tamsui

Follow the Meteor Garden love story through the actual Taipei streets and campuses where it was filmed.

This seven-hour guided tour in Taipei retraces the filming locations and real-world spots from the Taiwanese drama Meteor Garden, including Tamkang University, Tamsui Old Street, and PS Bubu Café. The tour includes shuttle transport, an English or Chinese-speaking guide, one glass of black tea at the café, and ends at Raohe Street Night Market. You'll taste local street food and see the neighborhoods where the show's lead characters met and fell in love.

Step-by-step itinerary

Meteor Garden sightseeing and local spots

• Visit Meteor Garden locations
• Taste local street food
• Go to PS Bubu Café
• Enjoy the nice view
• Explore Raohe Night Market

The Experience

Seven hours is enough to move through multiple Taipei districts without rushing. The tour starts with Tamkang University, the primary filming location where the cast first appeared on screen, then moves to Tamsui Old Street—the neighborhood where the story unfolds. You'll stop at PS Bubu Café, the actual restaurant where Shan Cai and Dao Ming Si had their first date in the show, and sit down for one glass of black tea while you're there. The guide walks you through each location and explains what happened in the scenes filmed there.

Between stops you'll taste local street food at different points around the city, getting a sense of how Taipei's neighborhoods connect. Rainbow Riverside Park is another stop on the route, offering views that frame the city differently than the crowded commercial streets. The pace is built around seeing the places without standing still too long—the guide moves the group through each district so the day holds together as a single narrative rather than a list of checkboxes.

Raohe Street Night Market closes out the tour. It's popular with foreign visitors and stays lively into the evening, so the timing works: you finish where the energy is highest and can stay longer if you want to eat dinner there or wander. Shuttle transport picks you up and drops you off, and the guide speaks English or Chinese depending on the group. Insurance is included in the price.

What’s included

• Shuttle transport throughout the tour.
• one glass of black tea at PS Bubu Café.
• local street food tastings at multiple stops.
• English or Chinese-speaking guide.
• insurance.

Good to know

Easy physical levelPublic transport nearbyNot for pregnant travelersNot for heart conditionsNot for back problemsInfants must sit on laps

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Is this one for you?The shuttle pickup and dropoff mean you don't need a car or navigate Taipei's transit system to hit all the Meteor Garden locations in one day—the guide handles the route and timing so the story stays connected instead of fragmenting across separate trips.

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Top questions

What is Tamkang University and why does this tour start there?

Tamkang University was the primary filming location for Meteor Garden, where the cast first appeared in the drama. The tour begins there so you can see the actual campus where the show was shot and understand the geography of the story before moving through the other neighborhoods.

Is PS Bubu Café just a tour stop or do I actually eat there?

PS Bubu Café is a real restaurant where you sit down and have one glass of black tea included with the tour. It's the actual spot where the main characters had their first date in the show, so you get to experience the place while you're there.

What kind of street food will I taste during the tour?

The tour includes tasting local street food at different stops around Taipei's districts, though the specific items vary depending on what's available and what the guide chooses to highlight. You'll sample the neighborhoods' popular snacks as you move through them.

Does the tour end at Raohe Night Market or somewhere else?

Raohe Street Night Market is the final stop on the tour. It's popular with foreign visitors and the tour finishes there so you can explore the market, eat dinner if you want, or stay longer in the evening energy.

What language does the guide speak?

The guide speaks either English or Chinese depending on the group composition. You can request your preferred language when you book.

How do I get to the starting point if I don't have a car?

Shuttle transport is included in the tour, so the guide arranges pickup and dropoff. Public transportation options are also available nearby if you prefer to make your own way to the meeting point.