Wufenpu @ Taipei

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Wufenpu (Chinese: 五分埔) is best known for wholesale garment market. Located in the Xinyi District of Taipei, ones can easily get there by taking MRT to Houshanpi Station.


 
Wufenpu is the largest clothing market in Taipei. Similar to the Kenanga Wholesale City in KL, there are plenty of shops in Wufenpu ranging from women's clothing, men's clothing, shoes, bags and accessories.

How to get to Wufenpu: Take MRT  to Houshanpi Station, Exit 1 and walk north along Jhongpo N. Rd. to the intersection of Jhongpo N. Rd. and Yongji Road. Wufenpu is on the left.

It’s worth a trip there if you like to shop but DO NOT visit Wufenpu on Monday as it is reserved for retailers.
 
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