Taipei · Month comparison

April vs November

November ranks #1 overall vs April at #5. The best month for most travellers — perfect 23°C days, lower rain, and the city at its most liveable.

Taipei April — Ningxia Night Market at night with glowing food stalls and vendors on a warm spring evening

April

#5 of 12 months

Best match

Warm, affordable, and manageable — a solid month before the summer humidity arrives.

  • Temperatures hit a comfortable 26°C with more sunshine than the winter months — the city opens up for outdoor exploration
  • Affordable accommodation across all districts with no major events inflating demand
Taipei November — Jiufen old street's iconic red lanterns glowing at night, the hillside tea house town near Taipei at its atmospheric best

November

#1 of 12 months

Best match

The best month for most travellers — perfect 23°C days, lower rain, and the city at its most liveable.

  • 23°C with 76% humidity — Taipei's most comfortable temperatures of the year; all-day outdoor exploration without heat or cold compromise
  • Jiufen, Yangmingshan, and Beitou hot springs all operating at full capacity with clear views and reliable conditions
FactorAprilNovember
Weather score
7
8
Value score
7
7
Crowd score
6
6
Events score
5
6
Atmosphere
7
8
Avg high temp26°C23°C
Monthly rain147mm87mm
Daily sunshine4.5hrs5hrs

April trade-offs

  • Rain is still significant at 147mm — pack accordingly
  • Humidity at 79% means the warmth starts to feel sticky; not yet oppressive but noticeable
  • No major festivals or events this month — a quieter calendar than February or October

November trade-offs

  • Sunshine hours drop slightly to 5 per day as the season progresses; cloud cover increases toward December
  • Some rain remains at 87mm — the same as January, so occasional grey days are part of the deal
  • Night temperatures drop to 17°C by month's end — evenings require a layer, especially in the mountains
Scores compare months within Taipei. Climate data: Open Meteo ERA5 30-year normals (1991–2020). Methodology →