A Complete Guide to April Temperatures and What to Wear in Taiwan! We’ll Also Cover Recommended Items to Pack, How to Spend Rainy Days, and Popular Events
April Temperatures and What to Wear in Taiwan
"Short sleeves plus a light outer layer" is the basic look!
While April in Taiwan is pleasant,Dealing with Rain and Air ConditioningIt's the time of year when it's indispensable.
In a short-sleeved shirtA light haori and a folding umbrellaIf you have one, you'll be comfortable.
From temperature guidelines to what to pack, events, seasonal fruits, and recommended tours,Information You'll Want to Know Before Your TripI've put it all together!
◆For those who want to prepare items for rainy days or take precautions against air conditioning
◆For those who want to check the temperatures for the early, middle, and late parts of the month
◆For those looking for events unique to April, seasonal fruits, and recommended tours
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Temperature and Precipitation in Taiwan in April
In April in Taiwan, the chill of winter begins to ease, and the season moves toward early summerThe time of year when temperatures start to riseIt is.
On the other hand, there is a lot of spring rain, andThe weather changes frequentlyThat's what makes it unique. Learn about temperature and precipitation trends to help you plan your trip!
If you're not sure, go with this!
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Estimated Temperatures for Early, Mid, and Late April
◆Mid-month: Low 18°C / High 25°C
◆Late in the month: Low 20°C / High 27°C
In Taipei, the high temperatures in early April are around 24°C, andIt's a little chilly in the mornings and eveningsThere are days when I do that.
By mid-month, it gradually gets warmer, and during the dayShort sleeves are just rightThere are more and more days when I feel this way.
Toward the end of the month, the high temperatures will rise to around 27°C, andEarly SummerThere are plenty of sunny days that remind me of that!
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Precipitation and Weather Patterns Before the Rainy Season
In April in Taiwan, there are rainy days10 days or moreIt's not uncommon for that to happen in a given year.
Since the rainy season usually begins around mid-May, April is “Signs of the Coming Rainy Season"The weather tends to be like this."
It's been raining all dayThere is little heavy rain...It'll mostly be light, steady rain or sudden showers.
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What to Wear and What to Pack for Taiwan in April
In April in Taiwan,Measures for Hot and Cold WeatherThe trick is to have both on hand!
The basic look is a short-sleeved top paired with a light outer layer.Layered Looksis recommended.
ThereRain GearIf you add this, you can go about your day without worrying, no matter what the weather is like.
If you're not sure, go with this!
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Recommended Clothing for Daytime (Early, Mid, and Late Month)
Since temperatures in Taiwan vary between early and late April,Depending on the time of yearThe key is to adjust your outfit!
◆Mid-month: Mainly short-sleeved shirts, plus items for mornings and eveningsLight OuterwearCarry one with you
◆ Late in the month: Summer-like clothing, such as breathable short-sleeved tops and dresses
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A light outer layer to wear in the mornings and evenings and indoors where the air conditioning is on
In Taiwan, on trains, buses, and in shopping malls,The air conditioning is quite strongIt's working in a lot of places.
Even when it's warm outside, there are quite a few people who feel cold indoors.
Lightweight cardigans, hoodies, scarves, and other items,A Haori That Folds Up CompactlyLet's put it in the bag!
Items to Have on Hand for Rainy Days
□Raincoats and ponchos
Even if it gets wetShoes made of quick-drying materialProtecting Your SmartphoneWaterproof CaseIt's reassuring to know that's an option!
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To be held in Taiwan in April
3 Popular Events
April in Taiwan features traditional events and festivals celebrating seasonal flowers, among other things,Something unique to this time of yearThere are plenty of events.
Experience the local cultureA Golden OpportunitySo, be sure to check it out based on your travel plans.
Since some dates may vary from year to year, we recommend checking in advance!
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Children's Day and Qingming Festival Long Weekend
◆Qingming Festival (around April 4–5): A day to honor ancestors
April features "Children's Day" and "Qingming Festival," a time to honor ancestors, and in Taiwan, every year around this time,Long Weekendwill be.
During this long weekend,Visiting family graves and family tripsMore people will go out.
Since tourist attractions and public transportation get very crowded,Book earlyBut you can rest assured!
Da-Jia Mazu Pilgrimage Procession
Many believers gathered along the roadside, andBustling with firecrackers and street stallsThe excitement is definitely worth seeing!
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Hakka Tung Flower Festival
*These events are held in each prefecture and city, and the dates vary by region.
The Hakka Tung Flower Festival is held annually from mid-April to early MayJatropha flowers (white flowers)The flowers are in bloom, and the charm lies in the fact that the scenery in the mountain valley looks as if it were covered in snow.
Walking tours and events are being held in various locations, andA Culinary Tour of Hakka CuisineIt's popular, too!
Seasonal Taiwanese Fruits to Enjoy in April
Taiwan is “The Fruit Kingdom"It's so rich in fruit that it's even known as [...], and many fruits that are in season in April are on display."
At markets, food stalls, and fruit-cutting shopsEasy to EnjoyThat's what I like about it. On hot days,HydrationIt's perfect for that, too!
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Lembu (Lotus Mist)
Longan is characterized by its bell-shaped appearance and is full of moisture,A crisp texture...can be enjoyed.
The flavor is light and refreshingSubtle sweetnessAnd it tastes especially good on a hot day!
Since they're available from winter through spring,April marks the end of the peak seasoncorresponds to.
Pineapple (Fengli)
Taiwanese pineapples have a mild tartness and a strong sweetness, andYou can eat it right down to the coreThe variety of types is also part of its appeal.
It's in season from spring through early summer, andApril is a great time for delicious foodWe'll go inside.
As a souvenirPopular Pineapple CakesBe sure to check out the (pineapple cake) as well!
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3 Recommended Ways to Spend a Rainy Day
April in Taiwan often brings a lot of rainy days, but,Fun Things to Do IndoorsThere are plenty of tourist attractions.
Here are three classic spots you can enjoy regardless of the weather, along with some basic information.A Day with a Sudden ShowerBe sure to add this to your schedule!
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National Palace Museum
The National Palace Museum houses the collections assembled by successive Chinese emperorsA collection of approximately 700,000 itemsIt is one of the world's leading museums, housing a collection of .
"Carved from Chinese cabbage"Emerald Cabbage" and the "Meat-Shaped Stone," which looks just like braised pork, are popular exhibits you definitely won't want to miss!
◆Directions: About a 20-minute drive from Taipei Songshan Airport, or about 35 minutes by Taipei MRT
◆Business Hours: 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
◆Closed: Mondays
◆Admission: General admission: approx. 1,750 yen; Free for those under 18
*As of October 2026
Taipei 101
Taipei 101 is known as a symbol of TaipeiA 508-meter-tall skyscraperIt is.
From the indoor observation deck on the 89th floor, you can enjoy a panoramic view of the Taipei cityscape, and on rainy days,A magical landscape shrouded in clouds and fogYou can enjoy that, too.
The lower floors of the building areShopping Mall...so you can enjoy dining and shopping all in one place!
◆Directions: About 25 minutes by car from Taipei Songshan Airport, or about 35 minutes by Taipei MRT
◆Hours: 10:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m.
◆Closed: Open year-round
◆Admission Fee
・Shopping mall (B1–4th floor): Free
・89th–91st Floor Observation Deck (General Admission): NT$600 (approx. 3,000 yen)
・89th floor + 101st floor: NT$980 (approx. 4,900 yen)
*Children 115 cm or shorter are admitted free of charge.
*As of October 2026
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Huashan 1914 Creative Park
Huashan 1914 Creative Park (Huashan 1914 Cultural and Creative Industry Park) was created by renovating the site of a former distilleryArt SpotsIt is.
It's home to a variety of art exhibitions, design shops, and trendy cafes, andRelaxing IndoorsYou can spend time there.
Even on rainy days,While taking a leisurely strollThe best part is that you can find your favorite item!
◆Directions: About a 15-minute drive from Taipei Songshan Airport, or about 20 minutes by Taipei MRT
◆Business Hours: 9:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.
◆Closed: None
◆Admission: Free
*As of October 2026
Enjoying Taiwan in April
Featured Tours
In April, Taiwan has pleasant weather for sightseeing, so you can visit popular spotsYou can get around efficientlyTours are convenient.
Even when the weather is unpredictable, if you take a tour,With minimal effort required to moveYou can enjoy it with peace of mind.
Here are three of our top recommended tours!
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Jūbu Sightseeing Tour
At 10 o'clock, there is a "Sky Lantern Release"It is one of Taiwan's most popular tourist destinations, known for..."
A journey aboard the local Pingxi Line and a visit to the spectacular Shifen WaterfallBundled ToursThere are many of them.
At the sight of lanterns bearing wishes floating up into the sky,To be movedThere's no doubt about it!
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About the Shifen Sightseeing Tour in Taiwan
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Jiufen Sightseeing Tour
Jiufen is a retro and magical town with rows of lanterns lining the mountainside.Cityscape...is a spot with a unique charm.
From dusk until nightDuring this time, the lanterns are lit, creating a particularly photogenic scene!
Since there are many steep stairs and hills, if you take a guided tour,Without hesitationIt's reassuring to be able to go around.
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About Sightseeing Tours in Jiufen, Taiwan
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Taiwan Food Tour
The Taiwan Gourmet Tour is,soup dumplingThis tour is perfect for foodies who want to sample beef noodle soup, night market street food, and more all at once.
The tour guide...Restaurants with Great FoodThey'll guide you through the menu, so you won't have to worry about not knowing what to order.
There are also courses where you can enjoy fruit desserts that are in season in April, so be sure to check them out!
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About the Taiwan Culinary Tour
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Information on April Temperatures and What to Wear in Taiwan
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
In Taipei, early April typically sees lows around 17°C and highs around 24°C, while late April typically sees lows around 20°C and highs around 27°C. Temperatures rise toward the end of the month, and late April often brings days with weather reminiscent of early summer. Since it can still be a bit chilly in the mornings and evenings, it’s a good idea to bring a light jacket.
The basic style is to pair short-sleeved tops with a light cardigan, hoodie, or similar outer layer. While it’s warm enough to wear short sleeves during the day, you may feel a bit chilly in the mornings and evenings or in air-conditioned indoor spaces. It’s a good idea to bring a long-sleeved shirt just in case during the first half of the month.
April marks the beginning of the rainy season, and it’s not uncommon for Taipei to have more than 10 rainy days in a year. Since the rain is mostly light drizzle or sudden showers rather than heavy downpours, it’s a good idea to have a lightweight, portable folding umbrella on hand.
April marks the end of the season for renbu (lotus mist) and the start of the season when pineapples are at their best. You can easily enjoy them as cut fruit at markets and street stalls, making them perfect for staying hydrated on hot days.
summary
In April, temperatures in Taiwan range from around 18 to 27°C, making it a pleasant time to visit, and “Short-sleeved shirt + light jacket"..." is the standard attire.
Since it rains a lot,Folding umbrellas and rain gearBe sure to have these ready.
Events such as the Qingming Festival and the Hakka Tung Flower Festival, as well as seasonal fruitsA Season Full of Good ThingsSo, please make the most of your trip to Taiwan this April!
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