Flight from Butuan to Taipei
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There are two types of reschedules that you can use, the first is the Regular Reschedule and the second one is Reschedule+. Basically, the two options have the same steps, but in a particular step, you need to choose between Regular Reschedule and Reschedule+. Please follow this guide for more detailed information:
1. Go to your Traveloka App homepage and tap Bookings.
2. Open your e-ticket for the flight you want to reschedule. Go to the Manage Booking section and tap Reschedule.
3. You will be directed to the Flight List, tap Continue to Select Flight(s).
4. Tick the flight(s) and passenger(s) that you want to reschedule.
5. Below, you will see the Reschedule Type section. You can choose between Regular Reschedule or Reschedule+.
6. Once you’ve selected the type of reschedule you want, tap Continue.
7. Please read the Reschedule Terms & Conditions. After you’ve finished, tick I agree to the Reschedule Policy, then tap Continue.
8. Now you will need to fill in the details to search for your new flight. Once you’ve finished, tap Search.
9. Pick one of the newly available flights that suits your needs.
10. After you’ve selected your new flight, you need to review the new flight and price details.
11. If everything is already in place, tap Continue to move to the payment process.
12. Choose your preferred payment method and complete your payment.
13. Once your payment is received and the process is completed, find your new e-ticket on the Bookings page and your email.
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For an easier refund process, make sure to log in to your Traveloka account when booking. Then, follow these steps to request your refund:
1. Log in or register to Traveloka
Log in to the Traveloka account used during booking. If you don't have an account, please register to Traveloka using the same email used to make the booking.
2. Open your e-ticket through My Booking
Go to My Booking and choose the booking you wish to refund. Then, click Refund.
3. Read your refund policy and estimation.
You will be able to see the refund policy for your booking, as well as the refund amount estimation. Then, you can click Start My Refund.
4. Complete your refund details and documents
Select the flight and passenger(s) you wish to refund. Make sure to select the correct refund reason, and to upload the relevant supporting documents (if applicable).
5. Submit your refund request
Review your refund details and click Submit Refund. Your refund request will then be reviewed by Traveloka, and forwarded to the airline.
Butuan to Taipei flights serve infant or child passengers, with general conditions including:
- Infants must be accompanied by an adult passenger who pays the adult fare.
- One baby must be accompanied by one adult passenger who is willing and able to take full responsibility for the baby.
- The accompanying adult passenger must be on the same flight, in the same class and at the same destination as the infant passenger.
Make sure you have referred to the regulations of the airline you are using when flying with babies or children.
Baggage policy on Butuan - Taipei flights in general is as follows:
- Do not carry sharp objects/weapons or blunt objects that could cause potential injury to other passengers. Sharp / blunt objects must be reported to the officer and stored in checked baggage.
- Do not carry objects containing gas that can trigger an explosion at a certain pressure.
- Do not carry liquid objects which exceeds the 100ml limit in a package in the aircraft cabin, so it needs to be stored in checked baggage. (Except for baby food or medicine that must be consumed during the flight).
- Every baggage checked in must be packed in good condition, in accordance with applicable regulations.
Always check and confirm with the airline you use regarding the maximum weight restrictions that can be carried on your Butuan - Taipei flight. Excess maximum baggage weight has been determined by each airline.
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Flight from Butuan to Taipei
Taipei is the capital of the special municipality of Taiwan and among the most visited cities in the world by tourists. This metropolitan city is also a global city whereby the centre of governance, economic and cultural centre of Taiwan is located. Famous cultural landmarks, as well as world-class natural and modern attractions, have made Taipei one of the best holiday destinations.
Best time to fly from Butuan to Taipei
Winter is probably the best time for you to visit Taiwan. Weather during this time is moderately warm and comfortable to do any outdoor activities. In comparison, the summer is hot and humid. Taipei is also susceptible to typhoons during summer. Hence, this may dampen your chance to enjoy touring around the city. As winter season may be favourable by tourists, visitors are highly advised to make flight reservations beforehand to ensure your holiday is safely booked.
Main airports available in Butuan to Taipei
Bancasi Airport – Bancasi Airport is the main airport for Butuan City. The airport has a capacity up to 700,000 passengers, with more than one-fourth of the figure are local and international tourists. To date, only Manila and Cebu cities are reachable from Bancasi Airport by air. Manila is connected via Cebu Pacific and PAL Express, while Cebu via Cebgo and PAL Express.
Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport – Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport is the largest and busiest airport in Taiwan. This airport is also the tenth busiest airport for international traffic in the world, handling about 46.5 million passengers in total annually. More than 70 airlines are in operation at Taiwan Taoyuan, including Tigerair Taiwan, Philippine Airlines and Philippine AirAsia. Taiwan Taoyuan has two airport terminals, both of which catering for domestic and international flights. The two terminals are interconnected by Skytrain shuttles. From the airport terminals, passengers can easily reach the city centre by buses, MRT trains, high-speed rail and taxis.
Climate pattern in Butuan and Taipei
Taipei has long summer and short winter durations. Summer is hot and humid with temperature as high as 29 degrees on average and may surge to 34 degrees on a very hot day. This season also coincides with the Pacific typhoon season between June and October, bringing heavy rainstorms to the city. Rainfall is also frequent in the rest of the year, although with lower intensity than in summer. Taipei has warm winter around 16 degrees centigrade and rarely reach to below ten degrees.
Highlights attractions in Taipei
- Taipei 101 – Taipei 101 is one of the tallest skyscrapers in the world and was certified as the world's tallest and largest green building. As Taipei is susceptible to typhoons, the building was designed to withstand winds up to 216km/h, making it as one of the most stable buildings that have ever been built. Taipei 101 has two-speed elevators that travel from 5th floor to 89th floor within 37 seconds. On the 88th and 89th floor, visitors can view the entire Taipei city at the Indoor Observation Deck, which has guided tours within a comfortable environment. Further up on the 91st and 101st floors are the Outdoor Observation Decks at elevation as high as 449 meters above the ground level. The observation decks are accessible from 9.00 am to 10.00 pm for NT$ 600 (1010 PHP). If you plan to be at Taipei 101 at night, do not miss the unique colour spectrum of the building's light illumination, which changes daily.
- National Chiang Kai-Shek Memorial Hall – National Chiang Kai-Shek Memorial Hall was opened in 1980 as a memorial for former China's president. The memorial building has a blue octagonal roof, signifying the good fortune of number 8. To enter the hall, visitors can walk up one of the two 89-step stairs. As visitors enter the building, you can view the exhibits related to Taiwan and the former president within the museum located on the ground floor. Visitors will also get to experience watching the guard mounting ceremony at the upper floor in the main hall. After visiting the memorial hall, visitors can enjoy the scenery within the memorial park and take beautiful photos of the national landmark.
- Yangmingshan National Park – Yangmingshan is among the famous national parks in Taiwan. Situated near Taipei, the park has spectacular scenery of the natural landscapes including the ridges, valleys, waterfalls and basin. Also within the parking area is Xiaoyoukeng which is a former volcanic landscape area. At an elevation of about 805 meters above sea level, this area is famous for its natural springs and sulfur crystals. The rich volcanic soil has promoted the growth of various vegetation at a high altitude, including Japanese maple trees. If you visit Yangmingshan in the spring season, you will be able to enjoy the breathtaking view of the colourful scenery in this park.
Taipei is the capital of the special municipality of Taiwan and among the most visited cities in the world by tourists. This metropolitan city is also a global city whereby the centre of governance, economic and cultural centre of Taiwan is located. Famous cultural landmarks, as well as world-class natural and modern attractions, have made Taipei one of the best holiday destinations.
Best time to fly from Butuan to Taipei
Winter is probably the best time for you to visit Taiwan. Weather during this time is moderately warm and comfortable to do any outdoor activities. In comparison, the summer is hot and humid. Taipei is also susceptible to typhoons during summer. Hence, this may dampen your chance to enjoy touring around the city. As winter season may be favourable by tourists, visitors are highly advised to make flight reservations beforehand to ensure your holiday is safely booked.
Main airports available in Butuan to Taipei
Bancasi Airport – Bancasi Airport is the main airport for Butuan City. The airport has a capacity up to 700,000 passengers, with more than one-fourth of the figure are local and international tourists. To date, only Manila and Cebu cities are reachable from Bancasi Airport by air. Manila is connected via Cebu Pacific and PAL Express, while Cebu via Cebgo and PAL Express.
Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport – Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport is the largest and busiest airport in Taiwan. This airport is also the tenth busiest airport for international traffic in the world, handling about 46.5 million passengers in total annually. More than 70 airlines are in operation at Taiwan Taoyuan, including Tigerair Taiwan, Philippine Airlines and Philippine AirAsia. Taiwan Taoyuan has two airport terminals, both of which catering for domestic and international flights. The two terminals are interconnected by Skytrain shuttles. From the airport terminals, passengers can easily reach the city centre by buses, MRT trains, high-speed rail and taxis.
Climate pattern in Butuan and Taipei
Taipei has long summer and short winter durations. Summer is hot and humid with temperature as high as 29 degrees on average and may surge to 34 degrees on a very hot day. This season also coincides with the Pacific typhoon season between June and October, bringing heavy rainstorms to the city. Rainfall is also frequent in the rest of the year, although with lower intensity than in summer. Taipei has warm winter around 16 degrees centigrade and rarely reach to below ten degrees.
Highlights attractions in Taipei
- Taipei 101 – Taipei 101 is one of the tallest skyscrapers in the world and was certified as the world's tallest and largest green building. As Taipei is susceptible to typhoons, the building was designed to withstand winds up to 216km/h, making it as one of the most stable buildings that have ever been built. Taipei 101 has two-speed elevators that travel from 5th floor to 89th floor within 37 seconds. On the 88th and 89th floor, visitors can view the entire Taipei city at the Indoor Observation Deck, which has guided tours within a comfortable environment. Further up on the 91st and 101st floors are the Outdoor Observation Decks at elevation as high as 449 meters above the ground level. The observation decks are accessible from 9.00 am to 10.00 pm for NT$ 600 (1010 PHP). If you plan to be at Taipei 101 at night, do not miss the unique colour spectrum of the building's light illumination, which changes daily.
- National Chiang Kai-Shek Memorial Hall – National Chiang Kai-Shek Memorial Hall was opened in 1980 as a memorial for former China's president. The memorial building has a blue octagonal roof, signifying the good fortune of number 8. To enter the hall, visitors can walk up one of the two 89-step stairs. As visitors enter the building, you can view the exhibits related to Taiwan and the former president within the museum located on the ground floor. Visitors will also get to experience watching the guard mounting ceremony at the upper floor in the main hall. After visiting the memorial hall, visitors can enjoy the scenery within the memorial park and take beautiful photos of the national landmark.
- Yangmingshan National Park – Yangmingshan is among the famous national parks in Taiwan. Situated near Taipei, the park has spectacular scenery of the natural landscapes including the ridges, valleys, waterfalls and basin. Also within the parking area is Xiaoyoukeng which is a former volcanic landscape area. At an elevation of about 805 meters above sea level, this area is famous for its natural springs and sulfur crystals. The rich volcanic soil has promoted the growth of various vegetation at a high altitude, including Japanese maple trees. If you visit Yangmingshan in the spring season, you will be able to enjoy the breathtaking view of the colourful scenery in this park.
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