Taipei, Taiwan in VR - (short) Virtual City Trip - 8K 360 3D

Discover Taipei, the capital city of Taiwan. Known for its vibrant culture, rich history, and modern urban landscape, Taipei offers a unique and appealing environment for residents and visitors alike.
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[@TheBestTrip360]

Good luck .beautiful place .also tried to show the beauty of my country in the form of a 360 degree video

[@enjoyvride]

go gorilla :)

[@jp9707]

I love these videos!
I was wondering: as well as releasing these guided tours, could you release a few extra videos that last 5-10 minutes, with uncut footage and the original sound? So we can watch the tour video, and then if there was a location from the tour that we want to "visit" we can just go and watch that longer footage for a bit with the original sound and spend some time just looking around ourselves!

[@notthere83]

Totally agree with this. Only having the option of pausing the video isn't great, since there's no sound.
I would love to be able to just relax in a spot for a few minutes.

[@Vrgorilla1]

Thank you for the suggestion, we just might do that :)