Taiwan Highlights
( 10 Days Around Island Tour )
This tour offers a leisurely exploration of the entire island of Taiwan, allowing you to immerse yourself in its beauty without feeling rushed. Carefully curated by our experts, the itinerary spans ten days and covers numerous renowned attractions in each city we visit.
Day 1
Arrival
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After you claim your luggage and walk out of the arrival hall, our guide will greet you by holding a sign with your name at the airport and take you to your hotel.
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The guide will ensure you're settled in your room and answer all your concerns or questions before making arrangements for your next day pick-up.
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Overnight stay at Taipei hotel
Day 3
Sun Moon Lake
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Today, we will embark on a three-hour drive to reach the breathtaking Sun Moon Lake.
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One of the best ways to experience the beauty of the lake is through a morto boat tour. The tour takes visitors on a relaxing journey around the lake, offering stunning views of the surrounding mountains and scenery.
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Cien Pagoda was built by Chiang Kai-Shek in 1971 in remembrance of his mother, here is the best place to overlooking whole Sun Moon Lake.
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Ita Thao Food Street is known for its wide variety of local food options, including street vendors selling traditional Taiwanese snacks and restaurants offering fresh seafood dishes. You can sample a range of delicious treats, such as grilled squid, Taiwanese sausage, stinky tofu, and shaved ice dessert.
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Overnight stay at Sun Moon Lake hotel.
Day 4
Alishan National Park
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Alishan is a captivating National Park in Taiwan that offers a rich exploration experience. Discover the high mountain Oolong tea plantations and immerse yourself in the vibrant culture of the local aboriginal communities.
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At YUYUPAS Cultural Park, you will be warmly greeted by indigenous residents who will provide a one-of-a-kind tea and dining experience accompanied by captivating performances.
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Indulge in the serene tea ceremony experience in Alishan as you follow a skilled tea master through the lush tea plantations. Immerse yourself in the world of tea as you learn about its fascinating history, gain knowledge about tea cultivation, and savor the delightful flavors during tea tasting sessions.
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Overnight stay at Alishan hotel.
Day 2
Northern Coast
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YehliuGeopark is known for its unique rock formations, which have been eroded over time by wind and sea water. One of the most famous rock formations in the park is the "Queen's Head", which resembles the head of a queen wearing a crown. You can explore the park by walking along the designated trails and taking in the stunning scenery.
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Jiufen Old Street was originally a gold mining town during the Japanese colonial era and is now known for its narrow streets lined with traditional red lanterns, teahouses, souvenir shops, and delicious street food. You can try local specialties such as peanut ice cream rolls, taro balls, and tea eggs while enjoying panoramic views of the ocean and mountains.
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Shifen Waterfall is the widest waterfall in Taiwan, and perhaps the most picturesque in all of Taiwan. It is easily accessible by foot from Shifen Train Station, and includes restaurants, gardens, and suspension bridges along the way. Visit Shifen district, set off the sky lantern and walk along the railway between the beautiful village.
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Overnight stay at Taipei hotel.
Day 5
Tainan
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Witnessing the majestic sunrise in Alishan is a must-do activity for every tourist. We will wake up early around 4:30 am and board the vintage mountain train that will take us to the peak. Our professional guide will lead us to the prime viewing spot to witness the breathtaking sunrise.
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Take some time to relax or nap before breakfast. In Alishan National Park, we highly recommend experiencing the mountain railway at least once. Our guide will then lead you on a leisurely walk through the forest, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the natural beauty at a gentle pace.
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Afternoon we are going to the ancient city in south Taiwan. Tainan is a city located in southern Taiwan and is known for its rich history and cultural heritage. As Taiwan's oldest city, Tainan boasts a wealth of historical sites, including temples, forts, and museums, as well as a variety of delicious local cuisine.
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Overnight stay at Tainan hotel.
Day 6
Kaohsiung
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In the morning we are going to Tianliao Moon World, just 15 minutes by drive. These typical badlands are found in dryer climates, are composed of sedimentary rocks, typically have very little vegetation, and have deep valleys or ravines. You can also see some nearby mud hot springs.
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Continue to the Buddha Memorial Hall, we can make a guiding reservation with a master who speaks English, and will explain deeper in Buddhism if you are interested. There are some nice vegetarian restaurants around you should experience.
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The Dragon and Tiger Pagodas, completed in 1976, are intricately connected to the Ciji Temple, which has a history dating back to 1719. When visiting, remember to enter through the dragon and exit through the tiger, as it is believed to transform bad luck into good fortune.
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Overnight stay at Kaohsiung hotel.
Day 7
Taitung
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Meinong Hakka culture is characterized by its distinctive architecture, dialect, folk arts, and culinary traditions. We also offer features exhibitions of traditional Hakka arts, such as paper umbrella making, straw mat weaving, and dyeing techniques. You can try their hand at these crafts and take home a unique souvenir.
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The Pingtung Indigenous Peoples Cultural Park is a unique and educational cultural destination located in southern Taiwan. You can explore traditional indigenous houses and learn about the different tribes that call Taiwan home. They can also see traditional handicrafts being made by local artisans, such as weaving, pottery, and beadwork. The park also hosts various performances, such as dance and music shows that highlight the unique traditional customs and lifestyles of Taiwan's indigenous peoples.
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Overnight stay at Taitung hotel.
Day 8
Taitung
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Today, we will be making our way to Hualien and visiting several renowned destinations along the way.
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Dulan is the largest tribe in the southern part of the eastern coast. Dulan Mountain stands tall in Eastern Taiwan. It has always been a "holy mountain" admired by tribal groups. It is not only a spiritual symbol of folklore, art and culture, but also a good place for tourists to enjoy the wild fun of mountains and forests!
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Sanxiantai is one of the most beautiful spots on the East Coast, an area full of beautiful geology and natural scenery. It is known for its iconic arching footbridge that leads to the island of the three immortals. The ocean views and unique rock formations make it an ideal place to take a stroll and enjoy nature's beauty.
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Overnight stay at Hualien hotel.
Day 9
Taroko National Park
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Taroko National Park is a must-visit destination in Taiwan. The park is famous for its stunning natural landscapes, including towering mountains, deep gorges, and crystal-clear rivers. Will visit Eternal Spring Shrine, Swallow Grotto, Moon Bidge.
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Qingshui Cliff is a breathtaking cliff rises over 800 meters above the Pacific Ocean and is one of the most impressive coastal vistas in Taiwan.
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Jiaoxi Hot Spring is a popular tourist destination located in Yilan County, Taiwan. The town is famous for its natural hot springs, which are believed to have healing properties and offer a relaxing retreat for visitors
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Overnight stay at Taipei hotel.
Day 10
Departure
Following breakfast, we will provide transportation to Taoyuan International Airport. If your flight schedule permits, there may be an opportunity to embark on a Taipei city tour. However, the feasibility of the tour will depend on the timing of your booked flight.
Additional Information
- Throughout your entire tour, you will be accompanied by an English-speaking guide.
- The type of vehicles provided will depend on the size of your group.
- In addition to hotels, we can offer unique and distinctive homestay as well.