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Exploring Taiwan
7 days all around Taiwan starting at $1099 per person, double occupancy
Package Includes:
2 nights in Taipei at the hotel of your choice with breakfast
Private car transfer from the airport
Drive to Sun Moon Lake
Tour of Wenwu Temple, Ita Thao Indigenous Village, Xuanzhuang Temple, Ci En Pagoda, and Sun Moon Lake.
1 night at Hotel Fleur de Chine or similar with breakfast
Tour of Fort Zeelandia, Anping Old Street, and Fo Guang Shan Buddhist Monastery
1 night at the Grand Hi-Lai Hotel in Kaohsiung or similar with breakfast
Tour of Kenting National Park including Eluanbi Lighthouse, Cape Maobitou, Chuanfan Rock, and Longpan Park.
Drive to Taitung
1 night at the Hotel Royal Chihpen or similar with breakfast
Tour of the East Coast Scenic Area with stops at Xiaoyeliu Beach, Sanxiantai Bridge, and Shitiping Stone Steps
Train from Hualien to Yilan
1 night at the Wellsprings Silks Jiaoxi or similar with breakfast
Tour of National Center for Traditional Arts and the King Car Kavalan Whisky Distillery
Drive to Taipei
1 night in Taipei at the hotel of your choice with breakfast
Half day Taipei city tour (shared)
Private transfer from your hotel to the airport
Pricing
Validity
Valid until March 31, 2027, not including peak seasons or holidays.
Itinerary
DAY 1
Arrive in Taipei and transfer by private car to your hotel.
DAY 2
After breakfast, take a half day city tour of Taipei. Visit the impressive Chiang Kai-Shek Memorial Hall and the National Palace Museum where thousands of years of Chinese art can be seen. Stop at Lungshan Temple and the famous Taipei 101 (not including observatory ticket).
DAY 3
After breakfast, drive to Sun Moon Lake in Central Taiwan. Stop at the famous Wenwu Pagoda, Ita Thao Indigenous VIllage, Xuanzhuang Temple, and Ci'en Pagoda.
DAY 4
After breakfast, drive to Tainan, the oldest city in Taiwan, to visit Fort Zeelandia. There you can walk around Anping Old Street, known for local food specialities such as tofu pudding.
Then head to Kaohsiung to see the Fo Guang Shan Buddhist Monastery, the most sacred Buddhist temple in Southern Taiwan. Here you will get a chance to speak to the monks and nuns who live here, and learn more about their way of life.
