Ni Hao!

Meet and greet at the airport by your private driver and drive to the vibrant capital city, Taipei.

Check in to your hotel and refresh.

The rest of the day is free for you to explore.

Enjoy the breakfast at the hotel.

Your driver/private guide will pick you up at 9:00am.

Visit National Palace Museum and admire the Chinese imperial collections, this is one of the largest museums in Asia. This museum houses more than 650,000 Chinese imperial collections. You’ll be amazed by the exquisite artistic works of jade, painting, sculpture, curios, bronze, etc.

Next you’ll visit Chiang Kai Shek Memorial Hall, also known as Liberty Square, where you can see the magnificent white building on the east side of the park; the place is a shrine in memory of Taiwan’s former president Chiang Kai-shek.

Your guide will lead you to the Taipei’s landmark, Taipei 101 Tower – the tallest building in the world till early 2010. You can choose to take the high speed elevator to the 89th floor Observatory Deck and see Taipei from a bird’s eye at your own cost.

Explore the Ximending Shopping District, a historic quarter and shopping district in Western Taipei. The bustling, colourful shopping district is a place for you to immerse yourself inside the mix. You can find diverse styles from the trendiest to the most traditional here, and do not forget the street food!

Return to your hotel and the rest of the day is free to enjoy at your leisure.

Overnight in Taipei.

Enjoy the breakfast at the hotel.

Today you will head to the heart of Taiwan, Sun Moon Lake. Your driver/private guide will pick you up at 9.00AM.

Today you’ll visit the highlights of Sun Moon Lake: Wen Wu Temple and walk to the top of Tse En Pagoda, overlooking the beautiful lake view.

Enjoy a shared motor boat ride along the lake. To know the legends and the history of the lake.

Visit Xuanzang Temple, a quiet Buddhist temple at Sun Moon Lake, built to honour Master Xuanzang, the famous Tang-dynasty monk who travelled to India to bring Buddhist scriptures back to China.

Visit Ci’en Pagoda, it was built by Chiang Kai-shek in memory of his mother and symbolizes filial piety. The pagoda blends Buddhist elements with traditional architecture, and visitors who climb to the top are rewarded with one of the best panoramic views of Sun Moon Lake and the surrounding mountains.

Return to your hotel and refresh.

The rest of the night is free to enjoy at your leisure.

Overnight in Sun Moon Lake.

Enjoy the breakfast at the hotel.

Your driver/private guide will pick you up at 9:00am.

Visit Anping District, the first thing you might notice is the Anping Fort or previously known as Fort Zeelandia, built by the Dutch East India Company between 1624 and 1634.

Continue your exploration to the crooked Anping Old Street, known for its fresh street food, you can also shop antiques and souvenirs and also discover some ancient temples around the area.

Continue your way to the largest city in South Taiwan, Kaosiung City.

Drive southward to the biggest city in Southern Taiwan, Kaohsiung. Visit Foguanshan Monastery and Buddhist Memorial Hall and see the giant Bronze Buddha.

Transfer to your hotel for check in and the rest of the day is free to enjoy at your leisure.

Overnight in Kaohsiung.

Enjoy the breakfast at the hotel.

Your driver/private guide will pick you up at 9:00am.

First you will visit Maobitou, a coastal scenic area in Kenting National Park, famous for its coral rock cliffs shaped like a cat’s nose. It offers ocean views, sea-eroded landscapes, and is a popular spot to watch waves and sunsets.

Visit Chuanfan Rock, a famous seaside rock formation in Kenting, named for its shape resembling a sailing ship. It is a well-known landmark along the coast and a popular photo spot with ocean views.

Continue to Eluanbi Lighthouse, Taiwan’s southernmost lighthouse, located in Kenting National Park. Known as the “Light of East Asia,” it guides ships through surrounding waters and offers scenic coastal views.

Next visit Longpan Park, a coastal grassland in Kenting known for its wide open views, coral limestone cliffs, and strong sea winds. It overlooks the Pacific Ocean and is popular for sightseeing and photography.

Transfer to Taitung via the scenic highway.

Check in to your hotel and enjoy the hot spring.

Overnight in Taitung.

Enjoy the breakfast at the hotel.

Your driver/private guide will pick you up at 9:00am.

Transfer to Hualien, on the way there stop at Xiaoyeliu, a coastal scenic area known for its unusual rock formations carved by waves and wind. It features tide pools, rugged cliffs, and dramatic ocean views, making it a popular spot for sightseeing and photography.

Next, visit Sanxiantai in Taitung for the coastal area famous for its arched bridge, rocky shore, and volcanic rock formations. It’s named “Three Immortals Platform” after a local legend and is popular for walking, sightseeing, and ocean views.

Continue to Hualien Shitiping in Taitung, a coastal scenic area known for its stepped coral and rock formations shaped by waves. It’s popular for tidal pool exploration, photography, and dramatic ocean views.

Enjoy a train ride from Hualien to Yilan.

Arriving in Yilan, you will transfer to hotel for check in and enjoy the hot spring.

Overnight in Yilan.

Enjoy the breakfast at the hotel.

Your driver/private guide will pick you up at 9:00am.

Visit Kavalan Distillery, the first whiskey distillery in Taiwan. Learn more about their single malt whiskey and have a great time tasting!

Continue to discover about the rich heritage of Taiwan in the National Center of Traditional Arts. Enjoy interactive exhibitions, performances, traditional crafts, music, and theatre, and dance. Visit the street market with a lot of artisans and traditional snacks.

If you are interested, you can try the traditional clothing or various DIY experiences (at your own cost).

Transfer back to Taipei to stay overnight.

Enjoy the breakfast at the hotel.

Today is free and easy on your own before your departure transfer. Your private driver will meet you and escort you to the airport.

Wave goodbye to Taiwan!