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When Portuguese sailors first saw Taiwan off the starboard bow in 1544, they christened it Ilha Formosa, the 'Beautiful Island'.

And can you blame them? For 400 years communists, capitalists, imperialists, and everyone in between have fought over its mist-shrouded forests, soaring peaks, and plunging coastal cliffs. These days it’s definitely a case of ‘come for the adventure, stay for the stir-fries’, with some of the best fusion cuisines around, top road cycling, excellent mountain trekking, and world-class coffee to boot. Also variously known as the Republic of China and Chinese Tapei, Taiwan is a destination that has most definitely come into its own.

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Taiwan at a glance

Capital city.

23.9 million

(GMT+08:00) Taipei

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Electricity.

Type A (North American/Japanese 2-pin) Type B (American 3-pin)

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Best time to visit taiwan.

While there’s really no bad time to visit Taiwan, some months are more predictable than others.

September to November is the best time to visit when you’ll find balmy nights, rich autumn foliage, and off-peak prices.

Traveling in spring (March to May) is down to luck: it could be clear skies, monsoonal rain, or even a sandstorm blown over from   China .

Swimming is best mid-year (June to August) when the weather can heat up, but there is always the small risk of typhoons.

Geography and environment

Taiwan is a little like   South America   with its spine-like ridge of (often impassable) mountains running southwest through the center of the island. The beauty of this setup is that topography and environment can change very quickly.

You can be cycling through low-lying rice paddies around Taitung one day, traversing the high forest passes of Yushan the next, and then finishing up on the white northern beaches around Fuguei Cape.

Generally, the central national parks and east coast are the most spectacular regions; the west coast is flat and highly developed with urban areas spreading over the river basins and flood plains that lead to the sea.

Festivals and events

Public holidays that may impact travel include:.

Founding Day of the Republic of China

Republic Day Holiday

Chinese New Year

228 Peace Memorial Day

Qingming Festival /Tomb Sweeping Day

Children's Day

Dragon Boat Festival

Mid-Autumn / Moon Festival

ROC National Celebration Day

Please note dates of Taiwan's public holidays may vary.

Top 5 attractions in Taiwan

1. sun moon lake.

One of Asia’s best-kept secrets, Sun Moon Lake is easily the equal of any Como, Bled, or Windermere. It’s a huge blue oasis hidden among the green peaks of Taiwan’s central mountain ranges. By day it’s merely beautiful, but in the blue-gold light of dawn, with mists rolling over the water and local fishermen paddling past, it’s like something out of a fairy tale.

2. Taroko Gorge

They have to shoot a James Bond chase scene through here, that’s all there is to it. Taroko Gorge was made for the cinema. It’s a winding maze of looming marble crags, huge cut-out roads tunneling right into the mountains, rushing river gorges, and looping alpine passes. If you are ever being chased by gangsters in your supercar, you want it to be here.

3. Qingshui Cliffs

Just google an image of ‘Qingshui Cliffs’ before we continue. All done? Now you know what we’re talking about. They’re basically a 21 km stretch of sheer jungle-covered cliffs plunging straight into the East China Sea, with a tiny highway clinging on about halfway up. This is not a journey for vertigo sufferers, but for fans of jaw-dropping natural wonders, it’s a must-do.

An easy one to tick off, since it’ll probably be your first stop in Taiwan. The northern city of Taipei is the island’s capital and offers a beating, chaotic counterpoint to the Zen-like beauty of the southern national parks. If you think it’s crazy by day, just wait until night, when a neon glow lights the sky and lantern-lit markets spring up in the colorful Songshan district.

5. Penghu Islands

Penghu is one of Taiwan’s hidden gems, an archipelago of 90 islands between the mainland and China. They’re remote, but worth the journey, with brilliant beaches devoid of crowds, glorious temples, towering basalt columns, and genuine old-fashioned Chinese hospitality. Penghu is also a windsurfing mecca and a nesting ground for rare green sea turtles. Not bad for one tiny volcanic island chain.

Further reading

Taiwan travel faqs, do i need a covid-19 vaccine to join an intrepid trip.

Trips from 1 January 2023 onwards

From 1 January 2023, Intrepid will no longer require travelers to provide proof of vaccination against COVID-19 (excluding all Polar trips and select adventure cruises).

However, we continue to strongly recommend that all Intrepid travelers and leaders get vaccinated to protect themselves and others.

Specific proof of testing or vaccination may still be required by your destination or airline. Please ensure you check travel and entry requirements carefully.

Do I need a visa to travel to Taiwan?

TAIWAN VISA

Nationals of most countries are eligible for the visa exemption program, which permits a duration of stay of 30-90 days. Please check with your nearest consulate for your specific eligibility.

Is tipping customary in Taiwan?

Tipping is not really common practice in Taiwan, except perhaps in the more high-class hotels. Most restaurants have a service charge built into the price, and taxi drivers will usually return your change to you.

What is the internet access like in Taiwan?

As one of Asia’s more tech-savvy destinations, cyber cafes are common in the major cities. Free Wi-Fi can also usually be found at the local library.

Can I use my cell phone while in Taiwan?

Cell phone coverage is excellent in Taiwan, apart from some of the more remote mountain areas. Ensure global roaming is activated before leaving home if you wish to use your mobile while traveling.

What are the toilets like in Taiwan?

Modern flushing toilets are commonplace in Taiwan, although it can be hard to find a public toilet in large cities.

Can I drink the water in Taiwan?

Water in Taiwan is usually filtered, and therefore safe, but use your common sense. Restaurants will generally filter their water, as will most of the drinking fountains. If you can’t find these in the more rural areas, bring some purification tablets to treat the water.

Are credit cards accepted widely in Taiwan?

Most hotels and department stores accept VISA and Mastercard, but Diners and AMEX are not usually accepted. For restaurants and small stores, cash is the normal form of payment.

What is ATM access like in Taiwan?

ATM access in Taiwan is exceptional, with most of their ATMs able to withdraw money from anywhere in the world using the Plus or Cirrus system. There is usually a TWD 20,000 limit for cash withdrawals.

Is Taiwan accessible for travellers with disabilities?

We’re committed to making travel accessible for everyone, regardless of ability or disability. That’s why we do our best to help as many people see the world as possible, regardless of any physical or mental limitations they might have. We’re always happy to talk to travelers with disabilities and see if we can help guide them toward the most suitable itinerary for their needs and where possible, make reasonable adjustments to our itineraries.

Taiwan generally has   accessibility   in mind when building new infrastructure, however, as a mountainous place there are many natural barriers to those with limited mobility. Outdoor activities such as hiking or visiting national parks are common on itineraries and may be off limits to wheelchair users or travelers for who steps or uneven ground are an issue. Wheelchair-accessible tour buses may be able to be booked in advance and taxis are good value. MRT trains have accessible facilities. Many hotels and guesthouses will have barrier-free rooms, but often cafes and restaurants have seating on upper floors without lifts. Outside Taipei and Kaohsiung cities and towns can lack sidewalks.

Do I need to purchase travel insurance before traveling?

Absolutely. All passengers traveling with Intrepid are required to purchase travel insurance before the start of their trip. Your travel insurance details will be recorded by your leader on the first day of the trip. Due to the varying nature, availability and cost of health care around the world, travel insurance is very much an essential and necessary part of every journey.

For more information on insurance, please go to: Travel Insurance

How do I stay safe and healthy while traveling?

From Australia?

Go to: Smart Traveller

From Canada?

Go to:  Canada Travel Information

From the UK?

Go to:  UK Foreign Travel Advice

From New Zealand?

Go to:  Safe Travel

From the US?

Go to:  US Department of State

The World Health Organisation also provides useful health information.

Does my trip support The Intrepid Foundation?

Yes, all Intrepid trips support the Intrepid Foundation. Trips to this country directly support our global Intrepid Foundation partners, Eden Reforestation Projects and World Bicycle Relief. Intrepid will double the impact by dollar-matching all post-trip donations made to The Intrepid Foundation.

Eden Reforestation Projects

Eden Reforestation Projects are helping to mitigate climate change by restoring forests worldwide; they also hire locally and create job opportunities within vulnerable communities. Donations from our trips support restoration across planting sites in 10 countries around the globe. Find out more or make a donation World Bicycle Relief

World Bicycle Relief provides people in low-income communities with bicycles to mobilize school kids, health workers, and farmers in far-out areas – giving them access to vital education, healthcare, and income. Donations help provide Buffalo Bicycles – specifically designed to withstand the rugged terrain and harsh environment of rural regions – to those who need them most. Find out more or make a donation

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Brought my senior citizen parents with me and decided to buy tour tickets instead just to make sure that we'll be able to release lanterns at the event... A must-attend festival indeed before you die. Thanks again MyTaiwanTour for this convenient tour!

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Our guide, Esther, was awesome! She was able to give us a bunch of history and was accommodating with our two elementary-age sons. The tour is great for young kids when they won't make the full day. Ending at Din Tai Fung is a great concept.

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Great Introduction to Taipei With Flexible Itinerary

Jett rearranged the typical itinerary to accommodate our wishes. Provided us with excellent commentary about Taiwan, made sure that we were perfectly placed for the changing of the guard, took us to a great restaurant and then guided us through the museum.

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Seven day private tour

Highly recommended. Debby was easy to deal with and more especially patient as we changed our itinerary constantly. Gordon our driver was fun and friendly and happy to change the itinerary to suit the weather, our changing moods, and levels of tiredness.

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Like Good Friends Over a Cup of Tea

The best part of this tour is the people who guided us along this trip. The trip was engaging like we were traveling with good friends whom we just actually met that day. These guys created a memorable experience on our Taiwan trip.

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Amazing day with Kevin visiting Jiufen and Taipei!

Kevin picked us up with a big smile and a warm welcome to Taiwan. Kevin kept us so entertained and informed that we almost forgot it was raining. We had to alter our day some because of the rain but Kevin had many options for us. We had the most enjoyable day!

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Excellent private tour!

Excellent guide, very knowledgeable. And great driver! They were able to give us different routes to get to our destinations! Very friendly and kind, too. We were really able to see the main spots in Jiufen and Yilan. The food they recommended was great as well.

Faus Y. , U.S.

Excellent introduction to Taipei

We had an absolutely excellent visit with David. He was a wealth of knowledge not only about tea but about Taiwan itself. I would highly recommend this tour to anyone spending more than a few days in Taipei.

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Which Part Of Taiwan Would You Like To Visit?

Taiwan is an island with both natural environments and urban cities.

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NORTHERN REGION

EASTERN REGION

CENTRAL REGION

SOUTHERN REGION

Northern Taiwan is home to the island's capital, Taipei. This vibrant city is the economic heart of the island. Just outside of Taipei are national parks, soaring mountains, cave temples, tea farms, and ceramic towns filled with culture.

Taiwan's Eastern Region is famous for its natural valleys and oceanic spots along the Pacific Ocean. It's also home to Taroko Gorge, the largest marble canyon in the world, and indigenous communities.

Taiwan's Central region is home to Sun Moon Lake, a natural wonder of Taiwan. Taiwan's tea farms, local whisky, and agricultural roots can be explored here.

Taiwan's Southern Region is known for its beach resorts, warm hospitality, and warm weather. Towering religious statues can be seen in this culturally-rich part of the island.

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Taipei 101 Top Floor Tour

Taipei city and Taipei suburbs One day

See Taipei from new heights! MyTaiwanTour is one of the only tour companies in Taiwan that can take you to THE 101th floor of Taipei 101. After meeting at Taipei 101, walk just one block to Four Four South Village and explore how Taiwan preserves its culture and adapts to the new world at this old military village turned young art museum. Then, return to 101 and begin your journey up to one of the tallest buildings in the world. Learn about its state-of-the-art technology and innovative, architectural design along the way. Once at the top, "walk along the clouds" safely with proper saftey equipment and capture the moment with the building's perfectly placed, pre-installed camera. After you've come down from your high, enjoy exclusive entrance to Bar88 where you will sip innovative drinks and enjoy panoramic views from the 88th floor. Finish the evening at Taipei's most iconic restaurant, famous for its soup dumplings (xiaolongbao). Experience the MyTaiwanTour difference!

Rural Tea Tour

One day Culture and History Tour

Experience firsthand how organic Taiwanese tea is grown and produced at a real operating tea farm in Yilan that still uses traditional tea processing methods passed down by generations. Pick leaves with a local tea farmer at the plantation and learn how they are harvested (without modern machines) and prepared to become tasty cups of Oolong. Then, experience a rare, hands-on experience learning how to roll and roast tea leaves. After a lunch of traditional Yilan cuisine, head to a quaint pottery house and coffee shop for some therapeutic ceramics painting. There, you will learn the ancient art of decorating blue and white China in a DIY class and will even take home your very own souvenir! Discover the beauty of the small town of Yilan with this slow travel experience!

Jiufen Night Tour

One day Adventure Tour

Explore Taiwan's northeast coastline and the mountainous town of Jiufen by night! Before the sun sets, stop by Yehliu Geopark, a relaxing seacoast attraction home to a number of unique geological formations. Then, head to Jiufen, where the lantern-lined alleys of this old mining own come alive at night, creating a magical experience said to resemble scenes from the Miyazaki classic, "Spirited Away." After dinner, relax at a traditional tea house and enjoy views of the illuminated and elevated town before returning to your accommodation.

Around Taiwan 8 Day Private Tour (Classic)

Multi-day Adventure Tour

Take a step back in time with a full day tour of Taiwan’s northern villages renowned for their charm, history, and culture: Jinguashi, Jiufen, and Pingxi. Jinguashi is a quaint, coastal town famous for its former gold mines. Tour the Thirteen Ruins, an abandoned refinery high up in the mountains overlooking the gold and blue Yin Yang Sea of Ruifang. The coastal town of Jiufen is said to be the inspiration for the Miyazaki classic Spirited Away, so expect to be similarly enchanted

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The 6 Best Taiwan Tour Packages: My Most Recommended Operators

In my decade+ of working in the Taiwan tourism industry, I have become acquainted with multiple tour providers here, either professionally or as friends.

In this article, I’ve handpicked a handful of companies which I feel truly provide the best tours in Taiwan. The one you choose is most likely going to depend on what kind of trip you’re hoping for. That’s why I’ve separated each one by category, as follows:  

For Adventure Tours: Taiwan Outdoors

For luxury tours: life of taiwan, for east coast tours: island life taiwan.

• For a Tour Bus Tour: Edisor Tours
• For Budget Day Tours: Klook & KKday
• For Tours in Taipei: TourMeAway (use code Nick15 for 15% off!)

I’ve also got this guide to the best free walking tours in Taipei . If you’re only a short a layover, also see these Taoyuan Airport free layover tours .

If you’re just looking for a driver or private guide, then see my list of recommended drivers and guides .

Now, let’s cover each tour company in detail to help you decide which is the right one for you!

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According to Taiwan Outdoors founder Michael McCreesh, Taiwan is the “adventure capital of Asia”. As a fellow Canadian who has also chosen Taiwan as a second home, I wholeheartedly agree with Michael.

Take one look at the tours offered by Taiwan Outdoors to see what we are talking about. Hiking, adventure activities, and Taiwan’s unique aboriginal culture are under the spotlight here.

Whether you want to climb the tallest peak in East Asia , get way off the beaten track while staying in remote indigenous villages , go wildlife spotting at night , or find out why river tracing is my favorite summer activity in Taiwan, they’ve got you covered.

Taiwan Outdoors is not a typical big chain tour company where you will be treated like a number. This is a family-owned business run by an extremely passionate team, so you can expect nothing but the most dedicated service, thoughtful planning, and knowledgeable local tour guides.

The company is associated with Parkbus Taiwan , which offers hiking day trips to remote parks and forest recreation areas all over the country. Check them out, too!

Please tell them Nick sent you!

When it comes to high-end tours of Taiwan, Life of Taiwan stands out from the pack. This extremely professional operator will plan and customize your Taiwan experience down to every minute detail.

You can expect a fully tailored experience, staying in some of the country’s finest hotels, and days filled with one-on-one cultural experiences.

Choose from one of their themed offerings, such as tea tours , family tours , food tours , or natural wonders tours . But even these are not set itineraries – they will serve as a general theme for your trip, but Life of Taiwan will further customize any of them to your group or family’s precise needs. 

If you want to be more involved in the planning, then tell them exactly what you want to do or experience in Taiwan, and they will execute it seamlessly for you.

The reviews speak for themselves – after many years of doing this, LOT maintains a 5-star rating on TripAdvisor .

When booking, please also let them know Nick sent you over!

Sometimes one operator stands out for its dedication to a specific region, and that is the case with Island Life Taiwan in Eastern Taiwan.

To begin, IslandLife’s Better Taroko Tour is hands-down the best Taroko Gorge tour available. The tour stands out for having smaller groups, leaving earlier to beat the crowds, better communication, better food stops, and better guides.

Yes, we all know Taroko Gorge is closed for the time being due to the 2024 earthquake, but that doesn’t mean you should omit Hualien and the east coast!

To still experience the region and do something you could never do in Taroko (go swimming in its turquoise rivers!), I recommend their Hualien Rivers and Valleys tour or river tracing tour .

To explore the region even more thoroughly, hop on their East Coast tour . You can also contact them directly for a customized tour or to arrange a private driver for your East Coast road trip.

Just like I said for the above two, please do me a favor and let them know you were referred by Nick.

For a Tour Bus Tour: Edison Tours

If you are looking for a general package tour of Taiwan, where you will be driven around in a tour bus and visit several of the country’s top attractions in a relatively short period of time, then I recommend Edison Tours.

Edison’s signature listing is their Taiwan 5 Day tour . I’m not aware of any other tour provider that manages to fit this much of Taiwan into five days.

The tour does a full circle around Taiwan, covering Sun Moon Lake, historic Lukang and Tainan, Fo Guang Shan in Kaoshiung, the beaches of Kenting , and the remote east coast.

Notably, the tour does not include Taipei. Therefore, I suggest you add at least a day or two to explore Taipei on your own or with one of their other tours.

For Day Tours: Klook & KKday

Instead of booking a full Taiwan tour package, many travelers take a hybrid approach. Take advantage of the country’s amazing train and HSR system to travel between cities on your own, then book individual day tours as you go.

Klook and KKday offer literally hundreds of day tours across the country. These are usually budget friendly and efficient. While Klook is more popular, choose KKday to support a Taiwan-based company .

Below are just a few examples, but you can find so many more.

• Shifen and Jiufen day trip on Klook and KKday
• Taroko Gorge private driver on Klook or KKday
• Sun Moon Lake day trip on Klook of KKday
• Cingjing Farm day trip on Klook or KKday
• Taichung highlights on Klook of KKday
• Alishan day trip on Klook or KKday
• Kaohsiung day trip on Klook or KKday
• Kenting day trip on Klook or KKday
• Turtle Island whale watching tour on Klook or KKday

You can also use these sites to find things like discounted HSR tickets ( Klook / KKday ), Taoyuan airport transfer ( Klook / KKday ), Taipei Fun Pass ( Klook / KKday ), and EasyCard ( Klook / KKday ).

Also use them for discounted entry to attractions like Leofoo Village theme park ( Klook / KKday ), Spring City Hot Springs in Beitou ( Klook / KKday ), Taipei 101 ( Klook / KKday ), and more.

For Tours in Taipei: TourMeAway

Last but not least, if you’re looking for a tour in Taipei City, then I recommend TourMeAway. This company’s tours (both free and paid) are run by young, passionate individuals.

The company is best known for its free walking tours. They offer an Old Town tour and Longshan Temple tour (read all about Longshan Temple here ).

However, you can also visit Taipei’s most famous attractions and create your own plan with their paid custom tours . Their Taipei Food Tour and Pub Crawl are also very popular and lots of fun.

Use my discount code Nick15 to get 15% off any of TourMeAway’s paid tours!

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5-Day Best of Taiwan: Sun Moon Lake, Tainan, Kaohsiung, Lukang

• Operation Day Monday
• Departure Morning
• Duration 5 Days
• Pick-up Time 07:30
• Vehicle Type 43-seater bus, 20-seater mini bus or 9-seater mini van (according to the number of participants)
• Meeting Point Hotel in downtown Taipei City or Exit 2 of MRT Zhongxiao Xinsheng Station (BL14 /O07)
• Drop-off Point Hotel in downtown Taipei City or Exit 2 of MRT Zhongxiao Xinsheng Station (BL14 /O07)
• Immerse yourself in the stunning landscapes and rich culture of Sun Moon Lake
• Discover the unique landforms and biodiversity of Kenting National Park
• Uncover Tainan's centuries-old historic treasures and delve into its hidden secrets
• Explore Lukang, a destination rich in timeless charm, reminiscent of bygone eras and nostalgic allure.
• Enjoy a luxurious 4-night stay at top-notch local 5-star hotels
• Guaranteed departure with a minimum of 1 participant
• Experience the ease of hotel pick-up and drop-off within city limits

Taiwan, also known as Formosa, is an island situated in the Asia Pacific Region. Portuguese sailors discovered this land in the 16th century and were captivated by its breathtaking beauty. In tribute to the island's magnificence, they bestowed upon it the name "Ilha Formosa," which translates to "beautiful island."

From the north to the south, there is no shortage of incredible, awe-inspiring and fascinating places to discover in Taiwan. However, maximizing your vacation with limited time and budget can present a challenge.

No need to worry; we've got you covered. With this 5-day package tour of Taiwan, you'll explore all the must-see tourist spots and have the opportunity to stay in local 5-star hotels for four nights! You'll visit remarkable natural sites like Sun Moon Lake and Kenting National Park, allowing you to witness Taiwan's most spectacular natural wonders. In addition to the stunning landscapes, you'll also delve into Taiwan's diverse culture and history by exploring man-made attractions like Ci'en Pagoda, Fort Zeelandia, Fo Guang Shan Monastery, Eluanpi Lighthouse, Chimei Museum, Lukang Old Street and more.

This tour is available year-round, departing on Mondays and returning to Taipei on Friday evenings. With 7-8 days at your disposal, you'll even have extra time to further explore this incredible country on your own. Don't miss out on the opportunity to book this 5-day Taiwan round-island tour and make the most of your Taiwan adventure!

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Taipei – Sun Moon Lake

On the first morning of your Taiwan round-the-island tour, you will depart from central Taipei and travel to the heart of the island, Sun Moon Lake National Scenic Area .

Sun Moon Lake, the largest freshwater lake on the island, is divided by Lalu Island. The eastern side of the lake resembles the sun, while the western side resembles the crescent moon, giving the lake its unique name. This picturesque area is also the ancestral home of the Thao people, one of Taiwan’s indigenous groups. With its rich indigenous culture and abundant natural beauty, Sun Moon Lake has earned its place as one of Taiwan’s premier destinations.

After lunch, your journey continues with a scenic bus tour around Sun Moon Lake, where you’ll explore the most renowned attractions in this area. Begin with a visit to Ita Thao , an indigenous village that offers insights into the culture and lifestyle of the Thao people. Then, marvel at the grandeur of Ci’en Pagoda , an iconic Sun Moon Lake landmark constructed by the late President Chiang Kai-shek in memory of his mother.

Following your visit to Ci’en Pagoda, your exploration of Sun Moon Lake continues with stops at two significant temples. First, you’ll arrive at Xuanzang Temple , a serene Buddhist sanctuary dedicated to the esteemed monk Xuanzang. Then, your journey takes you to Wenwu Temple , an imposing Taoist temple featuring three halls devoted to the Martial God and the God of Literature. With the expert commentary of your tour guide, you’ll gain deeper insights into Sun Moon Lake, enriching your appreciation of the area’s history and significance.

For the first night of your 5-day tour in Taiwan, you can enjoy a comfortable stay in a 5-star hotel, either in the serene surroundings of Sun Moon Lake or in the vibrant heart of downtown Taichung.

Overnight: Fleur de Chine Hotel – Mountain View Room,  Sun Moon Lake (5-star) / Le Méridien Taichung, Taichung (5-star) / a similar hotel

Sun Moon Lake – Tainan - Kaohsiung

Kick off the second day of your 5-day Taiwan adventure with a delightful breakfast, setting the tone for another day of exploration. Hop on the bus and make your way to Tainan, the oldest city in Taiwan, celebrated for its abundance of historic buildings and profound historical heritage.

Your adventure proceeds with a visit to Fort Zeelandia , constructed by the Dutch East India Company during their 38-year administration of western Taiwan. The original fortress faced near destruction by the British army in the 19th century but was subsequently rebuilt by the Japanese. 

After exploring Fort Zeelandia, take a leisurely walk along Anping Old Street . Situated on the east side of Fort Zeelandia, this historic street was established by the Dutch over 300 years ago and holds the distinction of being the first officially named street in Taiwan. Besides its fascinating history, Anping Old Street is also known for its local specialties such as tofu pudding, shrimp rolls, fish skin dishes, beef soup, and many more. While you’re here, don’t miss the chance to savor the city’s signature delicacies, adding a delightful culinary experience to your historical journey in Tainan.

After lunch, your next destination is the romantic harbor city of Kaohsiung, the most populous city in Southern Taiwan. Upon arriving in Kaohsiung, your first stop is the renowned Fo Guang Shan Monastery (FGS) or Fo Guang Shan Buddha Museum . Fo Guang Shan Monastery is a significant Buddhist monastery founded by the Venerable Master Hsing Yun in 1967. The monastery is most famous for its Great Buddha Land, featuring a majestic 36-meter-tall golden statue of Buddha Amitabha, which stands as the tallest standing Buddha in Southeast Asia. It is encircled by an impressive array of 480 smaller statues depicting Buddha Amitabha.

The Fo Guang Shan Buddha Museum proudly features the largest seated statue of Buddha Amitabha. In addition to housing authentic tooth relics of Shakyamuni Buddha, the compound also includes art galleries, a theatrical auditorium, a children’s gallery, and souvenir stores. In addition, visitors can get to experience Tea Zen, sutra transcription, or join in festive celebrations at the Five Harmonies Pagoda.

During your visit to Fo Guang Shan Monastery or Fo Guang Shan Buddha Museum, you’ll have the opportunity to engage with a knowledgeable monk who provides insights into the doctrines and development of Buddhism, which is the most widely practiced religion in Taiwan.

Tonight, you’ll have a pleasant stay in a conveniently located 5-star hotel, surrounded by department store, convenience stores, and drugstores. Take advantage of this opportunity to stock up on any additional supplies you may need for the remaining days of your 5-day Taiwan tour.

Overnight: Grand Hilai Kaohsiung, Kaohsiung (5-star) / a similar hotel

Kaohsiung – Kenting - Kaohsiung

After a hearty breakfast, set out on your journey as you head south toward the border, where Taiwan’s first national park awaits.

Kenting National Park is celebrated for its coastal geological formations, scenic landscapes, and rich marine biodiversity, fostered by its unique combination of crustal deformation and tropical climate. Additionally, Kenting is also a paradise for surfers and divers alike.

On the third day of your Taiwan-round island tour, you will make your stops at Maopitou , literally cat’s nose, aptly named as it resembles a colossal crouching cat when viewed from afar; Chuanfan Rock , literally sail rock, another distinctive natural formation that resembles the sail of a ship or a likeness of the former US President Richard Nixon; Eluanpi Lighthouse , a Qing Dynasty-era construction that was recognized as one of the Eight Views of Taiwan during the Japanese colonial period; and Longpan Park , a coral limestone plateau overlooking the Pacific Ocean, shaped over time by rainfall erosion.

Tonight, you’ll be staying in the same hotel in Kaohsiung City, saving you the hassle of changing accommodations. Furthermore, you’ll have the opportunity to explore this charming harbor city at your leisure, immersing yourself in the everyday life of the local people

Overnight: Grand Hi Lai Hotel, Kaohsiung (5-star) / a similar hotel

Kaohsiung - Tainan

After a restful night’s sleep and a delightful breakfast, your 5-day exploration of Taiwan continues as you journey along the enchanting west coast. Prepare for an immersive adventure as you delve into the remarkable collection of Western artifacts housed in the Chimei Museum, and uncover the rich historical heritage of Tainan, the ancient capital city.

The Chimei Museum proudly houses an expansive collection of Western artifacts, featuring a wide range of treasures including engaging paintings and intricately crafted musical instruments. The compound evokes the majestic atmosphere of the Louvre Museum, providing visitors with a taste of European palace elegance. In addition to the permanent exhibits, the museum hosts several special exhibitions throughout the year.

After exploring the Chimei Museum, it’s time to treat yourself to some authentic gourmet delights. Tainan is renowned as a paradise for food lovers, offering a mouthwatering array of dishes. Whatever your preference, Tainan is guaranteed to satisfy your appetite and tantalize your taste buds. While at Yongle Market (Guohua Street), you can’t miss the popular queue foods, including savory rice pudding, rice noodle soup with squid, and refreshing shaved ice.

After filling your stomach, let’s take a leisurely stroll around the neighborhood to explore some historic relics dating back more than 100 years. First, let’s visit Fort Provintia, designated as a national historic monument in 1983. Originally constructed by the Dutch in 1653, the fortress underwent destruction and subsequent reconstruction during the Qing Dynasty. Throughout the Japanese colonization period, it was rebuilt multiple times. Today, Fort Provintia stands as one of the most iconic landmarks in the city of Tainan.

The Sacrificial Rites Martial Temple, among the earliest Guan Di Temples, stands as a testament to ancient government sacrificial rites. It holds the esteemed status of a first-class national historic site, drawing countless worshippers. Among its revered deities is Yue Lao, the God of Marriage. Devotees flock to pray for marriages guided by destiny, with some even sending express mail directly to Yue Lao through a special mailbox within the temple grounds. 

Finally, you will visit that Grand Mazu Temple, is commonly known as Taiwan’s inaugural government-built Mazu Temple.

Upon crossing the temple threshold, your eyes will be drawn to a magnificent golden statue of Mazu. Flanking her are the embodiments of Clairvoyance (eyes that see a thousand miles) and Clairaudience (ears tuned to whispers on the wind), formerly malevolent spirits redeemed by Mazu’s compassionate guidance. They now harness their powers to aid Mazu in her benevolent endeavors. Similar to the traditions at the Sacrificial Rites Martial Temple, worshippers, both men and women, gather at the Grand Mazu Temple to pay homage to Yue Lao, the God of Marriage. Seeking his blessings, they hope to expedite the journey towards finding their life partners.

Tonight, your accommodation awaits at a prestigious 5-star hotel in the vibrant heart of Tainan. Here, you’ll enjoy the top-notch amenities and have the freedom to explore the city at your leisure. Just steps away, you’ll find a bustling department store and an array of shops. Take advantage of this opportunity to replenish any necessities or treat yourself to unique local souvenirs, perfect for sharing cherished memories with friends and family back home.

Overnight: Silks Place Tainan, Tainan (5-star) / a similar hotel

Tainan – Lukang – Taipei

On the last day of your 5-day tour in Taiwan, you’ll set off to explore the renowned Tainan Confucius Temple, delving into its rich cultural legacy. Following this enriching experience, you’ll journey to Lukang, a destination steeped in a timeless charm that evokes the beauty of ancient poetry and nostalgia.

The Tainan Confucius Temple, constructed in 1666, stands as the oldest Confucius Temple, boasting over 300 years of history to this day. It held the esteemed position of being a stronghold of culture and education, and thus earned the prestigious title “The Highest Institute.

When it comes to preserving cultural artifacts within the Confucius Temple, the inscriptions documenting each period of repair, the horizontally inscribed boards bestowed by rulers of various dynasties, and ceremonial and musical instruments spanning from the early Manchu Dynasty to the present day are carefully maintained. These priceless artifacts from history and culture warrant careful appreciation for their profound significance and lasting impact.

Your journey continues with a visit to Lukang. L ukang, a historic old town renowned for its well-preserved cultural and historical heritage, is literally known as ‘deer harbor”. Once a bustling port in the 17thand 18th centuries, it served as the center where Taiwan’s most affluent families amassed their wealth and power, capitalizing on the thriving commerce of the era. Despite the port losing its functionality due to sedimentation, Lukang has retained its enduring charm, serving as a timeless reminder of its glamorous past.

Take a leisurely stroll through the town adorned with red brick walls and floors, where historic relics like the Nine Turns Alley, the Urn Wall, the Half-Sided Well, and the Longshan Temple await your discovery, each with an intriguing story to tell.

Lukang is renowned for its diverse array of street foods and traditional Taiwanese desserts. Indulge your appetite and seize the opportunity to stock up on gifts, bringing a taste of this charming old town back home to share with your friends and family.

After enjoying lunch at your own expense, you’ll head back to Taipei and arrive at your hotel later in the afternoon.

Inclusions & Exclusions

• Professional licensed tour guide (Mandarin / English)
• Local transfer by air-conditioned vehicle
• 4 night hotel accommodation
• Hotel breakfast*4
• Local general liabilities insurance
• Tour will be conducted in Mandarin and English.
• Children under the age of 18 must be accompanied by adults.
• Infants must sit on laps and share existing bedding with adults.
• 2 people will share 1 twin room; for an odd number of individuals, 3 people will share 1 triple room.
• The sequence and time of stay at tour stops might be adjusted according to the traffic/weather condition.
• Please advise your designated meeting point (within Taipei city limits) and provide your SMS contact info or e-mail address. We will contact you directly and advise the pick-up time.
• If the tour has to be cancelled due to bad weather, the tour operation will contact you no later than the evening before the excursion day by e-mail or SMS.
• Please arrive at the meeting point 10 minutes earlier than the pick-up time.
• This tour is not recommended for wheelchair users and people with physical disabilities.
• Ensure you carry enough cash with you to cover your expenses for meals, beverages, souvenirs, tips, etc. Convenience stores and most of the eateries in Taiwan don't accept credit cards as a form of payment.
• We regret to inform you that due to the recent earthquake, the Taroko leg of your itinerary has been replaced with Tainan and Lukang.

Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, you must cancel your booking at least 7 days before the listing ’ s local pick-up time(GMT+8). Please contact us by email or phone. 

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No-shows are defined as passengers who do not show up on time for the tours. In this event, the bookings will be cancelled and non-refundable.

Cancellations made 7 days or more in advance of the listing’s pick-up time in the local time zone: full refund

Cancellations made 6-4 days in advance of the listing’s pick-up time in the local time zone: 50% refund

Cancellations made less than 3 days in advance of the listing’s pick-up time in the local time zone: non-refundable

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Unveiling the allure: dive into your taiwan vacation.

Taiwan, a land where tradition intertwines with modernity, invites you to delve into a unique tapestry of experiences. Your Taiwan Vacation will unveil a landscape brimming with verdant mountains, bustling night markets, and serene temples. The island nation's heart beats in its capital, Taipei, where skyscrapers like Taipei 101 stand tall amidst ancient shrines. Yet, the true essence of Taiwan lies in its warm-hearted people whose smiles are as welcoming as the aromatic scents wafting from the street food stalls. Venture beyond the cityscape to discover the untouched beauty of Taroko Gorge, the tranquillity of Sun Moon Lake, and the historic charm of Tainan. Each corner of Taiwan tells a different story, from the vibrant cultural festivities to the quiet whispers of history echoed in the ancient structures. The juxtaposition of the old and new is evident in every aspect of Taiwanese life, making your journey an exploration of vivid contrasts. The island's culinary landscape is a feast for the senses, where flavours dance between the traditional and contemporary. Street food markets offer a gastronomic adventure, while fine dining establishments provide a taste of Taiwan's modern culinary prowess. Whether you're a history buff, a nature enthusiast, or a food lover, Taiwan's rich tapestry offers a plethora of experiences that promise to enrich your wanderlust soul. Every dawn here brings forth a new adventure waiting to be discovered, embraced, and cherished. Your vacation here is not just a trip. It’s a doorway into a world where every moment is a melody, every sight a painting, and every interaction a step deeper into the heart of Asia.

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Key Insights for Your Journey

Embarking on your Taiwan trip is the beginning of a journey filled with discoveries. From visa regulations to local customs, gathering essential travel information will ensure a seamless adventure. Equip yourself with valuable insights for a memorable exploration of Taiwan. Each nugget of knowledge will enhance your travel experience, paving the way for a delightful escapade in this enchanting island nation.

The Culture

Taiwan is a treasure trove of cultural richness, embodying a harmonious blend of traditional Chinese, indigenous Taiwanese, and Japanese influences. Your Taiwan trip will reveal a vibrant cultural landscape where age-old traditions flourish amidst modern urban settings.

The heartbeat of Taiwanese culture is felt in its numerous festivals like the Lantern Festival illuminating the night skies and the Dragon Boat Festival, a testament to community spirit and ancient traditions. The island's aboriginal culture, which is a significant part of its heritage, thrives in mountainous regions, offering a unique insight into the island's past.

Taiwan's temples are windows into its spiritual soul. The ornate Longshan Temple, a haven of tranquility amidst the bustling city, echoes the spiritual ethos of the Taiwanese people. Folk traditions thrive in this country, which can be seen in the vibrant temple parades and puppetry. You can also find traces of it in traditional opera performances that narrate tales of gods, heroes, and legends.

The architectural landscape is a visual narrative of Taiwan's historical journey. From the grandeur of Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall to the quaint old streets of Jiufen, each structure tells a tale of the island's colonial past, its struggle for identity, and its optimistic gaze towards the future.

Art and creativity are the lifeblood of Taiwan's urban centres. Streets are adorned with murals, while galleries showcase the genius of local artists. The thriving indie music scene in live music venues and the flourishing cinema, led by directors like Hou Hsiao-hsien, enrich the cultural fabric.

The cultural odyssey you will experience here is a plunge into a confluence of the past and present, creating a beautiful narrative that awaits your discovery. The charm of Taiwan lies in its ability to preserve its cultural essence while embracing modern life.

The Best Time to Visit

Taiwan's climate plays a significant role in shaping your Taiwan trip. The island experiences a subtropical climate with distinct seasons that each offer a unique charm.

What Each Season Brings

Choose the best time for your vacation based on what you want to experience the most of. Here’s what each season will bring:

Spring (March to May) welcomes you with a pleasant warmth, where the temperatures range from 20°C to 25°C. It's a time when the cherry blossoms bloom, painting the landscapes with delicate hues of pink and white, especially enchanting in places like Alishan and Yangmingshan National Park.

Summer (June to August) is hot and humid, with temperatures soaring above 30°C. It's also the season of typhoons, which may bring heavy rains. Despite the weather challenges, summer hosts vibrant festivals like the Dragon Boat Festival, which adds a lively spirit to your Taiwan trip.

Autumn (September to November) is arguably the best time to visit Taiwan. The weather is comfortable, with temperatures between 25°C and 30°C, and the typhoon season starts to wane. The clear skies and pleasant weather make it ideal for outdoor explorations and enjoying Taiwan's natural beauty.

Winter (December to February) is mild and cool, with temperatures ranging from 10°C to 20°C. It's the time when the Pingxi Lantern Festival lights up the skies, creating a magical atmosphere. The cool weather is perfect for hot spring visits, a popular activity in Taiwan.

Each season in Taiwan unfolds a different facet of the island's beauty. Whether it's the serene spring, lively summer, pleasant autumn, or the tranquil winter, your Taiwan Vacation will be adorned with unique experiences that resonate with the rhythm of nature.

Things to Know

Your Taiwan Vacation will be a step into a treasure trove of diverse experiences. However, a few key insights can significantly enhance your journey, making it smooth and memorable.

Mandarin is the official language, but different dialects are spoken across the island. English is understood in urban areas and tourist spots, but learning a few basic Mandarin phrases can come in handy.

The New Taiwan Dollar (TWD) is the official currency used in Taiwan. ATMs are widely available, and credit cards are accepted in most places. However, carrying some cash for small vendors is advisable.

Taiwan boasts of an efficient public transportation system. The High-Speed Rail (HSR) connects major cities, while buses and the MRT (Metro Rail Transit) provide extensive coverage in urban areas. Taxis can also be a convenient choice.

Health & Safety

Taiwan is a safe destination with a low crime rate. Still, it’s advisable to have travel insurance covering medical emergencies. The healthcare system is excellent, with well-equipped hospitals and pharmacies.

Taiwanese people value politeness and modesty. A simple bow or nod is a common greeting. It's courteous to remove your shoes when entering someone’s home and certain temples.

Connectivity

Internet access is easy with widespread Wi-Fi hotspots, and SIM cards are readily available for purchase. It keeps you connected during your Taiwan Vacation, aiding in navigation and communication.

Electricity

The standard voltage is 110 V with a frequency of 60 Hz. The power plugs and sockets used are of type A and B. It's wise to carry a universal adapter for all your electronics.

These pieces of information will act as a compass, guiding you through the vibrant tapestry of experiences awaiting you in Taiwan, ensuring a seamless blend of exploration and comfort.

Food & Drink

The island's food landscape is a delectable blend of Chinese, Japanese, and indigenous Taiwanese flavours, creating a gastronomic journey your taste buds will cherish.

Street Food Galore

The bustling night markets are the epicentre of Taiwan's street food scene. Dive into an array of scrumptious offerings like bubble tea, stinky tofu, and beef noodle soup. Each bite is an explosion of diverse textures and flavours that narrate the island's culinary story.

Traditional Delights

Taiwan's traditional cuisine is a homage to its rich culture. Savour delicacies like dim sum, braised pork rice, and oyster omelette, each dish offering a unique taste of Taiwan's culinary heritage.

Japanese Influence

The Japanese influence looms large in Taiwan's food scene. Relish sushi, sashimi, and ramen in various eateries, a testament to the island's historical ties with Japan. The seamless blend of Japanese finesse with local flavours creates a delightful culinary narrative.

Tea Culture

Taiwan's tea culture is a revered tradition. Embark on a tea journey across the island's picturesque tea plantations. Sip on a variety of teas like Oolong, Black, and Green tea, each offering a distinct flavour profile and a tranquil respite.

Refreshing Beverages

Beyond tea, Taiwan offers a spectrum of refreshing beverages. The island is the birthplace of bubble tea, a sweet concoction that has taken the world by storm. Explore other beverages like fruit smoothies, herbal drinks, and locally brewed beers.

Farm-to-Table Experiences

Engage in farm-to-table experiences, a growing trend in Taiwan. Visit local markets, interact with farmers, and even partake in cooking classes to whip up authentic Taiwanese dishes. It’s a fulfilling way to connect with Taiwan's agricultural roots and culinary traditions.

Your Taiwan Vacation is a journey through a rich culinary landscape, where every meal tells a story of the island’s diverse heritage and the warm hospitality of its people.

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