Day 1: Taipei Arrival

Upon your arrival in Taipei, you’ll be welcomed by your local guide and transferred to your hotel. Take the time to explore for the rest of the day.

Day 2:  Taipei

To escape from the bustling city of Taipei to Shifen. Shifen has nostalgic old streets and a waterfall that will take you back in time and you can have sky lanterns launched on the two sides of the railway.

Next transfer back to Taipei, and take the Maokong Gondola. Maokong is a quaint village located at the top of a mountain providing breathtaking views of Taipei City. Widely known as the most scenic spot in Taipei to drink quality, locally grown tea.

In the end visit Raohe Street Night Market.

Day 3:  Taipei

Begin the day with a visit to the Confucius Temple, Confucius was the Grand Master, and his influence on education is important to the Chinese, as well as the Chinese culture. Next visit to the Ximen Red House and Ximending.vm. In the end visit to the Taipei 101 building Observatory (Included), at 508m high, Taipei 101 held the title of 'world's tallest building' for many years. Until 2011 it held the title of the world's tallest green building.

Day 4:  Taipei

After breakfast, be picked up by the tour guide and driver from the hotel and continue to discover the charm of the old city and the metropolitan area. Today the first stop is Longshan Temple. Found by the immigrants from Fukien in 1738, this ancient temple was built to dedicate the Buddhist Goddess of Mercy (Kuan-in in Chinese). The most well-known about this temple is that the statue of Kuan-in survived the bombing during the air raid in 1945.

After that, we will take a walk along Wanhua Herb Alley, which is just around the corner from Longshan Temple. It is a small alley with shops that sell all types of herbs for more than 100 years. Do not miss the opportunity to try some Chinese herbal drinks!

Then we will drive past the Presidential Office, a baroque-style building built in the 1910s. It is also a symbolic landmark and historical site in Taipei City. The next stop is Chiang Kai-Shek Memorial Hall, an impressive monument in memory of President Chiang Kai-shek. Surrounded by white walls with a blue-tiled roof, the park contains an archway, a museum, a square, and a garden.

After lunch (own arrangement), visit the eastern part of Taipei City, also the busiest commercial district in Taiwan. The first stop is Songshan Culture & Creative Park. The park was initially constructed in 1937 as a tobacco factory under the Japanese government. The factory ceased to produce cigarettes in 1998, but in 2001, it was converted into a park comprising historic sites and urban architecture. 

Day 5: Taipei

Today your guide will meet you at 06:30 am in the hotel lobby to start your tours. And you’ll take the bullet train to Hualien to visit the Taroko Gorge Park.

There will be 3 attractions will be visited. The description as below:

Taroko (Marble) Gorge: Taroko became a national park in 1986, including Hualien County, Nantou County and Taichung City. Taroko is famous for its spectacular mountains and marble canyons. Cliffs and canyons stretch along the Liwu River. Four million years ago, the island of Taiwan was formed by the collision of plates. After millions of years of wind erosion, the marble rocks were exposed and cut by the Liwu River, creating impressive grand canyons. From Qingshui to Nanhu Peak, the drop height is 3,742 meters. Such special geography has also bred special flora and fauna in this area.

Shakadang Trail: is also known as "Mysterious Valley Trail" and was renamed to "Shakadang Trail" in 2001. This trail is built along the river cliff so travellers can easily observe both the rock folds and plant ecosystem beside the river valley. 

Changchun Temple: commemorates the 226 personnel (military veterans) who died during the construction of the Central Cross-Island Highway (1956~1960). 

Swallow Caves: Following the Central Cross-Island Highway, at Swallow Grotto, the rock cliffs of the Liwu River gorge seem to reach heaven while the river runs its swiftest and the distance between the gorge walls so narrow that they almost seem to touch each other. Along the Swallow Grotto trail which runs about a half kilometre starting from the entrance to Swallow Grotto to the Jinheng Bridge, you can enjoy the sights of the Liwu River from nearly straight above the water, the potholes on the cliff faces, the springs sprinkled along the lower parts of the walls, as well as the famous rock formation "Chieftain's profile rock".

Tianxiang: is a large river terrace recreational area in Taroko National Park. Dasha River and Taci Jili River converge at Tianxiangto become the Liwu River. 

After the visit, you’ll take the train back to Taipei.

Day 6: Taipei

After breakfast, be picked up by the guide and driver for a tour of well-known spots in Taipei City.

The first stop is one of the most-visited museums in the world – the National Palace Museum. This museum houses nearly 700,000 pieces of ancient Chinese artworks from multiple dynasties. Besides the permanent exhibits, there are temporary exhibits from time to time. The Southern Branch of the National Palace Museum in Chiayi City was established in 2015, and aimed to balance cultural resources between north and south of Taiwan.

Next, enjoy a nostalgic walk along Dadaocheng Dihua Old Street. This historic area prospered during the 19th century from the export of Taiwanese tea. Today, the young generations bring a diversity of different cultures into this old town, integrate the old and new lifestyle and make it a stunning blend: the hipster coffee shops, the modernised handicraft shops…

After that visit one of the oldest night markets in Taipei – Ningxia Night Market. Here you will have a great opportunity to taste different types of authentic street foods, such as oyster omelettes, minced pork rice, taro cake and many more to fill the appetite

After dinner, be transferred back to the hotel.

Day 7: Taipei Departure

Today you’ll be transferred to the airport to take your return flight.