Itinerary

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Who is this trip suitable for?

• First-time Taiwan visitors who want lakes and mountains in one trip
• Independent travelers who enjoy both scenic and urban stops
• Families with children or elderly seeking a gentle-paced trip
• Photo enthusiasts looking for iconic and lesser-known Taiwanese views

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Day 1｜Floral Fields & City Treats

Depart from Taipei and head to ZhongShe Flower Market to enjoy seasonal blooms. Next, explore Gaomei Wetlands and its tranquil seascape. In the afternoon, return to Taichung for a creative stroll through Shenji New Village and finish with desserts at Miyahara. Overnight in Taichung.

Day 2｜Tea & Legends at the Lake

Visit the whimsical Rainbow Village in the morning, then explore Antique Assam Tea Farm for a glimpse into Taiwan’s tea culture. Enter the Sun Moon Lake area and stop by Xiangshan Visitor Center, Wenwu Temple, Xuanguang Temple, and Ita Thao Food Street. Overnight at the lakeside.

Day 3｜Cingjing Highlands & Mountain Flavors

Drive to Cingjing Farm and enjoy fresh mountain air and views of Green Green Grassland. Visit Guanshan Pasture and Skywalk before photographing Old England Manor and the Swiss Garden. End the day with a roast chicken dinner and stay overnight in Cingjing.

Day 4｜From Alpine Peaks to Marble Gorge

Begin with Hehuanshan and Wuling for sweeping alpine views. Descend into the dramatic Taroko Gorge via the Central Cross-Island Highway. Stroll along Qixingtan Beach at sunset and spend the night in Hualien.

Day 5｜Scenic Drive & Family Fun

Start the day with coffee at the scenic Hualien Cliff Café. Head north to Luodong Forestry Park to explore its timber railway heritage. Continue to Crayon Castle for a creative break, then visit Grandma Zhang’s Petting Farm before returning to Taipei to conclude the tour.

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►Days：5

►Departure Location：Taipei city

►EndLocation：Taipei city

►Schedule Time：10

►Language：Chinese/English

 

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Highlights

• Flower Fields & Wetlands: Start with tulips at ZhongShe Flower Market and sunset at Gaomei Wetlands.
• Tea & Temples by the Lake: Explore Taiwan’s tea heritage and lakeside serenity at Sun Moon Lake.
• Farm to Skywalk: Cingjing’s sheep farm, mountain trails, and the European-style Old England.
• Gorge to Ocean: Dramatic cliffs of Taroko and pebbled shores of Qixingtan by the Pacific.
• Rural Fun in Yilan: Crayon-making, forest parks, and a hands-on farm experience.

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Overview

Day 1: Taipei → ZhongShe Flower Market → Gaomei Wetlands → Shenji New Village → Miyahara Ice Cream → Overnight in Taichung

Day 2: Taichung → Rainbow Village → Antique Assam Tea Farm → Xiangshan Visitor Center / Wenwu Temple / Xuanguang Temple → Ita Thao Food Street → Overnight in Sun Moon Lake

Day 3: Sun Moon Lake → Cingjing Farm → Green Green Grassland → Guanshan Pasture → Skywalk → Old England Manor, Swiss Garden → Roast Chicken Dinner → Overnight in Cingjing

Day 4: Cingjing → Hehuanshan → Taroko National Park → Qixingtan Beach → Overnight in Hualien

Day 5: Hualien → Cliffside Coffee at Hualien Seaview → Luodong Forestry Park → Crayon Castle → Grandma Zhang's Farm → Return to Taipei

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Arrangement Logic：

The route goes west to east without doubling back—starting with flower fields and wetlands, transitioning to lakeside strolls, rising to mountain pastures, descending through gorges, and ending with relaxing coastal and family activities.

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Zhong She Flower Market

Located in Houli, Taichung, this seasonal flower park features tulips in spring, lilies in summer, and cosmos in autumn. Colorful floral displays, photo zones, and wedding-themed setups make it perfect for couples and families.

Gaomei Wetlands

A well-known ecological zone in Taichung featuring mudflats, mangroves, and rich wildlife such as fiddler crabs and egrets. At sunset, the reflection over the water creates Taiwan’s very own “Sky Mirror.”

Shenji New Village

A cultural-creative complex converted from old government dormitories, now home to indie craft shops, cafes, and local markets. Great for casual strolling and enjoying Taichung's creative energy.

Miyahara

A Japanese-era eye clinic transformed into a stylish dessert shop offering ice cream, pineapple cakes, and teas. Its retro interior and luxurious decor make it a Taichung landmark.

Rainbow Village

A military housing complex painted by “Grandpa Rainbow,” a retired soldier. The bright and whimsical murals have made it one of Taichung’s most beloved photo spots.

Antique Assam Tea Farm

A century-old tea factory preserving Japanese-style architecture and machinery. Visitors can taste teas and learn about Taiwan's tea production history.

Xiangshan Visitor Center

Designed by a famous architect, this curved concrete building blends seamlessly with the lake. It includes exhibitions, travel info, and panoramic views of Sun Moon Lake.

Wenwu Temple

A grand temple on the lakeshore of Sun Moon Lake, dedicated to Confucius and Guan Yu. It’s an important religious site and a great place to enjoy sweeping lake views.

Xuanguang Temple

Located on the western slope of Sun Moon Lake, this small temple enshrines relics of Master Xuanzang and offers serene views of the lake.

Ita Thao Food Street

Near the Thao indigenous village, this bustling street offers local snacks like wild boar sausage, herbal eggs, and Assam milk tea.

Qingjing Farm

A highland farm at 1,750 meters, known for its cool climate, grazing sheep, and panoramic mountain views. A family favorite for nature getaways.

Green Green Grassland

The most popular part of Qingjing Farm, featuring open meadows, sheep shows, and views of the Central Mountain Range — perfect for photography and picnics.

Guanshan Pasture

An elevated grazing area where visitors can see cattle and sheep in the wild. It’s also a great location for stargazing and sunrise views.

Skywalk

A transparent walkway built along the mountain slope, offering breathtaking views of valleys and cloud layers, with information boards and rest stops along the route.

The Old England Manor

A boutique hotel styled after English Gothic architecture, featuring towers, stone facades, and lush gardens. It’s the most iconic photo spot in Qingjing.

Small Swiss Garden

A charming European-themed garden with ponds, fountains, and floral displays. Nicknamed “Taiwan’s Little Switzerland,” it’s especially romantic when lit up at night.

Roasted Chicken Dinner

A famous local specialty in Qingjing — whole chicken roasted in a barrel, crispy outside and juicy inside, often served with fresh mountain vegetables.

Hehuanshan

One of Taiwan’s “100 Peaks,” accessible by road and offering trails suitable for beginners. Known for rhododendrons in spring and snow in winter.

Taroko National Park

A dramatic national park featuring marble gorges, cliffs, and rivers. Highlights include Shakadang Trail, Swallow Grotto, and the Eternal Spring Shrine.

Qixingtan

Hualien’s most scenic beach, with a wide pebble shoreline and deep blue ocean views. A peaceful spot for walks, ocean sounds, and sunrise.

Cliff Valley Seaview Cafe

A stylish café and leisure park with panoramic ocean views, grassy lawns, and tents. Great for relaxing, taking photos, or having a picnic.

Luodong Forestry Culture Park

A historical site preserving Taiwan’s logging heritage, with vintage railways, log ponds, and timber houses. It offers cultural depth for travelers.

Crayon Castle

A colorful, family-friendly workshop where children can make their own crayons and wax ice treats. A creative and fun stop for kids.

Zhang Mei Ama’s Farm

A family farm featuring deer, alpacas, and rabbits. Offers feeding experiences, photo spots, and crafts — ideal for families with young children.

Fee Description

－ Include －

• private vehicle with Chinese-speaking driver, fuel, tolls, insurance, driver mead
• If you require a driver who speaks English or other languages, please contact our customer service for a separate quotation.

－ Not Include －

• Hotel accommodation, meals, admission tickets, guided tour service, overtime charges, optional activity expenses

－ Overtime Costs －

• Vehicle usage: 10 hours/day. Overtime fee: +NTD 500/hour If the overtime exceeds 15 minutes, it will be rounded up to the next 30 minutes. If it exceeds 45 minutes, it will be charged as a full hour.
• Example:

09:00 ~ 19:00 → Free

09:00 ~ 19:20 → 0.5 hour charge

09:00 ~ 19:50 → 1 hour charge

※ Traffic jams, crowds and other uncontrollable factors will also be handled according to this charging standard. Please make sure to evaluate before booking.

 

Cancellation Policies

• Full refund for cancellations made more than 14 days before departure.
• If canceled 2 to 14 days before departure, a 30% cancellation fee of the total tour cost will be charged.
• If canceled 1 day before departure, a 50% cancellation fee will be charged.
• No refund will be provided for cancellations made on the day of departure.
• In case of force majeure (e.g. typhoon, earthquake, severe sea or road conditions, government-imposed travel bans, lockdowns due to epidemics, or mountain closures), a 95% refund will be issued after deducting necessary administrative and regulatory fees (5% of the total tour cost).

Notes

(Please read carefully) After booking and completing the payment, you will be deemed to have agreed to the following terms and conditions:

About Departure and Postponement

In the event of natural disasters (such as earthquakes, typhoons, or heavy rain), road closures, or other unexpected events affecting travel safety before departure, our company reserves the right to determine whether the trip will proceed as scheduled. We will coordinate with guests to postpone or handle refunds according to the cancellation policy.

In-Vehicle Rules

To maintain quality and cleanliness in the vehicle, the following behaviors are strictly prohibited: eating and drinking, smoking, applying sunscreen, taking off shoes, kicking the seatback, spitting out of the window, or littering. If you feel unwell, please inform the driver and request a vomit bag. Any damage to or soiling of the vehicle’s interior equipment must be compensated for in cash on-site at replacement cost.

Weather Impact Statement

If weather conditions result in certain attractions not being at their ideal viewing condition, this cannot be used as a reason for cancellation or refund. Thank you for your understanding.

Flexible Itinerary Adjustments

If delays, changes in attractions, or route adjustments occur due to traffic, weather, or other force majeure factors, the itinerary will be adjusted flexibly as needed. The company does not bear liability for any related compensation, and we appreciate your cooperation and understanding.

Personal Belongings

Please take good care of your cash and valuables. Our company cannot be held responsible for any loss or damage during the trip.

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FAQ

Q1: Is the tour too tiring?

A: The itinerary runs 6–8 hours daily with breaks, suitable for kids and seniors.

Q2: Can I join part of the trip or start mid-way?

A: Yes, we can adjust upon request before booking.

Q3: Can I request an English-speaking driver?

A: Yes, we’ll quote separately for this service upon request.

Q4: Is the roast chicken dinner included?

A: It’s an optional add-on. Please inform us in advance if interested.

Q5: Is there enough luggage space?

A: Yes, 9-seaters have dedicated luggage room. Let us know your baggage needs in advance.