Itinerary

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Who is this for?

• Free travelers in Taipei seeking a natural escape
• Flower lovers visiting in spring or early summer
• Families and elders preferring light travel with scenic spots
• Visitors who enjoy both culture and nature in a day

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Main Route｜Hot Springs & Flower Fields in a Day 

Depart from Taipei to Beitou’s steamy Geothermal Valley for a tranquil start. Continue to Yangmingshan National Park, visiting volcanic landscapes like Xiaoyoukeng and Lengshuikeng. After lunch, stroll through seasonal flower fields in Zhuzihu, followed by sunset at Tamsui Old Street and Fisherman’s Wharf.

 Optional Route｜Culture First, Nature Next

 

Begin with a cultural stop at the National Palace Museum, then move into the fresh mountain air of Yangmingshan. End with blooming fields before heading back to the city. 

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►Days：1day

►Departure Location：Taipei

►EndLocation：Taipei

►Schedule Time：10hrs

►Language：中文/English

 

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Highlights

• Beitou Geothermal Valley & Hot Spring District: A relaxing start among steamy springs and nostalgic architecture.
• Yangmingshan National Park: Walk volcanic trails and soak in Taiwan’s alpine landscapes.
• Seasonal Flower Fields: Calla lilies in spring and hydrangeas in early summer.
• Tamsui Old Street & Fisherman’s Wharf: End the day with riverside sunsets and tasty local treats.
• Optional route: National Palace Museum, perfect for history and art enthusiasts.

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Overview

• Begin in Taipei with geothermal serenity or cultural immersion.
• Hike or stroll through lush volcano trails in Yangmingshan.
• Stop by seasonal flower fields before ending with sunset views in Tamsui or returning from Yangmingshan. 

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Beitou Hot Springs

One of Taiwan’s most famous hot spring areas, known for its milky-white sulfuric spring water. Facilities include public bathhouses, private hot spring hotels, and free foot soak areas — ideal for relaxation.

Thermal Valley (Beitou)

Located near Beitou Hot Spring, this steaming hot spring crater reaches over 100°C. Its foggy atmosphere and sulfur scent make it a striking example of geothermal activity.

Yangmingshan National Park

Taiwan’s first urban national park, known for its volcanic terrain, hot springs, grasslands, and rich biodiversity. Each season brings different beauty — cherry blossoms in spring, lush greens in summer, misty trails in autumn and winter.

 

Xiaoyoukeng

A geothermal site with active fumaroles, sulfur crystals, and hot steam vents. Wooden boardwalks and viewing platforms offer a close look at Taiwan’s volcanic forces — a must-see in Yangmingshan.

 

Lengshuikeng

A quiet hot spring area within Yangmingshan with both warm and cool spring pools. Surrounded by steamy trails and wild landscapes, it’s a peaceful escape for nature walkers.

 

Qingtiangang Grassland

A highland plateau with open grassy fields, formerly a cattle grazing area. The vast meadows and panoramic views of Taipei and the sea make it a favorite for hikers and photographers.

 

Zhuzihu (Calla Lily & Hydrangea Season)

Famous for its white calla lilies in spring (March–May) and vibrant hydrangeas in early summer (May–June). The terraced flower fields on misty hillsides are popular for romantic strolls and photography.

 

Tamsui Old Street

A historical riverside street filled with Taiwanese snacks like A-gei (stuffed tofu), fish crackers, and sour plum drinks. Red-brick buildings and vintage shops offer a nostalgic atmosphere.

 

Tamsui Fisherman’s Wharf

A scenic waterfront area famous for its “Lover’s Bridge” and stunning sunsets. The harbor features cafes, walking paths, and romantic night views — perfect for couples and photographers.

 

National Palace Museum

Home to over 700,000 Chinese imperial artifacts, including treasures like the Jadeite Cabbage, Meat-Shaped Stone, and ancient bronze vessels. It’s one of the world’s premier museums of Chinese art and culture. 

 

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Why 300+ Guests Love This Tour

“My parents loved the grasslands and sulfur valley—super scenic yet not tiring at all. The driver also recommended delicious ramen near Beitou hot spring!”

— Ms. Chien from Taipei

“Beautiful nature and very smooth trip. The hot spring and volcanic steam area was so cool to see up close!”

— Sofia & James, USA

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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 7 days before departure.
• If canceled 2 to 7 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 this tour suitable for seniors or children? 

Yes, the itinerary is designed with gentle walking and vehicle access. Great for families and elders. 

Q2｜Will the tour run on rainy days? 

Yes, but slippery trails may be swapped with safer or indoor options such as the Palace Museum.

Q3｜Can I request an English-speaking driver? 

Default is Mandarin-speaking. Please request English service during booking for a custom quote. 

Q4｜When is the flower season? 

Calla lilies bloom from March to May; hydrangeas from May to July, depending on weather.