Day 1: Taipei – Puli – Sun Moon Lake
Pick-up from hotel – by bus to Nantou – Puli (a cultural & artistic heaven) – Sun Moon Lake – Lake Bus Tour (Wenwu Temple – Itathao Village – Ci-en Pagoda – Xuanzang Temple)
Overnight at: Sun Moon Lake Hotel (breakfast included)
Day 2: Sun Moon Lake – Lukang – Kaohsiung
Sun Moon Lake – Lukang historical & cultural town – by train or bus for Kaohsiung
Overnight at: Chateau de Chine Hotel Kaohsiung (breakfast included)
Day 3: Kaohsiung – Kenting – Kaohsiung
Pick-up from hoyel – enbus for Eluanbi Park (Light House) – Maobitou – Kenting Park – Kaohsiung
Overnight at: Chateau de Chine Hotel Kaohsiung (breakfast included)
Day 4: Kohsiung – Taipei
Kaohsiung City Tour (Chengqing Lake – Spring & Autumn Pagodas – Former British Consulate) – by bus or train for Taipei
- Puli: The people of Nantou county in central Taiwan are proud of the natural beauty of Puli, a small town at the geographical heart of the island.
- Sun Moon Lake: The poetically lake is the most famous lake attraction in Taiwan. With over 100 square kilometers, the lake got its name because the northern part of it has the shape of the sun and the southern part of it has the shape of crescent moon (those two parts are separated by Lalu Island). “
- Lukang: The Village of Lukang, located about 180 kilometers south of Taipei, is known as a center of arts and handicrafts, particularly wooden and bamboo items. It is the nearest port to the coast of Mainland China. In earlier years, the city was the site of magnificent homes and temples of uniquely Taiwanese architecture.
- Kenting National Park: Kenting National Park, which was established on Jan. 01, 1948, is Taiwan’s first National Park. Spanning the Hengchun Peninsula, it faces the Pacific Ocean to the east, the Bashi Channel to the south, and the Taiwan Straits to the west. Some of Taiwan’s largest coral reefs lie off the coast and the forests along the park’s western edge are the last of Taiwan’s coastal tropical forests.
