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Eastern Taiwan 4 Days Tour

Eastern Taiwan 4 Days Tour

Route:
Taipei-Hualien-Taitung
Highlights:
    • Taroko Gorge: Experience the magnificent scenery of Taroko Gorge, featuring spectacular marble cliffs and crystal-clear streams.
    • Qingshui Cliff: Marvel at the beauty of Qingshui Cliff, where the sheer cliffs meet the clear waters, providing a stunning natural spectacle.
    • Shitiping: The rocks here exhibit various layered formations, creating a series of stepped formations, hence the name "Shitiping."
  • From NT$22600per personThe minimun price in the join-in group date.
Tour Code:TW-GT-B
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  • D1  Please make your way to the designated hotel for assembly

    Taiwan is a place rich in diverse travel experiences. Here, you can find various exciting themes, including delicious cuisine, historical and cultural attractions, bustling shopping centers, ecology, railways, forests, hot springs, and indigenous culture, among others.

    台北Taipei: the capital of Taiwan, was ranked 2nd on Lonely Planet's list of the top 10 best travel cities worldwide in 2022. It is a city that harmoniously blends modernity with tradition. You can witness the coexistence of a vibrant urban atmosphere, towering skyscrapers, and thriving historic temples. If your flight arrives early, you can head to Taipei 101, the tallest building in Taipei, to enjoy a panoramic view of the city streets. Alternatively, you can explore the city's delicious local street snacks in the evening, such as pearl milk tea, fried chicken fillet, stinky tofu, and more, and embark on a delightful journey on this beautiful island.

    Travel Tips:

    Our staff will contact you in advance, so please ensure your phone is accessible and provide contact information for instant messaging platforms such as Line, WeChat, or WhatsApp. The travel agency will inform you in advance about the hotel check-in process, and you can directly check in and rest at the hotel. If you haven't received any notifications, please promptly contact the travel agency staff to assist you. (Details can be found in the departure notice) The tour guide will notify you of the next day's assembly time via phone or message before 22:00.

    Meals: None

    Accommodation: Taipei Standard Hotel

    • Taipei 101
      Taipei 101
    • pearl milk tea
      pearl milk tea
  • D2  Qingshui Cliff > Taroko National Park (East-West Cross-Island Highway Arch, Changchun Shrine, Shanyue Suspension Bridge, Jiuqudong Cave.) > Hotel Check-in

    After enjoying breakfast today, we will set off to witness the world-renowned natural wonder, the breathtaking Taroko Gorge, where Mother Nature's masterpieces unfold. Established in 1986, Taroko National Park spans across Hualien, Nantou, and Taichung. The park features towering peaks and almost vertical gorges formed by the long-term erosion of marble by the Liwu River, combined with the continuous uplifting of the earth's crust. The park's elevation difference from Qingshui to Nanhu peaks reaches 3,742 meters, creating a diverse and complex vegetation landscape and providing a habitat for various wildlife.

    *Due to geological conditions, Taroko National Park is prone to rockfalls. Please do not venture alone or stay in rockfall areas, and follow the safety instructions given by the tour guide.

    East-West Cross-Island Highway Arch(東西橫貫公路牌樓)

    As a symbol of Taiwan's first transversal road, the Central Cross-Island Highway, the government built an arch inscribed with "東西橫貫公路" (East-West Cross-Island Highway) - hence it is also known as the Taroko Central Cross-Island Highway Arch. This road is commonly referred to as the "Central Cross-Island Highway."

    Changchun Shrine(長春祠)

    From here, you can enjoy a distant view of the Changchun Waterfall and pay tribute to those who sacrificed their lives during the construction of the Central Cross-Island Highway. This serene shrine stands amidst the lush mountain valleys, with cascading waterfalls creating a harmonious and picturesque scene.

    Please be cautious of the unstable terrain in this area, as rockfalls or collapses may occur. Pay attention to the surroundings during the visit, and do not attempt to enter if there is any sign of falling rocks.

    *The path from Changchun Shrine to the Taroko Tower involves steep stairs made of cement, which can become slippery when wet. Please be mindful of your steps.

    *For those who are not feeling well or have heart conditions, please carefully consider walking on the steep sections of the trail.

    Jiuqudong (Tunnel of Nine Turns 九曲洞)

    This is one of the most magnificent sections of Taroko Gorge, with a 700-meter-long trail that requires retracing your steps. The trail runs closely along the deep mountain valley, offering a breathtaking view of the Liwu River's rushing waters below. The towering cliffs on both sides and the dramatic landscape leave visitors in awe. In addition to the gorge itself, pay attention to the fascinating geological features on the marble walls, such as faults, joints, and folds, as well as the resilient rock-dwelling plants. The Jiuqudong is a popular recreational path suitable for the general public and serves as an outdoor geological classroom.

    Puloh Wan Management Station(部落灣管理站)

    Puloh Wan Terrace is a large, two-tiered river terrace downstream of the Liwu River. In the Taroko language, Taroko means "the place of tracing hunting." This area used to be a settlement of the Taroko tribe. Today, the Taroko National Park Headquarters has established a management station here, which incorporates indigenous cultural elements into the park. The station provides tourist information, multimedia presentations, and consultation services. On the left side of the station, you'll find the Taroko Tribe Craft Exhibition Hall, showcasing exquisite works of art made by the Taroko people, such as weaving and rattan crafts. The second floor of the exhibition hall houses a souvenir shop. For lunch, we have arranged an authentic mountain delicacy meal at the Tianxiang Rest Area. In addition to the usual stir-fried noodles and rice commonly found on flatlands, you can savor highland delicacies like bamboo shoots soup or locally made millet wine sausages, as well as fresh mountain vegetables unique to the highland region.

    Special Reminders:

    Due to the geological landscape and weather conditions, specific areas within the Taroko National Park may occasionally be closed for visitation due to rockfalls or other factors. In such cases, alternative arrangements will be made based on the day's situation. Thank you for your understanding.

    Meals: Breakfast   

    Accommodation: Hualien Standard Hotel

    • Taroko National Park
      Taroko National Park
    • Jiuqudong
      Jiuqudong
  • D3  Hualien - Baci Scenic Lookout > Fengbin Skywalk > Shihtiping > Pisirian Tribe > Jialulan Coast > Hotel Check-in

    Baci Scenic Lookout(芭崎瞭望台)

    Located along the winding Provincial Highway No. 11, Baci Lookout is the most stunning "turning point" on this road. As you drive past the hairpin bends, the scenery changes from lush green forests on both sides to a vast expanse of the Pacific Ocean, with the majestic coastal mountains standing tall. When you step into this lookout point and gaze eastward, the deep blue waters of the Pacific Ocean are enough to make you forget the fatigue of the journey. To the south, you can also overlook the prominent Dashibi Mountain on the southern side of Jiqi Bay.

    Qinbuzi Ancient Sea Road (Skywalk 親不知子天空步道)

    Offering a 180-degree panoramic view of the boundless sea, this mini skywalk called "Qinbuzi Ancient Sea Road" is built along the cliff face of the coastal mountains. In the past, this path was used by the people of the Xinshe and Jiqi tribes for communication and travel. A section of the walk requires progressing along this cliff. The approximately 20-meter-long transparent walkway, elevated about 40 meters above sea level, is constructed using steel structures and reinforced glass.

    *The skywalk is closed every Wednesday. There is a section of the walkway made of transparent glass. If you have a fear of heights, heart conditions, high blood pressure, or if you are pregnant, please consider whether to proceed. You can always turn back to the starting point along the way.

    Shitiping(石梯坪)

    possesses a unique rocky shoreline sculpted by wind and seawater, creating a spectacular landscape. The intertidal zone is abundant in natural resources, offering opportunities to observe various marine life, such as crabs, starfish, sea cucumbers, hermit crabs, and colorful schools of fish. It is a place that awaits keen-eyed observers to explore its mysteries. Some visitors also choose to camp at the camping area above the sea erosion platform at Shitiping. By doing so, they can wake up to the beautiful morning sun breaking through the clouds, illuminating the sea surface with golden brilliance. It's a magical experience to witness the dawn from the comfort of their tents, embracing the natural beauty of the surroundings.

    Pisirian(比西里岸部落)

    Pisirian, also known as "Pisirian Tribal Village," is a coastal community near Sanxiantai in Taitung. Concerned about the continuous population loss among young people in the village, the Sanxian Community Development Association, along with local residents and artists, have come together to revitalize the community. Now, besides having a beautiful cultural activity center, the village is filled with wooden sheep sculptures and hosts the "Pawpaw drum band" formed by the village children, which performs regularly at the Pisirian Cultural Center. In 2013, collaborating with artist Jimmy Liao, the village painted the silhouette of the little girl from the book "One More Day With You" on various spots around the village, allowing visitors to explore and further understand the simplicity and tranquility of the village through the murals.

    Notes:

    When entering the residential area of the village, please lower your voice and avoid disturbing the residents' daily lives. Respect privacy and refrain from taking photos of private buildings, portraits, or artistic works without consent.

    Help maintain a clean environment and avoid littering. Please appreciate and care for the village's art installations.

    The village is close to the seaside, so please pay attention to the weather and ensure your safety.

    Jialulan Park(加路蘭海岸)

    Jialulan, also known as "Kararuan" in Amis language, means "the place to wash hair." It was named for the nearby stream's rich mineral content that leaves hair naturally lustrous after washing. Originally an abandoned soil storage site during the construction of the Chih-hang Air Base, Jialulan Recreation Area has been renovated multiple times using ecological methods by the East Coast National Scenic Area Administration. It now includes additional facilities such as a parking lot, viewing platforms, and art installations, transforming the former wasteland into a charming recreational area and rest stop.

    Tonight, we will arrive in Taitung, a place that offers high mountains, deep valleys, streams, and the ocean, a limitless natural classroom. Taitung's beauty lies in the harmonious blend of its mountains and seas, as well as its preservation of the cultures and festival traditions of the Amis, Puyuma, Rukai, Bunun, Paiwan, and Tao tribes, showcasing the region's rich and diverse cultural atmosphere.

    Meals: Breakfast   Lunch  

    Accommodation: Taitung Standard Hotel

    • Shitiping
      Shitiping
    • Jialulan Park
      Jialulan Park
  • D4  Taitung end of Service

    Today, you are free to arrange your schedule. If you require return transportation to Taipei or airport transfer services, please get in touch with your Travel consultant.

    Meals: Breakfast   

    Accommodation: None

Departure Date & Price

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Price Guide

Price Includes

Transportation Arrangement:

Regular tour buses: 9-20 seaters, with a maximum of 14 people per group.

Each day's itinerary will not exceed 10 hours, with rest stops planned along the way.

Baggage specifications: Excessive luggage may affect passengers' comfort. Each person is limited to one 24-inch suitcase and one carry-on backpack. The tour guide will notify passengers in advance to store excess luggage at the front desk of the Taipei hotel.

Accommodation throughout the trip:

Double rooms (twin sharing) with basic room type (no single rooms or double beds. The breakfast charge for children not occupying a bed will follow the hotel's policy.)

If there are a single male or female traveler within the group, the travel agency reserves the right to arrange triple rooms, room-sharing, or require the traveler to pay for the single room supplement.

Meals Arrangements:

Breakfast is included at all hotels, while lunch and dinner will be provided according to the itinerary.

Other meals will be at the traveler's own expense. If a traveler chooses not to dine for personal reasons, the meal fee will not be refunded.

Tour Guide Services:

Chinese, English, or bilingual (Chinese-English) speaking guides.

For group tours, specific guides cannot be designated. The travel agency will assign professional guides based on the actual situation.

For groups of 1-5 people, the driver will also serve as the guide. The driver will only provide simple English communication and will try to accompany the passengers throughout the itinerary. If parking issues prevent them from doing so, a predetermined pickup time will be arranged with the passengers.

For groups of 6 or more, a dedicated guide will accompany the tour.

Entrance tickets:

All entrance fees are included in the tour.

Entrance tickets to all listed attractions in the itinerary are guaranteed. In the event of unexpected circumstances preventing a visit to any site, the travel agency will consult with the travelers to arrange alternative attractions.

The shuttle bus or train fare for Alishan Forest Recreation Area is included for one round trip only.

For attractions listed in the itinerary that require shuttle services, please refer to the itinerary for details.

Taiwan Entry Visa:

Taiwan offers visa-free entry for citizens of many countries. If there are special circumstances requiring a special application, the relevant fees are not included here.

Travel Insurance:

Tour bus insurance and travel agency liability insurance.

Travelers are advised to purchase personal travel insurance or inconvenience insurance separately.

Additional Services:

One bottle of mineral water per person per day will be provided as a complimentary service.

Service Charge:

Travel agency service charge.

Price Excludes

Single Room Supplement:

Hotels default to double occupancy. If a traveler chooses to stay in a single room, an additional single room supplement must be paid.

Hotel cancellation:

Any room charges incurred due to changes during the itinerary since the rooms are booked in full.

Personal Expenses:

Other personal expenses such as laundry, phone calls, faxes, pay-per-view television, beverages, snacks, cigarettes, and alcohol within the hotel.

Unexpected Situations:

In the case of irresistible and objective reasons beyond the travel agency's control (such as natural disasters, wars, strikes, epidemics, etc.) or special circumstances such as flight cancellations or insufficient group size, the travel agency reserves the right to cancel or change the itinerary. Any additional costs incurred will be borne by the travelers.

Tips:

Tips for drivers and guides.

It is recommended to tip each driver and guide 100 NT dollars per person per day.

Round-trip Major Transportation:

Cost of round-trip transportation to and from Taiwan is not included.

Airfare is not included in the tour cost.

If you need the travel agency's assistance for booking, there will be an additional fee.

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