Taiwan Tour Package In May 7 Days & 6 Nights

Touchdown in Taipei

Day 1 of your week-long visit to Taiwan in May will ease you into the swing of things. Upon arrival at the Taoyuan International Airport (TPE), you shall be escorted to your hotel to check-in via a private car. Considering you’re here to relax, having you fine folk following a guide around from place to place right from the start seems overbearing. So, once you’ve settled in, feel free to kick back, put your feet up and unwind for the rest of the day in the hotel.

Get awakened by the sea breeze

It’s an early start on day 2. After breakfast, you’ll be headed to Hualien from Taipei via an early morning train, a 2 hours journey. The tour takes a drive along the East Coast National Scenic Area, a mesmerizing, 170 km stretch along the East coast of Taiwan. Often referred to as “Taiwan’s last unspoiled land”, this route will take you to the Terraced Rocks of Shitiping. Further along, the route is Sanxiantai, a wonderful coastal area containing a 10 km stretch of beach, with several islands around. The last stop along this route will be at the Amis Folk Center, built to showcase the local Amis people’s traditions, such as their architecture, art, food, and dance. We arrive in Taitung at the end of the day’s journey and stay overnight.

Enjoy the colorful fields of the valley

The third day of your Taiwan in May visit is not about to slow things down. After breakfast, you’ll be off to visit some of the East Rift Valley’s major attractions, not the least of which is the highland area of Luye Gaotai. The golden rice fields that line both sides of the valley’s Mr. Brown Avenue are especially easy on the eyes. A popular route for cyclists, this stretch of road is often referred to as a “green road of paradise”. On Mr. Brown Avenue itself, you’ll find Taitung’s famous Takeshi Kaneshiro tree. The Matai’an Wetland Ecological Park is another notable place in the valley. The day wraps up with an overnight stay in Hualien.

Spend a few moments in nature’s lush lap

Starting with breakfast, the tour goes to Taroko National Park, named after its trademark Taroko Gorge. There’s plenty to see within this vast stretch of land, starting with the Eternal Spring Shrine. The Swallow Grotto trail is another key feature of the park. It is an older portion of the highway, that services both pedestrians and vehicles. The Tunnel of Nine Turns is a popular trail giving a panoramic view of the geology. At the end of the tunnel comes the Cimu Bridge. It hangs over the valley below, with beautiful marble lion sculptures punctuating both of its ends. The Tienshiang youth activity center provides lodging for those who wish to stay and explore the park in more detail after that you will tranfer to taipei for overnight stay.

The charm of unique traditions

On Day 5 of Taiwan in May tour, after breakfast, we’ll explore Yilan County. It is home to Taiwan’s National Center for Traditional Arts, which we will be visiting, to learn of Taiwan’s traditional arts. The second location on the day’s tour is the King Car Group’s Kavalan Whisky Distillery. Established in 2005, the whiskey produced here has gone on to garner great acclaim from connoisseurs all across the world. Another place to visit here is King Car Group, the Yuanshan Orchid Garden. Here visitors have the chance to observe some unique foliage, such as rare orchids, cacti, and even some aquatic flora. The day’s events conclude here with a return to Taipei in the early afternoon, where we stay overnight.

Exploring in and around Taipei

The tour comes back to Taipei. After breakfast, we take a tour of some notable locations within the city itself. You will explore many notable attractions here in Taipei such as Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall, National Revolutionary Martyrs’ Shrine, National Palace Museum, and Jiufen village. The Jiufen village itself has an intriguing selection of local handicraft goods. Nearby is the Bitou Cape, home to the Bitoujiao Lighthouse, providing a spectacular view of sea-eroded rock formations lining the coast. The Nanya Rocks, among the most prominent of these formations, feature a remarkable striped pattern, a result of the iron ore present in the coastal sandstone being oxidized. Lining this entire coastline is the stunning Bay of Two Colors, also known as the Yin Yang Sea. The penultimate day of the tour finishes with a return to Taipei, where we sleep overnight.

It’s time to bid farewell to Taiwan

On Day 7, the tour officially comes to a close. After a conclusive breakfast, we check-out from the hotel, and head for departure from Taoyuan International Airport.