Our guide will greet you by holding a sign with your name at the hotel lobby and take you to Taipei HSR station.

Tainan

Our guide will meet you at Tainan HSR station and start Taiwan tour

Anping Old Street

Anping Old street which was the first street in Taiwan to be given a name. More than 300 years ago this was the first street built by the Dutch in Anping. In the early days, the street was built solely for pedestrians and pushcarts due to the fact that the street was narrow and there was not that much space to navigate. Many tourists coming to Anping must visit this street, and the noisy and bustling environment of Anping Old Street is one of its hallmarks. The street features all kinds of old stalls and shops, and regardless of whether you are a domestic or foreign visitor coming here to look for nick-knacks, raise your head once in a while to admire the Wind Lion Gods on the roofs of the old buildings or take a look at the Sword Lions on the lintels of doors.

Chihkan Tower (Fort Provintia)

Chikan Tower was built a fort here in 1653 by Dutch, this site abutted the sea. Since then sedimentation has pushed the coastline further west, and all but the foundations of the Dutch strongpoint have disappeared. Classical (and beautiful) Chinese-style structures now occupy the site, making this a splendid spot to wander in the garden and enjoy a cup of coffee before continuing with your tour of Tainan.

Confucius Temple

Tainan’s Confucius Temple, established more than 350 years ago, is a true must-see in a city packed with essential sights. Not only are the buildings delightfully antiquated, but the gnarled trees which dot the forecourt exude a real sense of history. Confucius was an educator and philosopher who, even now, is known to every person of Chinese descent. His teachings are broadly conservative, yet stress moderation in most facets of human life. One of his core principles has become known as the Golden Rule: What you do not wish for yourself, do not do to others.

Garden Night Market

Garden Nightmarket is regarded as one of the best night markets in Taiwan, the food here is cheaper than in bigger cities like Taipei. In addition to numerous food stalls, there are clothes and games. It's easy to spend 2-3 hours here.

Tianliao Moon World

On the way to Kaohsiung we will stop at Tianliao Moon World for a while, it is an area of barren 'badlands' and mud volcanoes. The Mudstone Geography Centre, situated at the entrance to the scenic area, offers illustrated explanations of the natural processes which have created this special landscape, there is a nice trail around the mud volcanoes for easy hiking.

Fo Guang Shan Buddha Museum

This Buddhist landmark enshrines a tooth relic from the Buddha himself, and was officially opened at the end of 2011. The 108-m-high statue here is the tallest bronze sitting Buddha in the world. The permanent exhibitions provide an excellent introduction to the role of Buddhism in modern Taiwanese society and the history of this worldwide organisation.

Dragon Tiger Tower

The Dragon and Tiger Pagodas are two seven-story brightly-colored buildings, it just beside Kaohsiung HSR station, While visiting, you have to enter the two towers via the dragon and exit from the tiger in order to gain good luck.

The Pier-2 Art Centre

Once a set of disused harbourside warehouses, Pier-2 was rescued by the local government who encouraged artists and cultural-creative businesses to set up shops here. It's now one of Kaohsiung's most popular places for locals and tourists. You also can experience Kaohsiung light rail transit here.

Taiwan Indigenous Peoples Culture Park

Today we are going to Pingtung which is the southernmost city of Taiwan, first stop will be Indigenous Peoples Culture Park, there are totally sixteen indigenous ethnic groups recognized by Taiwan and you could learn a lot of knowledge about Taiwan indigenous people in this big museum.

Shanchuan Glass Bridge

Walking around aboriginal featured bridge

Wan Jin Church

This church is the oldest church in Taiwan.

Kenting National Park

Kenting National Park covering most of Taiwan's southernmost peninsula, this national park includes a wide range of natural scenery, such as beaches, coral reefs, forests, rugged hills, pastureland and sand dunes. Afternoon we will along the beautiful coast line to Longpan park, here is the most south area you could see the Pacific Ocean and Bashi Channel at the same time.

Longpan Park

Longpan is the great grassland beside the Jia-Oh highway and near the beach of Pacific Ocean. This area is based on the tableland of coral reef limestone. Eroded by the rain, the terrain of limestone shows a variety of crumbled ridges, subterranean limestone caves, and red soil.

Kenting Night Market

Kenting main street will become a popular night market at night

Kenting National Park

There are a lot of activities we can arrange for you, such as exciting sea activities, Jeep tour, Long keng Marine Ecological Protected Areas, horse riding. Or you can be lazy at hotel and enjoy its facilities.

Hengchun

Hengchun, a mere 15 minutes’ drive from Kenting, is a well-preserved little town. Four of the old city gates and parts of the defensive wall which once surrounded it are still intact. You can immerse yourself in delightful retro experiences of walking through old streets, eating local dishes and relaxing in renovated cafes.

High-Speed Rail Zuoying Station Tourist Service Center

Our guide will send you to Kaohsiung HSR station and give a one way ticket

Breeze Taipei Station

Our guide will meet you at Taipei main train station and send you back to Taipei hotel