Puli

Puli is located at the center of Taiwan and is surrounded by endless mountains, hills and farmlands. Puli is well-known for its fresh air and clean water and is suitable for producing rich wild rice stems, passion fruit, red sugar canes, rice-noodles and the famous Shaoxing Wine

Chung Tai Chan Monastery

Chung Tai Chan Monastery is located in the mountainous Puli, Nantou with the peaceful and solemn atmosphere surrounded, has become one of the important Buddhism belief centers in Taiwan. Unlike the Chinese traditional temple’s horizontal extension building, Chung Tai Chan Monastery was designed in perpendicular stone structure, which contains the concepts of the new create of generation and extension of the ancient Zen. Visit Chung Tai Chan Monastery to learn the Wu Hua Changes which gather lives, education, arts and science, and enjoy the spiritual tour to gain the peace in your inner heart.

Sun Moon Lake

Sun Moon Lake is the only natural big lake in Taiwan. The southern part of Lalu Island is shaped like a new moon, and the northern part is shaped like a sun, hence the name Sun Moon Lake. There are a lot of natural resources and cultures around the lake. You will visit Wen-Wu Temple, Tehua Village and Holy Monk Shrine, and indulge yourself in the natural beauty all around.

Sun Moon Lake

After breakfast, have a leisure time or take a lake cruise (own arrangement) to enjoy the priceless view of this beautiful lake before waving goodbye to her.

Lukang

Proceed to Lukang, one of the three major historical cities in Taiwan. Lukang was once the economic and transport hub in central Taiwan and was commercially prosperous. As Lukang was an important trading port during the Qing dynasty, the local cultures were built by its broad immigrant mix. You can walk around the Lukang old streets and feel the old-time prosperity by visiting the historic sites, scenic attractions, craftsmanship, and tasting the local snack foods.

Taipei

Return to Taipei and drop off at your hotel (own arrangement).