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Discover Taiwan’s natural wonders, fantastic museums and lively night markets.
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Taiwan, a stunning jewel in the Pacific Ocean, draws nature enthusiasts with its towering mountains, primitive forests, steep cliffs and gorges, serene lakes, and expansive coastlines. Its cultural heart beats in lively cities, historical alleys, and tantalizing cuisine. One week is perfect for exploring the island’s major sights with us, among which you’ll take in Taroko Gorge’s raw natural beauty through enchanting marble cliffs and dramatic canyons, indulge in diverse local specialties at its vibrant night markets, and follow the gentle sway of the Alishan forest train to catch a spectacular sea of clouds. Exclusive cultural explorations also await, inviting you to delve deep into the mysterious Seediq tribe at Sun Moon Lake and discover the birthplace of bubble tea in Taichung.

If you can spare more than 10 days for vacation, extend your itinerary to admire retro shop signs adorning the mottled walls of Lukang and Jiufen’s old streets, inhale the lasting aroma of sandalwood from the ancient Mazu temples in Tainan, and enjoy seaside adventures in Kenting. For those with limited time, you can opt for our 4-day tour concentrated on Taipei city and its suburbs. Experience the mesmerizing street scenes that blend the old and new, the unique volcanic landscapes of Yangmingshan National Park, and the stunning sunset at Tamsui’s Fishermen Wharf.

All of our itineraries can be customized to suit your preferences, without any shopping stops, so please don’t hesitate to contact our consultants to design your unforgettable Taiwan tour!... Read more

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What are the Must-see Attractions in Taiwan?

  • National Palace Museum: Being one of the three major museums in China, this Palace Museum houses a large collection of nearly 700.000 pieces of ancient Chinese imperial artifacts and artworks.
  • Taipei 101: From the observation deck on its 89 floor, you will get stunning 360-degree views of Taipei’s cityscape.
  • Taroko National Park: It is well known for its amazing marble canyons of Taroko Gorge, carved by the Liwu River, as well as the tunnel of nine turns and stunning landscape on Taiwan’s east coast.
  • Sun Moon Lake: The largest natural lake in Taiwan with sparking blue water and picturesque mountain backdrop.
  • Alishan: It is a mountain resort and nature reserve. Forest, mountain railway, sunrise, sea of clouds and sunset are the five wonders of Alishan.
  • Kenting: Located on the extreme southern tip of Taiwan, it is home to some of the most beautiful beaches. Truly an amazing tropical paradise .
National Palace Museum
Chiang Kai Shek Memorial Hall

How Long Do I Need to Visit Taiwan?

7 to 10 days are needed if you want to cover the highlights of Taiwan, including Taipei, Taroko Gorge, Sun Moon Lake and Alishan. To travel more leisurely and deeply around the island of Taiwan, 12 days or more are recommended. For a Taipei tour package, 3 to 4 days are required. Our travel consultants could customize the itinerary to meet your particular requirements.

When is the Best Time to Visit Taiwan?

Taiwan has an oceanic climate and is warm throughout the year, so it is suitable to travel all year round. However, the best time to visit Taiwan is during the seasons of spring and autumn. In spring from March to May, the vibrant flowers burst into life, which will make your visit even more special, while autumn from September to November is the ideal time for hiking. Traveling to Taiwan, you will not only have a wonderful cultural experience, but also enjoy charming mountains, rivers and lakes. Join us and enjoy a pleasant holiday in Taiwan.

Do I Need a Visa to Travel to Taiwan?

Visitors from the USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, the member states of the European Union (EU) and the European Free Trade Association (EFTA), etc. will enjoy Taiwan visa-free travel for up to 90 days. Singapore citizens can enjoy visa-free for up to 30 days. Taiwan eVisa is also available for nationals of some countries like Peru, Colombia, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates.

How to Get to and Travel around Taiwan?

There are four international airports in Taiwan: Taoyuan Airport, Taipei Songshan Airport, Kaohsiung Airport, and Taichung Airport, among which Taoyuan International Airport (TPE) is the largest one as well as the main gateway. They connect direct flights to the world’s major countries, which makes Taiwan travel much more convenient. 


Public transport in Taiwan is generally good. All major cities and towns in Taiwan are connected by the railway network, so train is good choice if you travel independently, or you can travel around the island by tourist shuttle. By taking a privately guided tour with us, you will enjoy a hassle-free trip and make full use of your precious time to appreciate natural wonders and experience unique cultures and customs.