Day 1: Arriving Taipei Upon arrival in Taipei, a tour representative will transfer you to the hotel for check-in. After check-in, you will have your own leisure time in the afternoon exploring Taipei. Meals: N/A Accommodation: Solaria Nishitetsu Hotel Taipei Ximen or similar hotel in Taipei

Day 2: Taipei – Sun Moon Lake Today we will be heading to the Taiwan-round island tour in central Taipei, we will head to the Sun Moon Lake National Scenic Area located in the center of the island. This largest freshwater lake in Taiwan is divided into two parts resembling the sun and crescent moon, with the surrounding area being the home of the indigenous Thao people. Enjoy a bus tour of the lake after lunch, visiting popular sites like the Ita Thao indigenous village and several prominent landmarks, including the Ci’en Pagoda, Xuanzang Temple, and Wenwu Temple. Our knowledgeable tour guide will provide commentary, helping you to learn more about the area. Sun Moon Lake is renowned for its natural beauty and rich indigenous culture, making it a top-rated tourist destination in Taiwan. Meals: Breakfast Accommodation: The Lalu or Hotel Del Lago or similar

Sun Moon Lake – Tainan – Kaohsiung Begin your day at Fort Zeelandia, a Dutch-built fortress later restored by the Japanese. Afterward, enjoy a stroll along Anping Old Street, Taiwan's first officially named street, known for its history and local treats like tofu pudding and shrimp rolls. After lunch, head to Kaohsiung, southern Taiwan's largest city. Visit the renowned Fo Guang Shan Monastery, featuring a 36-meter golden Buddha statue, the tallest in Southeast Asia, surrounded by 480 smaller statues. Here, you'll also have the chance to learn about Buddhism from a local monk. Meals: Breakfast Accommodation: Grand Hilai Kaohsiung, Kaohsiung (5-star) or similar hotel

Day 4: Kaohsiung – Kenting – Taitung After breakfast, on the third day of your Taiwan-round island tour, you will travel to the south to Kenting National Park, which is known for its coastal geology and marine biodiversity. You will visit several unique natural rock formations such as Maopitou, Chuanfan Rock, and Eluanpi Lighthouse, as well as Longpan Park. Continue the journey to Taitung via the scenic South Link Highway and stay in a 5-star hot spring resort in Chihpen, famous for its carbonate hot spring water that helps improve blood circulation and relieve fatigue best to end the day of the tour. Meals: Breakfast Accommodation: Hotel Royal Chihpen(5-star), Taitung or equivalent

Day 5: Taitung – East Coast – YILAN After a restful night and a delicious breakfast, continues along the island’s unspoiled east coast, known for its stunning natural beauty. Today, you’ll visit scenic spots like Xiaoyeliu, Sanxiantai, Shitiping, and Fanshuliao, each with unique geological features. Your first stop, Xiaoyeliu, is famous for its rock formations, shaped by weathering and sea erosion, resembling those at Yehliu Geopark. Next, you’ll visit Sanxiantai, featuring an offshore island connected by a striking cross-sea bridge. At Shitiping, you'll explore a sea erosion terrace with dramatic cliffs, grooves, and potholes formed over millions of years. Finally, visit Fanshuliao, a picturesque canyon often called a smaller version of Taroko. Tonight, you'll enjoy the pleasure of staying in Jiaoxi, Yilan County. Meals: Breakfast Accommodation: Wellspring by Silks Jiaoxi, Yilan (5 star) / Hotel Royal Jiaoxi, Yilan (5 star) or similar hotel

Day 6: Yilan – Taipei Today you will visit to the renowned King Car Kavalan Whisky Distillery. Famous for its award-winning whiskies, this distillery uses pure water from the Central Mountain and Xueshan Mountain ranges to craft its distinctive flavors. As you tour the distillery, you’ll be surrounded by the rich aromas of whisky aging in oak barrels and get a firsthand look at the fascinating whisky-making process. Next, you’ll head to the National Center for Traditional Arts, a sprawling park that showcases Taiwan’s cultural heritage through beautifully preserved traditional architecture. Explore exhibitions, enjoy live performances, and participate in hands-on workshops. From puppet shows to pottery making, this cultural center offers a wide range of experiences that allow you to fully appreciate Taiwan’s vibrant artistic and cultural traditions. Meals: Breakfast Accommodation: Solaria Nishitetsu Hotel Taipei Ximen or similar in Taipei

Day 7: Taipei – Yehliu – Jiufen – Pingxi Today we will be visiting Taiwan’s north and northeast coasts. Yehliu Geopark is known for its unique rock formations caused by wind and sea erosion, including the famous “Queen’s Head.” After that, we will visit Jiufen, a historic hillside village that was once a gold mining hub and is now a popular tourist destination. Here, you can enjoy the scenery, sample local foods, and must try the traditional dessert, Taro Ball. Next, we will visit the Shifen Waterfall, known as the “Little Niagara Falls” of Taiwan, and then head to Shifen Station, which is a reminder of Taiwan’s history. You can buy souvenirs, enjoy local food, and participate in the traditional sky lantern-releasing ceremony. Meals: Breakfast Accommodation: Caeser park hotel Taipei or a similar hotel in Taipei

Day 8: Taipei Spend one day free & easy at your leisure to explore the city of Taipei. Meals: Breakfast Accommodation: Solaria Nishitetsu Hotel Taipei Ximen or similar in Taipei

Day 9: Leaving Taipei After breakfast, you will be picked up at your hotel lobby to the airport 4 hours before your flight departure. Meals: Breakfast