Although Taiwan is a small island, however the lifestyle of local people is quite different between the north and the south. If you feel like to slow down a little bit, South Taiwan is a great destination to enjoy a carefree vacat... More

Casual visitors to Taiwan tend to stick close to the capital, but the southern half is where the real treasure trove of culture and history reside. It’s also where you find the best beaches, and (apologies to our northern brethr... More

Surrounded by lush forests and endless mountains, crystal blue Sun Moon Lake is Taiwan's most visited attraction. Blessed with more than natural scenery, the area offers a plethora of culturally rich temples, pagodas, and tea farm... More

Taichung City’s blend of tradition and modernity can be tricky to uncover on your own. Take the mystery out of your visit by exploring with a local on a private walking tour. This personalized tour allows you to discover the ex... More

The Central District is a bustling area in Taichung Downtown known for its lively atmosphere and cultural attractions. The district is home to many of Taichung's most iconic landmarks, including the Taichung Park and heritages aro... More

Discover a different Taichung through the history of its buildings and the artistic streets! This tour includes the English-speaking licensed guide for the whole trip and itinerary can also be expanded if time allows. - 9 hours w... More