7 Days 6 Nights Taiwan Premier Tour – Kending / Hualian / Taidong / Yilan

National Kaohsiung Center for the Arts

National Kaohsiung Center for the Arts (Weiwuying) is the first national theater located in southern Taiwan. Its superb location and rich history signify its mission of bridging the past with the future, connecting local and global talents. Leading up to Weiwuying’s official opening, festivals, performances and events are already vibrant and happening on its adjacent compounds and outdoor areas.

Zhongdu Wetlands Park

It is one of the major projects of the Kaohsiung City Government. Located in a traffic-intensive, densely populated metropolitan area. In a highly developed environment, the Kaohsiung City Government attempts to restore the natural ecology of the old Kaohsiung River and Wetland mangroves more than half a century ago, while preserving Kaohsiung’s industrial history.

Qijin Island Black Sand beach

The Qijin beach is soft and sandy, and is close to the coastal park. It is also the starting point on the north side of the marine park. A beach with life-saving equipment is a good place for water sports for summer, swimming and surfing.

Seafood Street

Across the Qijin ferry station which has lots of seafood shop and selling variety of fresh seafood restaurant along the side. Is the most prosperous area of Qijin.

Pier-2 Art Center

The great persistence from a group of local artists who decided to create artistic expressions in the area for a “show and tell” session paid off well when Kaohsiung city government released the area for a well-deserved second lease of life – conversion into an arts centre.

Liudui Hakka Cultural Park

The Liudui Hakka Cultural Park is a cultural center in Neipu Township, Pingtung County. Hakka people Liudui Hakka Cultural Park was expected to be a tourist window for Hakka culture in southern Taiwan, with language and culture heritage, performance marketing and leisure recreation functions. The two main concepts of the park are Hakka village lives and natural ecology.

Kending . Maobitou Park

Maobitou is about 3.5 kilometers away from the White Sand Bay. Because there is a coral reef rock falling from the sea cliff in this area, its shape is named after the cat. The cat’s nose is the dividing point between the Taiwan Strait and the Bus Channel, and forms the southernmost tip of Taiwan with the goose nose.

Eluanbi Park

The Eluanbi Park Is famous for its lighthouses. Due to the lack of coordinated rides and the view of the lighthouse and the photography, there is no playground. In view of this, the former tourism bureau Kending scenic area management office has a special view of the opposite side of the bronze statue. lin was built as a park and was officially opened to the public on December 25, 1971. It continued to be renovated and by the department.

Longpan Park

Located in the southeast of Hengchun, it can be reached from the Eluanbi to the north along the Jiage highway. The Longjing scenic area belongs to a rising limestone terrain.

Chuhuo Special Scenic Area

The special fire-producing area was planned to be established in 1996. It is located about five kilometers outside Hengchun city. It is a natural scene that is stored in the mudstone layer and is formed from the fissures to the surface. After being ignited, it is called “fire.” the night looks like a wildfire, but it is a very natural landscape.

Luye Highland Gliding Base

Enjoy East Coastline scenery

Taidung Brown Boulevard  (Include cycling experience)

Takeshi Kaneshiro Tree、Rice Field scenery

Hualien Taroko Scenic Area  &  Changchun Shrine

Taroko national park is the fourth national park established in Taiwan. It was formerly the second-high Taroko National Park (1937-1945) established during the japanese occupation. After the second world war, it became the national scenic spot.

Shangri-La Orchard Farm

Taiwan Folklore Activities Experience：

Welcome God of wealth ~ Tangyuan making session ~ Gyro competition ~Lantern wish 

Taipei Fish Market

( Lunch：Own Arrangement)

【 Experience DIY Biscuit 】

KLIA / TAIPEI  CI 722 (1440/1930)  +   TAIPEI / KLIA  CI 721 (0850/1330)