6D4N Taiwan Value Tour

• Your vacation begins with a pleasant flight from Singapore to Taiwan.

( Breakfast, Lunch )

• Upon arrival at Taoyuan International Airport, transfer for your first meal in Taiwan.  

• Jiufen Old Street - once a thriving gold mining hub called Golden Mountain City, Jiufen transformed into a must-visit destination after the film “A City of Sadness” showcased its beauty. Today, its stunning mountain and sea views, nostalgic architecture, and unique sloping landscapes draw visitors from around the globe.

• Shifen Old Street + Sky Lantern Release - immerse yourself in the charm of Shifen Old Street, a lively railway town where trains pass through a bustling market. Release a colorful sky lantern adorned with your wishes, a unique tradition symbolizing hope and good fortune. This magical experience, set against stunning mountain scenery, is a must visit for those seeking culture and unforgettable memories.

• Gaomei Wetland - over 300 hectares divided into 7 categories, which results in diversified organisms in this area. Gaomei Wetlands is one of the few places that have wild ducks. Despite the small area, Gaomei Wetlands have unique soils mixed with mud and sand. Ecology here breeds diversified organisms of both plants and animals. Research shows that animals here include birds, fishes, crabs and invertebrates.

• Yizhong Shopping District - a shopping area and night market near many cultural and educational institutions. At night, many food and merchandise stalls open up along Yizhong Street. It becomes a de facto night market, often getting very crowded.

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• Taichung Mosque - the oldest mosque in central Taiwan, is a peaceful sanctuary with elegant domes and arches. It provides prayer facilities and serves as a cultural hub for the local Muslim community. Its serene atmosphere and Islamic architecture make it a key landmark for spiritual and cultural exploration.

• Rainbow Village - the paintings on the house walls were made by Grandpa Rainbow, Mr. HuangYung-Fu. The colourful artworks show elements of the village and his creativity, full of child-like fun. Visitors from all over the world have come here to take pictures of the art. The Rainbow Village is a popular tourist attraction in Taichung City.

• Lalaport Mitsui Outlet - located in Taichung, it is a premier shopping destination featuring international, Taiwanese, and Japanese brands at great prices. Enjoy a variety of stores, delicious dining, and family-friendly entertainment, including an iconic Ferris wheel with ocean views. It's the perfect spot for shopping, dining, and relaxation.

• Fengjia Night Market - is one of Taiwan’s largest night market, offering over 1,600 stalls with delicious street food like takoyaki, oyster omelets, and pearl milk tea. It’s also a shopping hotspot for clothes, shoes, and accessories at affordable prices. A lively, bustling atmosphere makes it a must-visit for foodies and shoppers alike.

( Breakfast, Dinner )

• Taipei Grand Mosque - the most gigantic and oldest mosque in Taiwan. Built in 1960 with funds donated from Taiwan and Saudi Arabia. The main distinguishing feature of the mosque is its enormous domed roof. The dome is 15 meters high, 15 meters in diameter and is supported entirely without beams.

• Ximending - known as the Harajuku of Taipei or Shibuya of Taipei, is the source of Taiwanese fashion, subculture, and Japanese culture. Everyone can find what they need right here in Ximen Shopping District!

• Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall - A historic landmark in Taipei, known for its grand Chinese-style architecture, tranquil gardens, and exhibits showcasing Taiwan’s history and culture.

( Breakfast )

• Spend the day exploring the Taipei city.

Recommended places to visit:

• National Palace Museum: One of the world's largest collections of Chinese artifacts, this museum showcases over 700,000 ancient treasures, including jade, ceramics, and paintings spanning 5,000 years. Visitors can enjoy guided tours and a serene Chinese garden nearby.

• Xinyi Shopping District: Taipei’s upscale shopping hub near Taipei 101, featuring luxury malls, trendy boutiques, and a variety of dining options. Its modern architecture and vibrant nightlife make it a top urban attraction​.

• Shilin Night Market: Taipei’s largest night market, bustling with food stalls offering Taiwanese delicacies like stinky tofu, oyster omelets, and bubble tea. It’s a must-visit for authentic local flavors and souvenirs​.

• Taipei Station Underground Street: An underground shopping paradise connected to Taipei Main Station. It offers affordable fashion, gadgets, and unique trinkets, making it a convenient spot for quick shopping and exploration​.

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• Free time at your own leisure until time to depart for the airport for your flight home.