Morning: Breakfast at the hotel, check-out, and departure for sightseeing:
Sun Moon Lake: Taiwan’s largest natural lake, surrounded by lush nature; it was a favorite retreat for Chiang Kai-shek. Here, the group will take a boat tour and immerse themselves in the scenic beauty of the lake.
Lingzhi (Reishi Mushroom) Shop: Learn about how the Thao indigenous people harvest Lingzhi mushrooms in the Alishan mountain range.
Lunch: Lunch at a restaurant near Sun Moon Lake, followed by further sightseeing:
Tea Shop: Learn about Taiwanese Oolong tea products, enjoy a complimentary cup of tea, and discover the secrets behind the longevity of the Taiwanese people. Fo Guang Shan: A renowned Buddhist holy site featuring magnificent architecture, where visitors can marvel at the world’s tallest Buddha statue. The centerpiece and most precious treasure of the Buddha Museum is the rare Buddha tooth relic.
Evening: Dinner at a restaurant. Return to the hotel to check in and rest.
Free time in the evening to stroll through Liuhe Night Market.
Overnight stay at a hotel in Kaohsiung (or equivalent).

Morning: Breakfast, hotel check-out, and departure for sightseeing:
Lotus Pond: An area famous for its lotus-filled waters; it was celebrated as one of the “Eight Scenic Spots of Fengshan” during the Qing Dynasty and is poetically known as “Lotus Fragrance on Dreamy Waters.” Here, you will visit the Dragon and Tiger Pagodas, considered some of the most architecturally beautiful pagodas in Taiwan. The site features two main seven-story towers—the Dragon Pagoda and the Tiger Pagoda—with unique entrances shaped like the heads of a dragon and a tiger; entering through the dragon’s mouth and exiting through the tiger’s mouth symbolizes good fortune, prosperity, and luck. Spring and Autumn Pavilions: Located just 700 meters from the Dragon and Tiger Pagodas, this site is dedicated to Guanyin (the Goddess of Mercy). Visitors can admire a massive statue of the Bodhisattva Guanyin riding a giant dragon. The statue is inspired by the legend that Guanyin often appears amidst the clouds. Noon: The group departs for Hsinchu and has lunch at a restaurant before visiting:
Leofoo Village Theme Park: Taiwan’s most famous amusement park—often dubbed the “Disneyland of Taiwan”—featuring exciting themed zones, beautifully designed spaces, and numerous culturally themed photo spots that attract visitors.
The park is divided into four distinctive themed zones (admission is included in the tour price):
+ Wild West: A 19th-century American cowboy town theme featuring the “Little Rattler” roller coaster, Cowboy Street, street parades, and cowboy-themed photo areas.
+ African Safari: A combination of an amusement park and an open-air zoo. Home to nearly 1,000 animals, it offers attractions such as Safari bus tours to view wildlife and the “Nairobi Express” train ride; the area allows visitors to observe semi-wild animals, creating a miniature safari experience.
+ South Pacific: Famous for thrill rides like the “Screaming Condor” (a unique U-shaped roller coaster), “Captain Cook’s Swinging Ship” (a large pirate ship ride), and the “Mighty Mountain Flume” (water ride).
+ Arabian Palace: Featuring an eye-catching Middle Eastern palace design, this area offers beautiful photo opportunities. It also houses indoor games and performance venues. Highlights include the “Sahara Twist,” “Ring of Fire” (a 360-degree rotating ride), and the central fountain plaza.
Additionally, Leofoo Village features a seasonal water park (admission at own expense), which includes the Greek Zone, water slides, and a large family wave pool. Evening: The group has dinner at a restaurant, then returns to the hotel to check in and rest.
Overnight stay at a hotel in Taoyuan or equivalent.

Morning: After breakfast at the hotel, the group checks out and departs for Taipei to visit:
Shifen Old Street: A popular destination for releasing sky lanterns, featuring a distinctively Chinese style with high-hanging red lanterns and numerous eateries and teahouses. Beyond purchasing ready-made lanterns, visitors can buy paper to design their own, write down their wishes, and release them into the sky. After making a wish, if time permits, visitors can stop by a roadside shop to sip highland tea, enjoy rustic pastries, and soak in the natural beauty and leisurely pace of life here (sky lantern activity included: 1 lantern per 4 guests).
DIY Pineapple Cake Workshop: Pineapple cakes are a traditional Taiwanese specialty made from high-quality pineapples grown on farms in central Taiwan. The group will visit the facility, try their hand at making the cakes, and receive the delicious treats they created as a gift.
Lunch: The group has lunch at a restaurant, followed by afternoon visits to:
Cosmetics Shop: Free time to browse and shop for local cosmetic products.
Taipei 101 Tower: Once the tallest building in the world and an iconic symbol of Taipei. The group is free to take photos and shop at the mall (observation deck tickets not included).
Evening: The group has dinner at a restaurant, then returns to the hotel to check in and rest. Free time in the evening to stroll through night markets (such as Raohe, Ximending, Shilin, etc.).
Overnight stay at a hotel in Taipei or similar

Morning: After breakfast at the hotel, the group will check out and proceed to visit:
Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall: Built to honor the military and political leader who served as the President of the Republic of China from 1950 to 1975—and was Taiwan’s first president. Explore the history of Chiang Kai-shek and 20th-century China through photographs, paintings, and the memorial’s magnificent architecture.
Pixiu Feng Shui Center: The group will learn about Chinese Feng Shui principles and admire exquisite craftsmanship featuring the *Pixiu*—a mythical creature considered the premier Feng Shui symbol for attracting wealth and good fortune.
The group will have lunch and then transfer to Taipei Airport to check in for the flight back to Hanoi (JX 717, 14:40 – 16:50).
16:50: Arrival at Noi Bai Airport; a vehicle will pick up the group and return everyone to the original meeting point.
Farewell and see you again!
NOTE: The itinerary sequence is subject to change, but all scheduled sightseeing spots and customer benefits will be fully honored.