Alishan Trail Mountain View

✨ ALL INCLUSIVE TOP-TIER LUXURY CULTURAL EXPERIENCE

✔ 20 Guests Only — Exclusive Small Group Format
✔ 5-Star Hotels Throughout + Alishan House
A rare opportunity to enjoy a blend of modern luxury and historic mountain charm.
✔ A Mysterious Cultural Masterpiece
A journey through 5000 years of time and space - experience the miracles, surprises, and emotional depth brought by true cultural masterpieces
✔ All Meals Included (Two Evenings Reserved for Night Market Exploration)
Enjoy curated gourmet meals alongside authentic Taiwanese street-food culture.
✔ All Tickets, Experiences & Transfers Included
Sun Moon Lake · Alishan sunrise train · Green Tunnel · Jiufen · Shifen sky lantern · Taipei 101 · National Palace Museum · and more.
✔ Private Luxury Coach + Bilingual Professional Guide
Top-tier service and comfort throughout the journey.
✔ Travel Insurance + All Gratuities Included
A straightforward, fully transparent luxury experience — no hidden costs.

Sun Moon Lake

— A Poetic Sanctuary of Water, Mountains, and Timeless Grace

Nestled in the heart of Taiwan, Sun Moon Lake is the island’s most iconic and serene natural retreat—where tranquil waters mirror misty mountains, and time seems to slow to a graceful stillness.

Named for its unique shape—the eastern side resembling the sun, the western side the moon—the lake unfolds like a living landscape painting. Gentle breezes ripple across the water as layers of blue and jade hues shift with the passing light, creating an atmosphere of quiet elegance and reflection.

A private lake cruise glides effortlessly across the calm surface, offering panoramic views of forested hills, distant temples, and floating clouds. Along the shoreline, the Ita Thao indigenous village reveals a rich cultural heritage, where ancestral traditions, lakeside paths, and warm hospitality invite a deeper connection to the land.

Rising above the lake, the Sun Moon Lake cable car ascends slowly into the sky, unveiling breathtaking aerial vistas—an unforgettable moment where water, mountains, and sky merge into a single, harmonious scene. Whether bathed in soft morning mist or glowing beneath the golden afternoon sun, Sun Moon Lake embodies a rare balance of natural beauty, cultural depth, and refined tranquility—a place not merely visited, but quietly felt.

A Mysterious Cultural Masterpiece

— Shen Yun Performing Arts Experience to Be Discovered

One afternoon of this journey is reserved for a world-renowned cultural performance, thoughtfully woven into the itinerary as a signature highlight. Rather than revealing every detail in advance, this experience is intentionally presented as a cultural surprise — inviting guests to encounter it with fresh eyes, curiosity, and a genuine sense of discovery. This is not simply a performance to watch, but an experience to feel and interpret. Through music, movement, color, and storytelling, timeless themes of tradition, heritage, and enduring values gradually unfold. Each scene reveals a new layer, much like opening a beautifully crafted mystery box — where elegance and meaning are discovered moment by moment, leaving guests inspired long after the curtain falls.

Four GrassGreen Tunnel

Often referred to as Taiwan’s “Little Amazon,” the Four Grass Green Tunnel is a serene mangrove waterway where nature unfolds in quiet harmony.

Guests glide gently by eco-boat through a natural canopy of intertwined mangrove branches, forming a lush green tunnel reflected perfectly on the water below.

As sunlight filters softly through the leaves and the boat drifts forward, the outside world fades away. Birdsong, rippling water, and cool breezes create a moment of stillness and wonder — a rare chance to slow down and reconnect with nature.

This tranquil journey offers not spectacle, but peace, balance, and reflection, making it one of southern Taiwan’s most poetic and unforgettable experiences.

JiuFen Culture— A Timeless Mountain Village of Memory and Light

Perched on the misty hills overlooking the Pacific Ocean, Jiufen is one of Taiwan’s most evocative cultural villages, where history, artistry, and daily life intertwine. Once a prosperous gold-mining town, Jiufen has transformed into a living museum of narrow stone stairways, traditional teahouses, and lantern-lit streets that glow warmly at dusk.

Wandering through Jiufen feels like stepping into another era. The scent of freshly brewed tea drifts through the air, while local snacks and handmade crafts reflect generations of tradition. From its winding alleys, sweeping views of mountains and sea unfold below, creating a poetic balance between human heritage and natural beauty.

As evening falls and red lanterns illuminate the old streets, Jiufen reveals its most enchanting side — nostalgic, atmospheric, and deeply soulful. It is not merely a destination to visit, but a place to linger, reflect, and quietly absorb the spirit of Taiwan’s past and present.

National Palace Museum

— Where Civilization Whispers Across Time

Hidden among the quiet hills of Taipei, the National Palace Museum safeguards one of the world’s greatest collections of classical Chinese art and artifacts — a living archive of over five thousand years of human creativity, philosophy, and refinement.
Within its galleries, time seems to slow.Delicate jade carvings, ancient bronzes, imperial paintings, and calligraphy scrolls unfold stories not through spectacle, but through subtlety — where brushstrokes breathe, stone conveys spirit, and silence holds meaning.
These masterpieces were once treasured within imperial courts, viewed only by emperors and scholars. Today, they invite modern travelers into an intimate dialogue with history — a rare encounter with the aesthetic ideals, moral values, and intellectual depth that shaped Eastern civilization.
A visit here is not merely an introduction to art, but a quiet awakening — an invitation to observe, reflect, and feel the enduring elegance of a culture that measures greatness not by grandeur, but by balance, restraint, and harmony.

Shifen Sky Lanterns

— A Wish Released into the Sky

In the charming railway town of Shifen, wishes don’t stay on paper — they take flight.
Guests write their hopes and dreams on colorful sky lanterns, then watch as they rise gently into the sky, glowing softly above the old tracks and mountain valley.
It’s a joyful, slightly magical moment — part tradition, part celebration — where laughter, anticipation, and wonder come together. As the lantern drifts higher and higher, it feels as though your wish is carried forward with it, leaving behind a memory that’s light, playful, and deeply unforgettable.

Eastern Culinary Culture

Taiwanese Flavors — A Playful Journey Through Taste & Everyday Life
Taiwan’s food culture is not just about eating well—it’s about living well. From lively night markets filled with laughter and sizzling aromas to quiet tea moments tucked away in the mountains, every bite tells a story of the island’s land, seasons, and people.

Bubble Tea — A Taiwanese Original Loved Worldwide
Bubble tea is a favorite indulgence for millions around the world — yet surprisingly, few people realize that Taiwan is the birthplace of this iconic drink. 
What began as a playful experiment in a local Taiwanese tea shop has become a global phenomenon. The simple joy of sipping fragrant tea, creamy milk, and chewy tapioca pearls quickly captured hearts across cultures and continents. Today, bubble tea is everywhere — from New York to Paris, Tokyo to London — but its soul still belongs to Taiwan.
Here, bubble tea is more than a drink. It’s a daily ritual, a social connector, and a small moment of happiness shared with friends. Whether enjoyed on a bustling night market street or during a casual afternoon break, each cup carries a taste of Taiwan’s creativity, warmth, and love for life’s simple pleasures.

Street Food That Feels Like Home
In Taiwan, street food is part of daily life—and often the best meal of the day. Small stalls and night markets come alive after sunset, serving comforting favorites passed down through generations. Think freshly made dumplings, tender slow-braised meats, fragrant rice dishes, and warm soups enjoyed shoulder to shoulder with locals. It’s casual, delicious, and full of character—food meant to be shared, not rushed.

Fruits Grown by the Sun and Rain
Thanks to its subtropical climate, Taiwan is a paradise for fruit lovers. Sweet mangoes in summer, juicy pineapples year-round, crisp guavas, sun-ripened strawberries, and refreshing citrus—each fruit is grown close to the land and harvested at just the right moment. Tasting seasonal fruit here feels less like a snack and more like a simple joy of nature.

Tea as a Way of Life
Tea in Taiwan isn’t just a drink—it’s a pause. High-mountain oolong teas grow slowly in misty elevations, developing clean, smooth, and complex flavors. Whether enjoyed in a traditional tea house or during a quiet moment after a meal, tea offers a chance to slow down, breathe, and connect. Brewing tea becomes a gentle ritual—calm, mindful, and deeply comforting.
Together, Taiwan’s street food, fruits, and tea create a flavorful journey that feels warm, authentic, and wonderfully human—an experience that’s not only tasted, but lived.

❌ WHAT’S NOT INCLUDED

Personal expenses

International Airfare

Optional upgrades cost (room, spa, flight ticket)

🏨 Hotel Selection (or Similar Standard)

• Hsinchu: Sheraton / Ambassador / Hotel Royal or similar.
• Taichung: Splendor / Evergreen / Fullon or similar.
• Alishan: Alishan House or similar mountain property.
• Tainan: Silks Place / Crowne Plaza / Shangri-La or similar.
• Taipei: Grand Hotel / Grand Hyatt / Okura Prestige or similar.

*Final hotel list will be confirmed based on departure date and availability. Equivalent hotels of similar or higher standard may be substituted if necessary.

❗ Important Notes

Age Requirement: This tour is suitable for guests aged 5 years and above. Travelers between 5 and 18 years old must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian at all times. Unaccompanied minors are not permitted.

📜 Travel Terms & Conditions (Summary)

• Some tours may have specific age restrictions; please refer to the Important Notes section on each tour page for details.
• The itinerary may be adjusted due to weather, traffic conditions, theater schedules, or safety concerns.
• Hotel availability may vary; equivalent hotels of similar or higher standard may be substituted if necessary.
• If the tour is cancelled by the organizer due to force majeure, including but not limited to natural disasters, government regulations, or pandemic-related reasons, a full refund will be issued.
• If a guest cancels the tour due to personal reasons, a cancellation fee equal to 50% of the total tour price will apply.

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