February Taiwan Region Travel Guide Taiwan Region Travel Route

Nanjing Zhongshan Scenic Spot includes the main attractions such as Ming Tombs, Meiling Palace, Zhongshan Mausoleum, Music Station and Linggu Temple. Personally, I think the best order to visit is Meiling Palace-Thirteen Mausoleums-Zhongshan Mausoleum-Music Station-Linggu Temple. You can start from Meilinggong by taking No. 34 Aibo line to the parking lot of Zhongshan Mausoleum, and then walk a few hundred meters along Aibo West Road to Meilinggong. If you don't if you don't want to walk, you can also take the subway.

Meiling Palace is relatively small and an hour is enough. Walk a few hundred meters from Meilinggong to Dajinmen, which is also the main gate of Mingling Scenic Area.

The tour ends along the Ming Xiaoling Shengde Monument, Shixiang Road, Wengzhong Road and the mausoleum area before exiting at Gate 7. Walk the scenic area or follow the green trail to the Zhongshan Mausoleum, where one of the lowest gates behind the mausoleum connects to the music stage.

The music station is handed over to Linggu Temple at the end of the ride, and then you ride from Linggu Temple back to the Donggou parking lot or subway station.

2. Travel guide to Taiwan

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3. Taiwan travel route map

Beijing-Hong Kong-Taiwan high-speed rail corridor is one of the main corridors of China's eight longitudinal and eight horizontal high-speed railroad network.

Beijing-Hong Kong road map: Beijing - Hengshui - Heze - Shangqiu - Fuyang - Hefei (Huanggang) - Anqing - Jiujiang - Nanchang - Ganzhou - Shenzhen - Hong Kong (Kowloon) high-speed rail.

The Beijing-Taiwan corridor line connects the Nanchang-Fuzhou (Putian) railroad from the Jiangxi section of the Beijing-Hong Kong high-speed rail line, and another branch line connects the Hefei-Fuzhou-Taipei high-speed rail line from the Anhui section of the Beijing-Hong Kong high-speed rail line, connecting North China, Central China, East China and South China, and running through the urban agglomerations of Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei, the middle reaches of the Yangtze River, the west bank of the Taiwan Strait and the Pearl River Delta.

4. Taiwan Travel Roadmap

The most important document for mainland friends to travel freely in Taiwan area is: two certificates and one visa.

But before we talk about the documents, first confirm that you can travel freely.

In mainlandChina, only 47 city household residents were opened in 2007, who can travel to Taiwan freely. So they first have to fulfill the qualification of opening city hukou. However, there is another facilitation measure in mainlandChina. This measure allows people to study, work, or reside in the open cities, or their spouses and children can apply for an endorsement to travel to Taiwan in the open cities, which is equivalent to allowing other non-open city householders to travel freely. In particular, students studying in open cities or people working in open cities can travel freely to Taiwan.

After confirming that you can travel freely, all you need to prepare are the documents needed for cross-strait travel: two certificates and one visa.

The mainland's first issuance is a card and a visa: a permit to travel to and from Taiwan, referred to as the Tatung Permit, the new card-type Tatung Permit with the corresponding endorsement on the back. Free travel is the G endorsement.

With the endorsement of the Tatung Pass G, you can apply for an entry permit to Taiwan through a qualified travel agency. the G certificate is the endorsement to enter Taiwan, a complete two certificates and one visa.

With these two permits and one visa, the basic things you need to prepare are the same as for a normal trip: airfare, itinerary, accommodation, and money.

But Taiwan has been under the jurisdiction of different governments for 70 years since the two sides of the Taiwan Strait were divided. Although the language is the same, the food is similar, and the culture is the same, the political and social environment is somewhat different from the mainland. Coupled with the fact that elections are held almost every two years in Taiwan, the next general election for leaders and legislators will be held on January 11, 2008, only half a year from today's Q&A.

It is recommended that mainland friends who come to Taiwan before the general election in the region should not attend (and can watch) the election activities in Taiwan, which are not allowed according to the regulations, especially the activities of political parties (Democratic Progressive Party (DPP), Era Force (EF), Taiwan Federation of Trade Unions (Taiwan FTU), and the Christian Democratic Party (CDP), etc.). Their position is different from that of the majority of people in mainlandChina. Even if they meet, please don't don't discuss or argue with them to avoid unpleasantness.

5. Roadmap for traveling to Taiwan

For your question, please refer to the related documents Chiang Kai-shek's Diary, Chiang Kai-shek's Farewell to Xikou Chronicle, and Chiang Kai-shek's Last Days on the Mainland. Chiang Kai-shek

6. Travel Route Tips to Taiwan

First of all, priority is to prepare the admission card + pass. You can enter and exit the country only if you have the documents. Secondly, make a choice according to the places you want to visit and then decide the number of traveling days. It is generally recommended to arrange at least 10 days of free travel around the island. The 7-8 days around the island that you see on the market with group tours is the pace of the road and is suitable for all types of places. If you really want to have a good time, you should spend more days. If you have limited time, you can only arrange it in a week. It is recommended to choose 2-3 cities or major destinations to visit, it will be more suitable. As for other accommodation, transportation, internet access, exchange, wear . A lot of related issues, it is recommended that you can look at Ctrip or the major platforms of the strategy community, or consult Ctrip's local guide, you will get practical information.

Two. Just finished traveling in June this year, can only give you a reference based on their own spending: 1. Airfare: Guangzhou - Taipei round-trip ticket about 2000 yuan / person; 2. Hotel: Taiwan area hotels are not very expensive, five-star hotels about 1000-3000 yuan / night. I live in the middle class, there are more than 500 people in Chiayi and Taichung, and about 800 people in Jiufen B&B. The conditions are all OK. The Ho Yi Hotel (Minsheng Hall) in Taipei looks to be over 800 a night, 4 star, but the decor is new enough and the service is good. There are also grand hotels that really need special recommendations. Such a historic building, the former State Guesthouse, with excellent hardware, is only about 1,200 RMB (including breakfast). So that our per capita accommodation of about 2000 (6 nights and 7 days); 3. Transportation: rented a car for 3 days to drive their own, the cost of fuel a **** about 4000 yuan. It 4 days ago a metro cab in Taipei. Total: per capita about 1300 yuan; 4. Other food and drink: consumption in the Taiwan area with the domestic ratio is really not expensive, Alishan and cat air cable car is still very cheap. Relying on people to save money, 50 ~ 500 yuan / per capita will be well-fed, 7 days protection is not the same! 5. Anyway, we 4 big and 1 small 7 days. Total **** spent about 30,000 and it' still pretty laid back. Young people can save more money and have more time. Hope this helps.

There are more tourist attractions in Taiwan than can be counted from 2010 to 2010, Pioneer Sun Moon Cave, Xiaonan Giant Forest Complex, Qu-Ping Ruins, Wuling, Nengshan Mountain, Ouwanda National Park, Cuifeng Scenic Area, Yushan National Park, Lulin Mountain Nature Park, Jhushan Stairway to Heaven, Wucai Lake, Shuanglong Waterfalls, Dajhuhu Bird Sanctuary, Riyue Lake National Scenic Area, Penglai Lake, Penglai Lake. Among the most famous and popular attractions are Sun Moon Lake, Alishan, Hualien, Kenting, Penghu and Laila.

Let's let's introduce them one by one:

Sun Moon Lake: Sun Moon Lake National Scenic Area is located in Shuishe Village, Yuchi Township, Nantou County. It is the largest freshwater lake in Taiwan, so some people call it Sun Moon Lake. Hai Zi or Shui She Hai Zi. This pool was named Shui She because of its thin mist and rippling water waves. It is surrounded by numerous mountain ranges at an altitude of 748 meters and covers an area of 116 square kilometers. The entire pool is bounded by the island of Lalu (Gwanghwa Island), with the arc of the moon to the south and the wheel of the sun to the north. Therefore, it was renamed Sun-Moon Pool has thousands of scenes on its surface. It is an excellent natural lake with 921 large lakes.

Sun Moon Lake National Scenic Area - Visit Sun Moon Lake

In 2014, Sun Moon Lake National Scenic Area was listed by the Tourism Bureau as one of the popular attractions suitable for senior citizens. Its main appeals are short drives, slow walks, soft food and long waits for sightseeing, emphasizing health, fun, nature and accessibility, and planning a slow-life recreational tour to encourage seniors to visit and experience different domestic tourism. Options include yachting, hiking, biking and more. There are four public **** piers at Sun Moon Lake, including Shuishe Pier, One Big Whistle Pier, Chaowu Pier, and Xuan Guang Temple Pier. Generally, it takes about two hours to get to the lake. You can rent a boat at the pier and spend romantic time with your intimate partner***. In recent years, the Sun Moon Lake National Scenic Area Administration has planned several cycling routes, of which the Lake Ring Road is the best. The road around the lake is about 33 kilometers long. It is recommended that bicycles be used as the main means of transportation, and sightseeing along the way as a day trip for parents and children, so that you can not only get fit and healthy, but also leisurely browse the beauty of Sun Moon Lake. There are two ways to go around the lake: clockwise or counterclockwise. Clockwise around the lake is very close to the lake and is mainly for enjoying the Yueyue Lake. However, it is also more dangerous than counterclockwise because it is on the outside of the road. Going counterclockwise around the lake blocks the view of oncoming traffic, so it's harder to casually enjoy the lake's surface at Yueyue Lake.

Sun Moon Lake National Scenic Area-Tourist Attractions

Shiangshan Visitor Center: embracing Sun Moon Lake as an image, the building ****survives with the natural environment, with two functions: visitor center and scenic area management office. The building itself smooth lines, the turquoise of the lake, the turquoise of the lawn, the azure of the sky, the gray park of the clear water mold and so on. Due to the dusk and rain in the early morning of Sun Moon Lake, the change of seasons and have different views and beauty.

Yida Pier: It is only 900 meters away from Sun Moon Lake Ropeway. It is one of the four piers at Sun Moon Lake. It was once the main settlement of the Thao ethnic group and was originally known as Dehua She. It was later planned as a 328-ping deer hunting market, offering thematic exhibitions of local Sun Moon Lake farmers, aboriginal food, and handmade arts and crafts.

Sun Moon Lake Bike Trail: It was once selected as one of the world's top ten most beautiful bike trails by CNN's lifestyle travel website CNNGO. Bicycle roaming is the most recommended way to experience the beauty of Sun Moon Lake and the surrounding attractions. You can freely adjust your itinerary to enjoy the beauty of Sun Moon Lake and the coastal culture and flavor.

Frog Head Trail: The trail is located on a 500-meter-long elevated trestle between Dazhu Lake and a large whistle, with a drop of about 60 meters. There is a frog statue and car parking lot at the entrance, and the end of the trail is a circular moving line along the waterfront. The frog stack is set at the edge of the pool and is also an indicator of the fluctuating water level. Along the way, the forest is abundant, with mengzong bamboo forests and ferns, and business is booming between walks.

Sun Moon Lake Ropeway: Taiwan's first BOT-built ropeway, 1,877 meters long, starting and ending stations are located in Sun Moon Lake and Nine Tribes Cultural Village, the ride lasts about 7 minutes, providing a panoramic view of Sun Moon Lake at high altitude, with convenient transportation between Nine Tribes Cultural Village and Sun Moon Lake.

Lalu Island: Located in the center of Sun Moon Lake, it is the demarcation line of Sun Moon Lake and is a must-see for tourists, and is the sacred place where the ancestors of the aboriginal Thao tribe rest in peace. Originally there was a Pavilion of Santa Claus under the Moon on the island, which was reduced in size due to the 921 Earthquake and prolonged wave intrusion. The pavilion has been moved to the Longfeng Palace and Sun Moon Lake, and Lalu Island has been planned as an aboriginal area, restricting outsiders from visiting the island.

Wenmiao (Temple of Literature): Built in 1938 and rebuilt in 1969, it is a palace-style building of the Northern Chinese dynasty. It is divided into three main halls: the Founding Father, Wenchang Emperor, Guanjun and Wang, and the rear Dacheng Hall is dedicated to Confucius. The gods of Confucianism, Taoism and Buddhism reside together. The large buildings look even more magnificent against the clear waters of the Sun Moon Lake mountains.

Ci'en Pagoda: Located in

Meiheyuan: Formerly a military police barracks, it is equipped with a promenade-style pavilion, tables and chairs. It has an unobstructed view from above. Looking down, you can enjoy the expansive waters of Sun Moon Lake and see tourists shuttling in yachts from time to time. There's also a stone-stepped pathway to the lake.

Alishan: The Alishan National Scenic Area is one of the famous tourist attractions in Taiwan, most notably the Alishan Forest Recreation Area. In addition, Sunrise, Sea of Clouds, Sunset, Forest and Railway Alishan, collectively known as the Five Wonders of Alishan, are quite popular tourist attractions. Alishan relay station of the old street of Fenqihu ancient breakfast lunch and tall majestic sacred trees are you can travel to Alishan do not miss.

The rich ecology of plants and animals has always been a very important sightseeing resources in Alishan, the mountain has a number of world-famous forest resources, such as: cedar primitive forests, rare plants Taiwan Ichiba orchids, and Alishan's fragrant mountain sacred wood. In addition to forest resources, Alishan also has the cherry blossom season from March to April, the firefly season from April to June, the Alishan Tsou people to continue the past life of the Bean Festival, as well as the Alishan Tsou cultural tour is organized by the Tsou people in the harvest festival, are all essential itinerary for in-depth tours of Alishan.

Hualien: Going to Hualien is a must for you don't I don't know your son. From Isozaki along the coast to the south, past a nine-hole farm, you can see the Xinji Tunnel running through a broken ridge and steep cliffs next to the so-called Qinzhizi Cliffs. There are dangerous rocks and cliffs everywhere, and it is known for its steepness. Before the digging of the Hwadong Highway, the cliffs between Isozaki and Shinshe used to be the communication channel between the nearby villages and the outside world. The road is narrow, the wall is narrow, and it's not good to walk. I don't I don't know my son's cliff meant a desperate wall, although it was difficult for parents and children to support each other. In order to drive the sightseeing boom, Fengbin Township Office built the so-called Taiwan's most thrilling footbridge over an almost vertical mountain wall, which attracted many people to come and experience it after it opened in the year. The entire ancient path is divided into two sections. One section reinforces and widens the original ancient path, and the other section of the cliff uses a steel skeleton and tempered glass to create a transparent glass trestle, about 50 meters above the sea. Quite exciting, but also allows people to enjoy the beautiful sea view at the foot and the scenery of the ancient road.

There is also a very special park Shameless Park in Hualien. Nanhua Village, located in Anxiang, Hualien County, Ji, was once stinking abandoned duck thatched houses. It was later funded by the Daisy Mountain Cultural Exchange Association, which invited local residents to renovate it. At the beginning of the renovation, because it was not taken seriously, it even happened that the landscape stone was maliciously painted with red paint writing Shameless. Local residents simply used it to name the park and changed the word to face into a smiley face to welcome people Sun, symbolizing positive thinking in everything, as a way to gather **** knowledge and make the countryside more comfortable.

The remodeled Don't Face Park built pavilions, thatched cottages and so on. The ground is made of masonry, bamboo, thatch and other materials, and in combination with the neighboring Chuyin Bike Trail, it has planned a small bridge, a resting walkway, and a space for displaying ecological nursery rhymes. It also has an interactive game Kick Down Bridge. The Horse Help Education Center of Taiwan's Children's American Development Association is stationed there, and it even launches horseback riding experiences from time to time, so much so that

KENDING: Shuangliu Village is located in Caopu Village, Lion Township, Pingtung County. It is named for its location at the confluence of two major rivers in the upper reaches of the Fenggang River. Shuangliu National Forest Recreation Area is owned by the Forestry Bureau of the Council of Agriculture, Executive Yuan. It covers an area of 1,600 hectares. The area has lush forests and a natural and pristine landscape. The Forestry Bureau has developed it into a forest recreation area under the jurisdiction of the Pingtung Forestry Administration, Forestry Bureau, Council of Agriculture, Executive Yuan.

Shuangliu National Forest Recreation Area focuses on Shuangliu's 4-kilometer mountainous forest stream scenic area

Shuangliu National Forest Recreation Area is surrounded by green mountains and green water, and the favorable environment has also fostered a rich natural ecology. It is a good place for hiking, enjoying forest bathing and ecology. In addition to the waterfalls, the park also has a visitor center, a sunny lawn, a forest classroom, a nature education center, the Maozi Mountain, the Bairong Mountain and a waterfall trail, of which the Maozi Mountain is the highest peak in Shuangliu, at an altitude of about 700 meters, and it's about 2.8 kilometers from the start of the trail to the top of the mountain, with most of the trail being an uphill section. Visitors need to check their physical strength before deciding whether to climb the mountain. The Banyan Tree Trail and Waterfall Trail are well-traveled and suitable for general public hiking. There is a multimedia screening room on the second floor of the Visitor Center, which plays explanatory videos from time to time to introduce the natural ecology of Shuangliu. In addition, there is no sale department in the park and barbecue is prohibited for visitors, which maintains the most primitive style of nature.

Carp Volcano, located at the junction of Wandan and Xinyuan Townships, is the only mud volcano in Taiwan that can erupt fire. Its eruption time is uncertain, and it seems to be a dead volcano when it is quiet on weekdays. When it erupts, flames rush up to the sky, fires burst into the air, and mud gushes and flows in all directions, accompanied by rumbling noises. The situation is as terrifying as it is spectacular. The gray pools of mud merge into one large mud pond, which cracks into natural geometric patterns after a long period of exposure to the sun.

The Temple of Our Lady of Wanjin is located in Wanjin Village, Wanluan Township, Pingtung County, and is the oldest church and pilgrimage site for the Virgin Mary in Taiwan. Built in Spanish castle-style architecture, a unique Chinese building material, the sanctuary bell from Spain created another style of the sanctuary bell in Wanmu, which is a national monument of the third grade; although the Wanmu Temple has been ravaged by natural and man-made disasters, it is still intact, and people can see the different religions and humanistic flavors. Every year on Dec. 8, the Lord America's Protection Ceremony attracts many pilgrims.

Kimwanmu Temple is 45 feet wide, 116 feet long, 25 feet high and 3 feet thick. The entire structure is made of crushed stone, lime, brown sugar, honey, kapok, and refractory bricks used in traditional Chinese architecture to build the thick, hard exterior walls. The Spanish temple bell and Notre Dame palanquin, carved by a Fujian sculptor, and the floors are paved with red bricks to match the original style of the temple. The temple walls made of white lime are clearly visible.

The Mankai Church originated in 1861 A.D., with a sermon preached by the Spanish Autonomous Leader, Fr. Kuo, who advanced back and forth from Kaohsiung. Two years later, the first shrine was established. As the number of believers increased, it was vandalized by enemies and thieves and ravaged many times by Jurong, which not only caused damage to the property of the church and its congregation, but even led to fights and disputes.In 1865, an earthquake in the south led to the collapse of most of the walls of the Wankin Wanmu Temple. Fortunately, with the help of pastors and church members, it was restored as good as new. Because of its growing size, a new hall was built in 1869, and it was finally opened to the public on December 8 of the following year, becoming the origin of the celebration.In 1874, Shen Baozhen saw the opulence of the church and asked the emperor to support the missionary work, and the Tongzhi Emperor personally granted the Holy Writ and the main hall to be built in stone and set into the mountain wall and over-beam, respectively; and in 1984, Pope John Paul II created Notre Dame de la Salle to be the second only to the Vatican's cathedral. The Temple of Notre Dame in Vanguard was renovated in June 2001 and the bell tower restored to its original state.

Pescadores: formerly known as Pinghu, Pengying, Penghai, Xiying, Yidao, known as Fisherman's Home which is a small island occupied by Europeans in the 16th century. It was named because of the rough waves outside the harbor and the calm waters inside the harbor. Penghu was formally incorporated into China in the Song Dynasty and after gradual development, Magong Town was changed into a county town in 1981. Because the county flower is chrysanthemum in heaven, Penghu is also called Chrysanthemum Island. Penghu is one of the three major outlying islands and the smallest county in Taiwan. It consists of 90 islands in six administrative districts, of which Penghu Island is the largest (City and Lake Township), followed by Xiyu Township, Baisha Township, and Wang#039

The rich marine resources have contributed to the prosperity and development of Penghu's tourism industry. In terms of dynamic water activities, operators in Jibei Island, Pangpang Beach and Dangerous Reef Island offer exciting water facilities such as banana boats and jet skis, and they can also snorkel or take a glass boat ride to enjoy the beautiful scenery under the sea. For static tourism, besides the Tien Hau Palace, Four Eyes Well, Tongliang Ancient Banyan, Cross-Sea Bridge and Guanyin Pavilion on Penghu Island, there are also the famous Whale Cave on the outlying islands, Xitai Fortress, Ergang Settlement, Qimei Twin-Hearted Rocky Lake and Qimei Xiaotai Province as well as other humanistic landscapes that depict the historical development of Penghu.

With more than 165 temples in 97 villages in Penghu, religious activities in Penghu are extremely frequent. Settlements used to ward off evil spirits can be found everywhere in Wuying, Shanhai Township, and Shijiazhuang. The human assets of Penghu have developed a unique look due to the interaction of ecology, culture and history. For example, ancient temples such as Tianhou Palace, Wusheng Temple, Chenghuang Temple, Guanyin Pavilion, and Baoan Palace; as well as guilds of merchants in the Qing Dynasty, such as Shuixian Palace, Tongshan Palace, and Shengbiao Hall, are important strongholds with historical preservation value.

According to archaeologists, as early as 5,000 years ago to about 4,000 years ago, at least several cultures such as the coarse corded pottery culture, the fine corded pottery culture and the plain reddish-gray pottery culture were found on small islands such as Penghu Island, confirming the origin of the cultural heritage and showing that Penghu is closely related to the prehistoric cultures found along the southwestern coasts of the Taiwan region.

To this day, many villages in Penghu still retain a fairly intact traditional look, such as old dwarf bone stone buildings, foreign houses, walls made of local materials such as dwarf bone stone or basalt, locally known as Tsai House or Zhai Zi Nei to withstand the northeastern monsoon. The various buildings show the history and rich cultural characteristics of Penghu.

The flower of Penghu County is chrysanthemum - Penghu has the reputation of Chrysanthemum Island, and fishery is the most important industry in Penghu. Its agricultural products are mainly peanuts and melons while its minerals are mainly aragonite. It also has unique landscapes such as blue-bottomed bays, colorful coral formations, white and delicate sandy beaches, and black and majestic basalt rocks, as well as a unique cultural feast of humanistic arts and customs. Tourists from all over the world who love the sea and yearn for the original flavor are welcome to come to Gathering Island to feel the true beauty of Penghu.

7. Taiwan Travel Guide

Moon Lake: Sun Moon Lake itself is free, but once inside there are various combinations of tickets that you can choose from depending on your cruise route. Booking online will be cheaper than buying on site. For example, if you want to take a cable car to Sun Moon Lake, a round trip cable car is about NT$300, and there are other different combinations of tickets you can choose on the spot. It is recommended that you take a total of **** eight trails around the lake in one day, each of which allows you to enjoy a different aspect of Sun Moon Lake. Note: First of all, the opening and closing times of the pier. Cruise tickets are NT$300 with 30-minute intervals. There are three main piers: Youshuishe Pier (9:00-17:00), Big Spoon Pier (9:15-17:15), and Xuanguangsi Pier (9:30-17) Be sure to eat tea eggs while your grandma plays. If you don't t you will regret it.

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KENTING: I happened to see an idol drama it Kenting sunny. A long time ago. Also saw the blue sky, passionate waves, passionate life. I think I have to go there to feel the colorful scenery, romantic beaches and miss my youth!

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Kaohsiung: Kaohsiung is a great city for cycling and a city of seafood! In the city, Kaohsiung is dominated by urban scenery, with the heart of love, overlooking 85 buildings, the beautiful MRT Island Station, allowing you to witness the wisdom and craftsmanship of the Ao Zi Di Forest Park ~ Kaohsiung's MRT is very simple, there are only two horizontal and vertical lines, and the attractions are mostly distributed around the exit of the MRT station, which is very convenient; Kaohsiung's transportation route is also very simple, which is to run through the city along the MRT line's horizontal and vertical boulevards. In terms of natural beauty, Xiziwan and Qijin are must-see places!

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Hualien: If you are traveling freely, and if you like to feel the perfect blend of nature and humanity, you can't miss Hualien when you come to Taiwan area! It is recommended to travel freely from Taipei on the Taiwan Railway, which is a coastal railroad. A few hours traveling is a total pleasure. When you arrive in Hualien, a friend with an international driver's license can rent a motorcycle. Otherwise there are cabs available in many places here that can be chartered to go to more distant places such as Taroko (IT's best to rent a car to go to these places, a car is about NT$3,000 and is more cost effective for more people). However, I would recommend renting a motorcycle or bicycle to wander around downtown Hualien on the first day, and it experiencing the customs of Huali is definitely worth the money you can consider a B&B on the beach, and on the second day you can rent a car to go to Taroko. The scenery along the way is absolutely first-class, the driver will give tourists a detailed explanation of each attraction. However, Taroko often has falling rocks, so it is not recommended to go when it rains, and the rest need to slowly experience on their own! Only one thing is for sure, Hualien is definitely a place she would like to go back to after visiting!

:Taiwan region 8. How to go to Taiwan travel route

of 12 days is a very good time, especially those who want to circumnavigate the island. 12 days is the basic.

In the eyes of many people who have never been to the Taiwan region, the Taiwan region is just a small island, two days to stroll through. In fact, Taiwan region two days can only drive around the island. If you really want to play, 7-12 days at a time is the basic length, and 4-5 days at a time if you come a few times is also the ideal length.

While most tours are 8 days and 7 nights around the island, it's the journey where you get on the car to sleep, get off the car to pee, and take pictures. Circumnavigating the island for 8 days and 7 nights is a river of tourism.

No matter whether it's a free tour or a tour group, it takes at least 10-12 days to complete the round island trip easily. Free tours take more time than public **** car tours. It because there are fewer points in Taiwan and public **** transportation is scarce, so it takes more time to transfer. On top of that, free tours can take you to places where public **** car tours dominate don't go.

There are only two options around the island of Taiwan region: clockwise or counterclockwise. Whether clockwise or counterclockwise, the transportation between Taitung and Kenting is not a good solution (except for tourist charters). And with so many attractions in this section of the East Rift Valley, transportation depends entirely on the Taiwan Railway and a handful of passengers, making it a relatively difficult part of the island circuit. So once you travel to the Taiwan area, it takes 4-6 days from East China to Kenting and 4-6 days from the rest of the west, which is why 12 days is a suitable option.