09:00 at Howard Plaza Hotel Lobby

Duration：

3 hrs

Tour Stops：

Martyrs’ Shrine→ National Palace Museum→ Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall→ Chinese Temple→ Presidential Office (Pass by) → Handicraft Center

Introduction：

The tour takes you to the Martyrs' Shrine to see the impressive classical architecture, to the National Palace Museum to view priceless art treasures recording the 5,000-year history of Chinese culture, to the Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall--an imposing Chinese-style monument to the late President-- and to Chinese temple to observe its religious activities.

09:00 at Howard Plaza Hotel Lobby

Duration：

4 hrs

Tour Stops：

Keelung City→Keelung Port→Buddha Statue→Yehliu Park→Queen’s Head

• Keelung：Keelung, a 40-minute drive northeast of Taipei, is one of Taiwan’s international seaports and transportation bubs. On the Chung Cheng Park, you can view the huge statue of the Goddess of Mercy and also a panoramic view of Keelung Harbour.
• Yehliu Park：Yehliu is famous for its natural rocks formations which are an amazing array of artistic shapes created by erosion and other natural forces. Among the rocks, the Queen’s Head is one of the most famous one.

Fare：

NT$ 1,100 per person

13:30 at Howard Plaza Hotel Lobby

Duration：

4 hrs

Chiufen Village → Chinkuashih Village → Pitou Cape → Nanya Rock Formations → Bay of Two Colors

• Chiufen Village：The villages of Chiufen were once centers of gold mining in Taiwan. The gold is gone, but these quaint old villages, built of closely-packed houses clinging to steep mountainsides, continue to offer enchanting scenery and fascinating glimpses into the lifestyles of the past.
• The Northeast Coast National Scenic Area：The Northeast coast National Scenic Area is located in the northeast corner of Taiwan. The scenic area is noted for its numerous capes and bays backed by green mountains.

Fare:

NT$ 1,200 per person

07:30~08:00 at Howard Plaza Hotel Lobby

Duration：

5 hrs

Tour Stops：

Introduction：

National Center for Traditional Arts is designed with the goal of preserving Taiwan traditional arts while helping its renewal and innovation. The exterior of National Center for Traditional Arts is in red-tile with modern elements. All buildings and the streets display Taiwan life in earlier time. National Center for Traditional Arts is a 24-hectare complex park that includes Definitely Taiwanese, Traditional Theater, Outdoor Theater, Modern Theater, Wen-Chang Temple, Exhibition Center, Traditional Handicraft Artists’ Studio, Traditional Music Hall, Library, accommodation area, etc. The restaurants in the center serve a variety of Yilan traditional foods and snacks. Moreover, there are many handicraft stores that are popular with tourists. Also, there are sometimes exhibitions and performances in the center for one to enjoy.

Fare:

NT$ 1,800 per person

09:00 at Howard Plaza Hotel Lobby

Duration：

8 hrs

Tour Stops：

Juming Museum → Lunch → Yehliu Park

Introduction：

The only outdoor sculpture museum in Taiwan, Juming Museum is located in picturesque Jinshan, an hour's drive from Taipei City. Its vast grounds feature spacious outdoor exhibition areas that allow visitors to get up close to the artworks on display. The architecture, landscape design, and gardening were all carried out or overseen by Juming himself. The museum becomes even more alive with the Art Performance Zone, used by performance art groups. The combination of still and moving art gives visitors an enriched experience, as well as another reason for a repeat visit.

Fare：

NT$ 2,970 per person / minimum 5 pax for tour departure