Destination: Taichung City

The Taiwanese Aboriginal Bunun Tribe lived in the high mountain ranges of Central Taiwan and were hunters and fierce warriors. Come join us on this exciting half-day tour of Luona Village, one of the Bunun Tribe settlement!

Get ready to experience Taichung City’s culture and history as well as its incredible sceneries! We will take you to a temple which was built when the Japanese ruled Taiwan, and where many locals and Japanese visitors still visit today.

Visit the woodcarving street and tour the incredible Wood Sculpture Museum. Paint a traditional Beijing opera mask, then explore by rail bike the famous attractions scattered throughout Sanyi, such as Sheng-Hsing Train Station, 2nd Time Tunnel.

We will take you to visit the most beautiful buildings and universities in Taiwan. Visit the beautiful red-brick architecture of Miyahara and the stunning street art at Rainbow Village.

Sun Moon Lake is the most popular attraction in Taiwan. This area is blessed with incredible natural scenery, a plethora of culturally rich temples, shrines, pagodas, and other monuments.

Get a taste of Taiwan! The enormous variety of typical Taiwanese snacks is truly unique and the rich, diverse selection of food illustrates how important food is to Taiwanese culture and its people.

Come with your local, English-speaking guide on a journey through Taiwanese history, discovering one of the country’s most fascinating families. The Wufeng Lin mansion was the official residence of the influential and gifted Lin Family of Wufeng.

The Alishan area is well-known both for its scenery and tea making, and the high mountain tea grown there represents Taiwan around the world. Experience tea picking and tea making in the plantations.

Tour Lukang Deep Historic site, learning about its fascinating history. Lukang was a very important port to the outside world during the reign of the Netherlands and the Qing Dynasty.

Get an authentic taste of Taiwan! Discover the many foods and snacks that originated in Taichung before they spread to the rest of Taiwan. Taichung is a foodie haven!