14 Days - Five Star Taiwan

Welcome to Taiwan. Arrive at Taipei International Airport, where your private guide and driver will be waiting to escort you through the arrivals hall. A comfortable vehicle will take you directly into the city, with luggage handling and refreshments provided to ensure a smooth start to your journey. This first evening has been left at leisure so you can relax and settle in, choosing to enjoy your hotel’s facilities or take a gentle walk to experience the atmosphere of the capital.

For your stay in Taipei, guests may choose from three carefully selected five star hotels, each offering a distinct luxury experience. The Grand Hyatt Taipei sits in the heart of the Xinyi district beside the landmark Taipei 101. Rooms are spacious and contemporary, with access to a wide choice of restaurants, an outdoor pool and a full service spa. It is a perfect option for travellers who value convenience and world class facilities in a central location.

The Capella Taipei provides an intimate and highly personalised experience, blending refined modern design with attentive service. Guests are treated to thoughtful touches, signature dining focused on seasonal ingredients, and a serene spa environment. This hotel is suited to those seeking a discreet urban retreat with a sense of exclusivity.

For a boutique alternative, Hotel Mvsa offers contemporary style in a smaller setting, with a special emphasis on gastronomy and wine. Its design led interiors and intimate atmosphere make it ideal for guests who enjoy distinctive character paired with attentive service.

Whichever property you select, each ensures the highest level of comfort, service and refinement. The evening is free to unwind, perhaps with a spa treatment, fine dining experience or simply a quiet rest after your international flight. Overnight in Taipei at your chosen hotel.

After a leisurely breakfast at your hotel, meet your private guide in the lobby at 10:00am for a full day of curated sightseeing in Taipei. Today blends world class cultural treasures, iconic modern landmarks and restorative wellness, ensuring that exploration is balanced with relaxation. Every detail has been arranged to provide a seamless and elevated experience of the capital.

Begin at the National Palace Museum, home to one of the greatest collections of Chinese art and artefacts anywhere in the world. With over 8,000 years of history represented, highlights include intricately carved jade, ancient bronzes, porcelain masterpieces and imperial calligraphy. Your private guide will lead you through the galleries, helping you navigate the treasures and understand their significance, making this vast collection accessible and deeply rewarding.

Continue to the Martyrs’ Shrine, a solemn monument dedicated to those who sacrificed their lives for the Republic of China. The architecture evokes the grandeur of Beijing’s Hall of Supreme Harmony, set amidst serene gardens and mountain backdrops. The highlight is the precision and dignity of the hourly changing of the guard, a ceremony that reflects both tradition and discipline, and offers a moment of reflection within the city.

Next, ascend to the observatory of Taipei 101, once the tallest building in the world and still an engineering marvel. Its bamboo inspired design is a symbol of resilience, and the high speed elevator transports you to the observatory in under a minute. From here, enjoy sweeping views of Taipei, its mountains and the river plains beyond. Guests also have the option to explore the tower’s luxury shopping mall or enjoy a drink with a view.

In the afternoon, indulge in a 90 minute spa experience combining a 60 minute essential oil body massage with a 30 minute foot massage. Using aromatic oils and traditional Asian techniques, this treatment relieves tension, restores balance and rejuvenates body and mind after a day of sightseeing. Meals today also reflect Taipei’s excellence in dining, with lunch at Silks Palace, where menus are inspired by artworks from the National Palace Museum, and dinner at Din Tai Fung, the globally acclaimed restaurant known for its delicate xiao long bao and refined Taiwanese cuisine. Overnight in Taipei at your chosen five star hotel.

After breakfast at your hotel, meet your private guide at 10:00am for another day of exploration in Taipei, designed to showcase both the grandeur of its history and the vibrancy of its modern culture. Today’s program includes solemn landmarks, spiritual icons, a hidden VIP experience and one of the city’s most fashionable districts.

Begin at the Chiang Kai Shek Memorial Hall, a national landmark built in honour of the former president. Set within expansive gardens and framed by magnificent ceremonial gates, the white marble structure is one of Taipei’s most recognisable symbols. Visitors often gather to witness the changing of the guard at the main hall, a display of precision and respect that adds a ceremonial note to this striking complex.

Continue to Longshan Temple, Taipei’s oldest and most revered place of worship. Founded in 1738, it embodies the blending of Buddhist, Taoist and folk traditions, with richly carved beams, ornate stonework and incense filled courtyards that remain central to community life. This temple is not just an architectural gem but a living space of devotion, where worshippers and visitors alike share in the city’s cultural spirit.

A special highlight today is the Grand Hotel Secret Tunnel Experience. Once reserved for dignitaries during the Cold War era, this hidden passage was designed as an emergency escape route beneath Taipei’s most iconic hotel. Today, guests can enter the tunnel on a guided visit, hearing stories of politics, power and secrecy while walking in a space once off limits to all but the most important figures. This rare glimpse into Taiwan’s modern history combines intrigue with exclusivity.

Conclude the day in Ximending, Taipei’s most energetic pedestrian district, often compared to Tokyo’s Harajuku. Known for its youth culture, bright billboards and fashionable boutiques, the area is a hub for shopping, themed cafés and street performances. At its heart stands the historic Red House Theater, a cultural landmark that adds depth to the district’s modern vibe. In the evening, enjoy refined dining with lunch at Grand Garden and dinner at Mountain and Sea House, a Michelin starred restaurant that specialises in reimagined Taiwanese banquets crafted from seasonal and sustainable ingredients. Overnight in Taipei at your chosen five star hotel.

After breakfast, meet your guide in the hotel lobby for a smooth transfer to Taipei High Speed Rail Station. This morning you will board the Taiwan High Speed Rail bound for Kaohsiung, travelling in Business Class for maximum comfort. Your reserved service is THSR No. 1213, departing Taipei at 09:51am and arriving in Kaohsiung at 11:30am. Wide leather seats, generous legroom, priority boarding and complimentary refreshments ensure the journey south is both efficient and indulgent. In less than two hours, you will glide the length of Taiwan, arriving relaxed and ready to explore the island’s vibrant southern port city.

Begin your sightseeing with a visit to the Fo Guang Shan Buddha Museum, one of the most important Buddhist landmarks in Asia. The highlight is the towering 48 metre Fo Guang Big Buddha, flanked by eight pagodas that line the central axis of the complex. Inside the museum, interactive exhibitions and themed halls provide a fascinating introduction to Buddhist philosophy, while sacred relics, including what is believed to be a tooth of the Buddha, offer moments of reflection and reverence. The site is both monumental and serene, designed to inspire awe while encouraging mindfulness.

Lunch today is enjoyed within the grounds of Fo Guang Shan, where a light vegetarian meal reflects Buddhist principles of simplicity and compassion. The setting enhances the experience, allowing you to pause and take in the spiritual calm of the complex before continuing your day.

In the afternoon, visit the Dome of Light, a dazzling installation located within Kaohsiung’s Formosa Boulevard MRT Station. Designed by Italian artist Narcissus Quagliata, it is the world’s largest glass artwork, spanning 30 metres and crafted from over 4,500 colourful panels. Illuminated in vivid shades of gold, blue, red and green, the dome symbolises love, tolerance and the cycle of life. More than just public art, it has become one of Kaohsiung’s most iconic cultural landmarks and a striking example of how art transforms everyday spaces.

For your stay in Kaohsiung, guests may choose from three carefully selected five star properties. The Howard Plaza Hotel Kaohsiung offers spacious Deluxe Rooms, extensive facilities and a reputation for polished service, making it an excellent option for travellers who value comfort and classic five star amenities. The Grand Hilai Kaohsiung provides a contemporary setting with stylish Superior Rooms, refined dining options and a central location ideal for exploring the city. For those seeking a boutique luxury feel, The Amnis Kaohsiung delivers understated elegance with its Premier Rooms, sleek design and a focus on personalised service. Dinner will be enjoyed at your chosen hotel this evening, allowing you to relax and savour the refined dining on offer. Overnight in Kaohsiung.

After breakfast, meet your guide at 10:00am in the hotel lobby for a full day exploring Kaohsiung, Taiwan’s dynamic southern port city. Known for its lively harbor, cultural landmarks and increasingly cosmopolitan energy, Kaohsiung balances its maritime heritage with modern attractions, making it a highlight of your journey. Today combines visits to iconic religious sites with a premium private yacht experience, showcasing the city from both land and water.

Begin your sightseeing at Lotus Pond, one of Kaohsiung’s most important cultural and religious areas. The lake is surrounded by a number of temples and ornate structures that reflect Taiwan’s spiritual life. Among the most famous are the Dragon and Tiger Pagodas, brightly painted towers where visitors enter through the dragon’s mouth and exit through the tiger’s, a ritual believed to bring good fortune. These pagodas have become symbols of Kaohsiung and were even featured by CNN as must-see attractions for their colourful architecture and cultural resonance.

Nearby, visit the Spring and Autumn Pavilions, two ornate palace-style structures built in 1953 and dedicated to Guanyin, the Goddess of Mercy. Connected by a zigzag bridge across the water, the pavilions are striking examples of traditional Chinese architecture, set against the tranquil lake. Together, Lotus Pond, the pagodas and the pavilions create a vivid picture of Taiwan’s religious traditions and artistic flair.

In the afternoon, embark on a private yacht cruise departing from KW2 Pier. This exclusive experience allows you to sail through Kaohsiung Harbor, taking in views of container ships, historic warehouses and the city’s evolving waterfront. The yacht offers comfort and privacy, with the chance to enjoy the sea breeze and open decks as you glide past key sites. Stops include Hongmao Port Cultural Park, where centuries of fishing traditions are preserved, offering insight into the city’s maritime heritage. A highlight is dining on a seafood set meal at Kaohsiung’s 360° revolving restaurant, where sweeping views of the harbor create a truly memorable setting.

As the sun sets, the harbor lights reflect off the water, creating a glittering panorama best enjoyed from the deck of your yacht on the return journey. Dinner tonight is enjoyed at the High Pyramid Revolving Restaurant, where fine dining is matched by breathtaking views of Kaohsiung illuminated at night. Afterward, return to your luxury hotel for a restful evening, surrounded by comfort and elegance. Overnight in Kaohsiung.

After breakfast, meet your guide at 9:30am in the hotel lobby and depart for Tainan, Taiwan’s oldest city and a centre of history, tradition and culture. The drive is a short journey of around one hour (45km), bringing you from the modern port energy of Kaohsiung to the slower rhythm of Tainan, where heritage buildings, temples and creative hubs reflect centuries of layered history.

Your first stop is the Ten Drum Creative Park, an imaginative reuse of a former sugar factory now transformed into a world class cultural attraction. Operated by the acclaimed Ten Drum Art Percussion Group, the site combines industrial heritage with modern performance. Highlights include live drumming shows where powerful rhythms echo through the halls, hands-on workshops that allow guests to try percussion for themselves, and creative installations such as aerial slides and skywalks integrated into the old factory architecture. This unique fusion of art, music and history makes it one of Tainan’s most distinctive attractions.

Continue to the Hayashi Department Store, an elegant building constructed in 1932 during the Japanese colonial period. Once the city’s first modern department store, it has been carefully restored to its former glory. Inside, boutique shops sell high quality local products, exhibitions showcase Tainan’s golden era, and on the rooftop a Shinto shrine remains as a quiet reminder of the city’s past. The blend of heritage and contemporary design makes Hayashi both a shopping destination and a cultural experience.

Next, stroll along Shennong Street, one of the best preserved historic lanes in Tainan. Traditional wooden houses, small temples and red lanterns create an atmosphere that transports visitors back in time. The street is also known for its authentic snacks and small artisan shops, where you can pause to taste local delicacies or admire hand crafted souvenirs. Shennong Street captures Tainan’s charm as a city where the old is not only preserved but continues to thrive as part of daily life.

Lunch will be enjoyed at a local restaurant chosen for its authentic flavours and warm service, while dinner in the evening highlights Tainan’s reputation as Taiwan’s culinary capital. After a day immersed in creativity, history and tradition, check in at the luxurious Silks Place Tainan, where your Deluxe Room offers comfort, elegance and refined service. Overnight in Tainan.

After breakfast, meet your guide at 9:30am in the hotel lobby for a full day exploring Tainan, Taiwan’s oldest city and once its political and cultural capital. Today’s program blends natural beauty with historic sites that illustrate Tainan’s role as the cradle of Taiwanese civilisation. With carefully curated experiences, you will gain both relaxation and insight into the city’s layered past.

Begin at the Sicao Green Tunnel, often described as Taiwan’s “mini Amazon.” Glide along this mangrove-lined waterway in an eco-friendly boat as the branches form a lush canopy overhead. The still waters reflect the greenery, creating an enchanting tunnel effect. The area is alive with biodiversity, from fiddler crabs and mudskippers to migratory birds resting in the wetlands. The experience is serene, immersive and a refreshing contrast to the city streets, offering a unique way to discover Taiwan’s coastal ecosystems.

Continue to Anping Fort, originally built in 1624 by the Dutch as Fort Zeelandia. This was the first castle in Taiwan and once served as the centre of foreign trade and colonial administration. Walking through its restored walls and exhibition rooms, you will learn about the era of maritime trade that brought Taiwan into global networks and witness artefacts that connect the island to its international past.

Nearby stands Chikan Tower, constructed in 1650 and today one of Tainan’s most prominent national historic sites. Once a centre of learning and official life, it offers courtyards, red brick halls and traditional Chinese architectural flourishes that illustrate Taiwan’s transition from Dutch to Ming and Qing rule. Complementing these sites is the Confucius Temple, built in 1665 as the island’s first temple dedicated to Confucius and the highest educational institution before the Qing dynasty. Its serene courtyards and elegant halls reflect the reverence for scholarship and tradition that shaped Taiwan’s society.

Lunch will be enjoyed at Duxiaoyue, a Tainan institution famous for its signature danzai noodles and refined takes on local dishes, while dinner is arranged at another selected restaurant to highlight the city’s culinary diversity. After a day of rich cultural exploration, return to Silks Place Tainan, where you can relax in refined surroundings and enjoy the attentive service of one of Taiwan’s finest hotels. Overnight in Tainan.

After breakfast, meet your guide at 9:00am in the hotel lobby and depart for Chiayi, a city often called the cultural gateway to the Alishan region. The drive takes around 1.5 to 2 hours (75km), with the scenery gradually shifting from Tainan’s coastal plains to the fertile farmlands that surround Chiayi. Known for its historic railway, tea culture and growing reputation as a creative hub, Chiayi offers a fascinating mix of tradition and modernity that complements the days spent in southern Taiwan.

Your first stop is the Bantaoyao Ceramic Park, a beautifully designed cultural space dedicated to Taiwan’s centuries-old ceramic and pottery traditions. Walking through the site, you will see restored kilns, displays of traditional pottery tools and exquisite ceramic art created by local masters. The pottery street is lined with studios and boutiques offering everything from functional tableware to intricate decorative pieces. A highlight is the chance to try your hand at clay molding or painting in a guided workshop, creating a small handmade piece to keep as a personal memento. Lunch is served here, with a hot pot meal that reflects the warmth and hospitality of central Taiwan.

Continue to Hinoki Village, one of the most atmospheric places in Chiayi. This cultural park was developed from restored Japanese-era wooden dormitories originally built for forestry workers in the 1920s. Surrounded by fragrant cypress trees, the village today is filled with boutique shops, cafés, tea houses and artisan craft studios, making it both a heritage site and a lively creative district. Walking between the wooden houses, you can sense the blend of past and present, as historic architecture has been given new life while preserving its original charm.

In the afternoon, visit the Alishan Forest Railway Garage Park, an open-air museum dedicated to Taiwan’s most famous mountain railway. Once the maintenance hub for the line, the park preserves historic steam engines, locomotives and railway equipment that recall the days when trains carried timber down from Alishan’s forests. It offers both nostalgia and education, showing how the railway played a central role in Taiwan’s logging and mountain history. For visitors, it is a rare chance to walk among these preserved trains and imagine the journeys they once made into the misty mountains.

By evening, check into the Nice Prince Hotel, Chiayi’s premier five star property. Your Deluxe Room offers a calm, contemporary retreat with elegant design, plush bedding and views of the city skyline. The hotel provides a choice of fine dining and leisure facilities, ensuring a restful stay after a day of exploration. Dinner tonight is arranged at a local restaurant, giving you the opportunity to sample Chiayi’s renowned chicken rice and other regional delicacies. Afterward, return to your hotel to unwind in refined comfort. Overnight in Chiayi.

After breakfast, meet your guide at 9:30am for the scenic drive from Chiayi into the Alishan mountains, a journey of around 1.5 to 2 hours (70km). The road gradually climbs through forests and highland villages, offering glimpses of mist rising over valleys and terraced slopes. This transition from the city to the highlands sets the stage for one of Taiwan’s most beloved destinations, where natural beauty and cultural heritage are interwoven.

Your first stop is Fenqihu Old Street, a railway town that has preserved its nostalgic charm. Once an important station on the Alishan Forest Railway, Fenqihu remains filled with traditional wooden houses, tea shops and food stalls serving regional specialties. Among the highlights is the iconic railway lunchbox, or fenqihu bento, a hearty meal traditionally served to passengers making the mountain journey. Local treats such as bamboo shoot dishes and handmade mochi reflect the area’s produce and culinary traditions. With its misty mountain backdrop, Fenqihu is often compared to Jiufen for its atmosphere and character.

It is highly recommended to sample the famous fenqihu bento here, an authentic taste of the railway culture that connects generations of travellers to this mountain route. The simple presentation belies the richness of its flavours, and enjoying it in the setting of an old railway town makes it particularly memorable. Lunch is arranged at a local restaurant, where regional flavours continue the theme of fresh mountain ingredients.

In the afternoon, continue into Alishan Forest Park, one of Taiwan’s most celebrated scenic areas. With your private guide, explore the park’s towering cypress trees, serene Sisters Ponds and the impressive Sacred Tree, a living symbol of Alishan’s ancient forest heritage. The Giant Tree Trail takes you through groves of centuries-old trees, while your guide explains the ecology, geology and indigenous traditions connected to this remarkable landscape. Depending on the season, cherry blossoms or autumn colours may transform the park into a palette of soft pinks or vibrant reds, while the high altitude air adds to the sense of clarity and renewal.

By evening, check into the Alishan Hotel, the region’s premier property. Your Deluxe Room offers a comfortable and elegant retreat surrounded by mountain scenery. Dinner will be served at the hotel, allowing you to enjoy refined dining after a day of exploration. With its combination of natural wonders, cultural stories and luxury accommodation, today provides a deeply memorable introduction to Alishan. Overnight in Alishan.

This morning begins early with an unforgettable journey aboard the Alishan Forest Railway, one of the world’s most scenic mountain railways. Travel on the Zhushan Line to reach Zhushan Station, where the sunrise over Alishan is at its most spectacular. As the first light of dawn breaks across the horizon, the sky glows in shades of gold, orange and crimson, while a rolling sea of clouds drifts below. It is a moment of awe and serenity, cherished by visitors from around the world. Although this portion is without a guide, the magic of the sunrise speaks for itself and remains one of Taiwan’s most iconic experiences.

After returning to your hotel for breakfast, your guide will meet you to continue exploring Alishan. The park sits at over 2,000 metres above sea level, with its crisp air and dense forests creating a refreshing environment. The Alishan Forest Park is celebrated for its “Five Wonders” - sunrise, sea of clouds, sunset, forests and giant trees - and today’s exploration will bring you closer to each of these natural marvels.

Walk among the towering cypress and cedar groves along the Giant Tree Trail, where some trees are estimated to be over a thousand years old. Your guide will share insights into the ecology of the forest and the cultural importance of these giants to Taiwan’s Indigenous communities. The trail also leads to landmarks such as the Brother Tree, Sister Ponds and the Three Generation Tree, each with its own story and symbolic meaning.

Lunch will be arranged at a local restaurant, offering a taste of mountain cuisine that reflects the simplicity and freshness of the highland environment. Dishes often feature seasonal vegetables, wild herbs and locally sourced produce, creating a meal that is both hearty and distinctive to the region.

In the evening, return to the Alishan Hotel, where you can relax in your Deluxe Room after a day of discovery. Dinner will be served at the hotel, allowing you to enjoy a leisurely meal in refined surroundings. With its combination of breathtaking natural scenery, unique railway heritage and comfortable five-star lodging, today captures the very essence of the Alishan experience. Overnight in Alishan.

After breakfast, meet your guide at 9:30am for the scenic drive from Alishan to Sun Moon Lake, a journey of approximately 2.5 to 3 hours (105km). As you descend from the highlands, the road winds through verdant valleys before opening to the shimmering waters of Taiwan’s most famous lake. With its mountain backdrop and mirrored surface, Sun Moon Lake has long been celebrated as one of the island’s most enchanting destinations.

Your first stop is Ita Thao Village, home to the Thao people, one of Taiwan’s smallest Indigenous groups. Here you can stroll the lively shopping street filled with food stalls and craft shops, sampling regional delicacies such as millet wine, roasted wild boar and herbal teas. The village preserves and shares the living traditions of the Thao community, making it a cultural counterpoint to the lake’s natural beauty.

Continue to the Tse En Pagoda, built in 1969 by Chiang Kai-shek in memory of his mother. Rising high above the forested hills, the pagoda provides panoramic views of Sun Moon Lake and the surrounding mountains. The climb to its viewing platform is rewarded by one of the finest perspectives in the region, where the lake’s unique shape can be fully appreciated.

Next, visit the Wen-wu Temple, an impressive structure overlooking the water. Built in 1938, the temple is dedicated to Confucius and two military deities, blending elements of education, wisdom and strength. Its grand architecture and red painted beams frame sweeping vistas of the lake and mountains, making it both a spiritual site and one of the best viewpoints in the area. Lunch will be enjoyed at a local restaurant, featuring flavours that highlight central Taiwan’s culinary traditions.

This evening, check into one of two outstanding five star resorts on the lake. Guests may choose The Lalu, famed for its minimalist design and lakeside rooms that open directly onto serene water views, creating an atmosphere of refined tranquillity. Alternatively, the Fleur De Chine Hotel offers a classic mountain setting, with elegant rooms, renowned hot spring facilities and warm Taiwanese hospitality. Dinner is served at your chosen hotel, where fine dining and lake views combine to create a memorable evening. Overnight at Sun Moon Lake.

After breakfast, meet your guide at 9:00am to begin a day dedicated to the culture, landscapes and traditions of Sun Moon Lake. Today’s experiences blend hands-on activities with stunning scenery, giving you a deeper connection to both the environment and the heritage of this remarkable destination.

Begin at a tea plantation, where the region’s famous black tea is cultivated on scenic mountain slopes. Here you will take part in an immersive program that includes tea picking, tea making and tea tasting. Guided by local experts, you will learn how the leaves are harvested, processed and brewed to produce Taiwan’s distinctive flavours. Surrounded by tranquil landscapes of rolling hills and neatly terraced rows, the experience is both educational and restorative, offering a rare chance to connect with one of the island’s most enduring cultural traditions.

Continue with a ride on the Sun Moon Lake Ropeway, which soars 1.8km above the forested hills linking the lakeshore with the Formosan Aboriginal Culture Village. The panoramic gondola ride provides sweeping views of the emerald waters and surrounding mountains, creating an unforgettable perspective of the lake’s beauty. It is both a scenic highlight and a cultural gateway, allowing visitors to appreciate the scale and serenity of the area from above.

Later, embark on a private lake cruise, gliding across Sun Moon Lake’s calm waters as the mountains rise dramatically around you. The cruise allows for leisurely sightseeing of the shoreline’s temples, villages and forested slopes, with opportunities to pause for photographs and quiet reflection. Seen from the water, the lake reveals its full grandeur, framed by changing light and the surrounding peaks.

Lunch will be arranged at a carefully selected local restaurant, introducing you to the regional cuisine of central Taiwan. Dinner is served this evening at your luxury hotel, whether lakeside elegance at The Lalu or mountain-facing refinement at Fleur De Chine. As night falls, you can enjoy your resort’s spa, hot springs or lakeside views, bringing your stay at Sun Moon Lake to a restful close. Overnight at Sun Moon Lake.

After breakfast, meet your guide at 8:00am in the hotel lobby and transfer to Taichung High Speed Rail Station, a drive of around one hour (65km). Today you return to the capital in comfort aboard the Taiwan High Speed Rail in Business Class, enjoying wide leather seating, priority boarding and complimentary refreshments. Your reserved service is THSR No. 0618, departing Taichung at 09:39am and arriving in Taipei Nangang at 10:40am. This smooth and efficient journey allows you to relax and enjoy the scenery while covering much of the island in just over an hour.

On arrival in Taipei, visit the Ever Rich Duty Free Shop, Taiwan’s largest and most luxurious duty-free retailer. Here you will find international brands, fine jewellery, fragrances, premium spirits and local specialties in an elegant shopping environment. Beyond shopping, Ever Rich enhances the experience with cultural activities such as tea tastings, DIY workshops and even the opportunity to make your own bubble milk tea. It is a place where lifestyle, culture and shopping merge, offering a refined and enjoyable interlude.

The afternoon is kept at leisure, allowing you to either relax with your hotel’s five star facilities or set out to explore nearby attractions with your guide’s recommendations. Whether you prefer spa treatments, a stroll through the city, or simply quiet time to recharge, the flexibility ensures the day ends at your own pace.

Lunch will be arranged at a local restaurant, showcasing the culinary depth of the capital, while dinner is reserved at your hotel, allowing for a convenient yet refined dining experience. This balance of activities and relaxation creates an ideal final full day in Taipei.

For your stay, you may choose between two luxury properties that are not only wellness-focused but also located within easy reach of the international airport. Wellspring by Silks Beitou offers Balcony Rooms that open to natural hot spring baths and views of the surrounding valley, combining modern comfort with Beitou’s spa tradition. Alternatively, the Hotel Royal Beitou provides Premier Suites with spacious interiors and exclusive in-room hot spring facilities, alongside exceptional service and refined design. Both hotels allow you to rejuvenate in style while offering convenient access for your departure the following day. Overnight in Taipei.

After breakfast, the morning is free at leisure to enjoy the facilities of your five star hotel or to take a final stroll nearby. With your hotel located within convenient distance of Taipei’s international airport, you can relax knowing that your departure will be smooth and stress free.

At the appointed time, your guide and private driver will meet you in the hotel lobby for your transfer to the airport. The journey is planned to arrive at the terminal around three hours prior to your scheduled departure, ensuring ample time for check-in, security and duty free shopping if desired.

As you prepare for your onward flight, reflect on the highlights of your journey - from the elegance of Taipei and the cultural heritage of Tainan to the alpine wonders of Alishan and the serene beauty of Sun Moon Lake.