Top Taiwan Tours, Sightseeing & Cruises - page 20

Follow in locals’ footsteps when you visit a bustling market—and learn how to make one of Taiwan’s most popular culinary delicacies—on this private tour and cooking class. After pickup from your Taipei hotel, follow your guide to one of the city’s markets, where you’ll see how locals shop and will pick up ingredients for your day of cooking. Then, head to a nearby kitchen, where you’ll learn how to make zongzi: bamboo leaf-wrapped dumplings made of sticky rice and an assortment of fillings.

Are you looking for a quick and comfortable to learn the historical and cultural background of Taipei City along with a private driver guide? Come immerse yourself into the rich history of Chinese culture at National Palace Museum and discover the beauty of Beitou area, visiting attractions such as Sulfur Springs Valley, Beitou Thermal Valley, which is also called The Hell Valley, Beitou Library and more. Explore Dadaocheng and have an in-depth knowledge about this place. Furthermore, you can admire the old western townhouses at Dihua Street that can be dated back to Qing Dynasty. Lastly, this private tour will end at Ningxia Night Market, where you can enjoy the local delicacy and have fun! The total duration of the tour includes the traffic time between attractions.

We especially suggest the guests who would like to pray for their relationship/marriage to join route A&C. And if you're a food lover, try out route B for local experience! Route A) Longshan Temple Morning Walking Tour (Wed&Fri): Looking for a way to know how to pray like a local in Taiwan? This route would be great for you if you'd like to learn about the folk religion and visit Bopiliao Historical District! Route B) Shuanlian Morning Market Walking Tour (Tue&Fri): Would you like to have a deeper connection with Taipei and eat what we really eat? Try out this tour because we'll guide you around the market limited in the morning only and go to Wen Chang Temple to bless for your study/work! Route C) Dihua Street Walking Tour (Thu&Sat): You must have already heard of Dadaocheng for a long time, but it's time to walk along this area with a guide that tells you all the interesting stories that happened in the past! All itineraries are tip-based and the tours will take about 2 hours.

Departing at 8:30 in the morning from Taipei, this ensures a comfortable and fast journey to Wushih Harbor. The whale watching cruise will set sail and sail through Guishan Island, which is a volcanic island famous for its resemblance to a turtle's back. The whale/dolphin watching activity is seasonally limited only in Taiwan from March to November in the area. That's why you should definitely not miss the special chance to witness these breathtaking views! After watching the marine animals, it's the turn for animals on land. We'll be arriving at Lanyang Animal Kingdom to feed the animals in person and enjoy their companionship, including sheep, capybaras, and more.

Iconic Landmark: Enjoy 90 minutes of free time at the world-famous Taipei 101—perfect for sightseeing, shopping, or a stunning city view. Healthy Dining: Savor a healthy and flavorful dinner inside the iconic Taipei 101 Mall. Interactive Fun: Experience CyberCube, Taipei’s flagship tech game store, where light grids and immersive challenges bring out your playful side. Seamless Experience: Relax with a smooth, pre-planned evening itinerary—ideal for travelers who want to explore without the stress.

Taiwan is a hot spring lover's paradise, and our Bath of the Gods tour aims to bring visitors through the history, culture and healing waters of Taipei's geothermic Beitou neighborhood. You'll explore the Japanese colonial era mansion once serving as hot spring central for government officials prior to its present incarnation as a beautifully laid out hot spring museum. Afterwards, you'll be going to Hell…Hell Valley, that is, a picturesque geothermic lake whose brimstone scented steam give the area its memorable name. Finally, ending up with an exclusive resort (which once served as a final R&R spot for pre-mission Kamikaze pilots) for a full-on private hot spring experience. Note: 1) This tour is not recommended for children under the age of 12 and pregnant women. 2) Please be reminded this tour does not include an English-speaking tour guide. 3) For your safety, private hot spring suites require a minimum of two guests, as required by local regulations.

Colonial Taiwan, and ultra-modern Taipei are all yours to experience with the added perk of an interactive and knowledgeable tour guide. You'll visit Taipei’s must-see attractions on this full-day tour of the capital’s traditional religious venues, historical spots, and places of scenic beauty. Highlights of this hand-crafted guided tour include a brief visit to Taipei 101, an hour's viewing of ancient Chinese art collections at the National Palace Museum, and free time to explore the bustling, exotic Shilin night market on your own. A whirlwind tour designed for business travelers or visitors looking to experience as much of Taiwan's capital as possible in one day.

Trade the skyline views for the charcoal-grilled street food of Wanhua and Ximending. We’re taking you on an evening food tour through the smoke-and-steam gauntlet of Taipei’s most guarded recipes, from the Michelin-rated braised pork to the fermented funk of the back-alley fryers. This is an all-access pass to the food hotspots and night markets of Taipei.

Stroll through the nostalgic Four Four South Village, hike up Xiangshan for breathtaking city views, and soak in the spiritual beauty of Longshan Temple. Unwind with a relaxing foot massage at Huaxi Street.

Take in the iconic Chiang Kai-Shek Memorial Hall, the historic Presidential Office Building, serene Taipei Botanical Garden, cultural treasures at the National Museum of History, and authentic flavors at Nanmen Market.

Taiwan’s most iconic natural wonder. Carved by the Liwu River, this 19km marble canyon is a dramatic landscape of sheer cliffs, deep gorges, and crystal-clear turquoise waters.

National Palace Museum Guided Tour cultural experiences and Indoor Shrimp Fishing Experience memorable encounters with local traditions, a double enjoyment all in one package.

During your Taiwan Tour, let’s stroll along Lukang Old Street to embrace traditional life vibes, uncover mysteries of the Aborigines’ origins at the Museum of Prehistory, and savor delectable street foods at Dongdamen Night Market. The natural wonders are equally spellbinding. As you cruise around the Sun Moon Lake, let our well-informed guide regale you with its fascinating legends. Then lace up your boots and trek through the lush Alishan Mountain, where the 3,000-year-old cypress Sacred Tree stands as a silent sentinel. The sheer rock cliffs and the tempestuous Pacific Ocean at Clear Water Cliff will leave you awestruck by nature’s overwhelming grandeur. As an exclusive bonus, you will dive deep into Hakka culture, along with a hands-on experience of pounded tea-making.

Taroko National Park - Make a stop at the iconic Taroko Gate, the official entrance to Taroko National Park. This grand archway is a must-see landmark and a perfect spot for memorable photos as you enter one of Taiwan’s most famous natural attractions. Tianxiang Scenic Area - Explore the peaceful mountain village of Tianxiang, located deep within the gorge. Surrounded by rivers and mountains, this area features picturesque bridges, temples, and serene walking paths that showcase the natural beauty of the region. Qingshui Cliffs - Be amazed by the spectacular Qingshui Cliffs, where towering rock faces plunge dramatically into the deep blue Pacific Ocean. This is one of Taiwan’s most breathtaking coastal landscapes and a highlight of the entire journey. Qixingtan Beach - Take a relaxing break at Qixingtan Beach, known for its crystal-clear waters and scenic pebble shoreline. Perfect place to unwind, enjoy the ocean breeze, and capture stunning photos of Taiwan’s east coast.