Top Taiwan Unique Experiences

Explore Taipei at your own pace, and see only the sights that you’re interested in, on this customizable, half-day tour. Pick a departure time and location that work best for you; with just a private guide for company, you’re guaranteed a completely personalized adventure. Visit Taipei’s banner attractions, or go on an in-depth neighborhood exploration: your guide will plan a bespoke itinerary based around your interests.

Pair up with a Lokafyer guide who’s a Kaohsiung local for a private walking tour of the city. An authentic alternative to a group tour, it’s like having a local friend to show you around Kaohsiung, whether you’re searching for the most authentic restaurants or taking in the sights. Starting with a pre-tour chat about what interests you, you’ll get personalized tips and recommendations based on local know-how.

Trade the urban bustle for a day in one of Taiwan’s most atmospheric tea-growing regions on this private tour. Following pickup directly from your Taipei hotel, travel in a comfortable vehicle to the verdant Pinglin District. You’ll visit a local tea plantation (and will enjoy numerous samples), will try the region’s tea-based cuisine, will admire the scenery as you explore, and will even help hand-pull noodles at the celebrated Shihding Tsu’s Handmade Noodle Company.

From Taoist temples to modern skyscrapers, to sprawling street markets—there’s so much to see in Taiwan's capital, it can be overwhelming for first-time visitors. This Lokafy walking tour offers a different experience to the typical guided tour. Connect with a Taiwan local who will show you around their city like a friend and introduce you to the neighborhoods that they know and love. Chat with your guide before you arrive and devise an itinerary that suits your preferences and style of travel.

On this private evening tour, you won’t just enjoy lofty views overlooking Taipei—you’ll also try the city’s traditional, tea-infused cuisine, and take part in a tutored tea tasting. Meet your guide at your hotel and take a gondola up to Maokong, once one of Taiwan’s top tea-producing regions. After your tea-infused meal, finish with a trip to a local viewing point offering panoramic city vistas and an exceptional perspective on Taipei 101.

Enjoy a fully bespoke way of exploring Taipei on this private and personalized tour of the city. After booking, you’ll connect with the tour provider and will discuss your interests and preferences, after which a custom itinerary will be created just for you. Choose a time of day and meeting point that work best for you—your guide can meet you at your centrally located hotel—and set off. Visit Taipei’s most famous attractions, see its locals-frequented neighborhoods, tour its night markets, and beyond: the choice is yours.

Explore Taipei like you’re visiting a trusted friend—this customized tour is tailored to your specific interests and budget. Whether you are interested in seeing well-known attractions or getting off the beaten path (or both), your guide can make it happen. Visit markets, hot springs, food halls, and more. Your host can also offer insight into how to spend the rest of your time in Taipei.

Customize your itinerary and discover the best of Taipei on this full-day private tour. Visit the city’s key landmarks according to your interests such as Taipei 101, the Shilin Night Market, Elephant Mountain, Lungshan Temple, and more. Learn more about Taiwan’s rich history, culture, and gastronomy from your guide as you tour this lively city.

Combine a full day of sightseeing with Taiwanese tea tasting in Taipei on a tour that saves you making separate bookings. Take a ride on the Maokong Gondola for a unique perspective of the mountain scenery and meet highly skilled local tea experts who will teach you how to steep the perfect pot of tea. You’ll also visit the picturesque Bagua Tea Plantation. Numbers are limited for more personalized attention from your guide.

The Fo Guang Shan Buddha Museum is a large cultural and religious complex located in Kaohsiung, Taiwan. Opened in 2011 by the Buddhist organization Fo Guang Shan, the museum combines traditional Buddhist architecture with modern design. It is famous for its towering 108-meter Buddha statue and eight pagodas that line the main pathway to the Great Buddha Hall. The museum promotes Humanistic Buddhism and features exhibition halls displaying Buddhist art, historical relics, and multimedia presentations. It is both a spiritual site and a popular tourist destination known for its peaceful atmosphere and impressive scale.