TAIWAN: TOUCHING THE ROMANTIC BEAUTY OF TAIWAN

Morning: After breakfast at the hotel, the group checks out and departs to visit:
Shifen Old Street: a place where people often come to release sky lanterns, with a strong Chinese design featuring red lanterns hung high, food stalls and tea shops everywhere. Besides ready-made lanterns, you can buy paper, design your own lantern, write your wishes on it and release it into the sky. After sending off your wishes, if you have time, you can try stopping by a roadside drink shop, sipping some highland tea, enjoying rustic cakes and taking in the beauty of nature and the slow pace of life here (includes 4 guests/sky lantern).
Yeliu Geopark: Long famous for its strangely shaped rock formations created by wind and sea erosion over the years. Even more curious is that they are compared to the elegant image of Queen's Head or some amusing shapes like Mushroom Rock, Candle Rock, Fairy's Shoe...
Lunch: The group has lunch at a restaurant. In the afternoon, visit:
Cosmetics shop: Free to visit and shop for domestic cosmetics.
Soong Mei-ling Garden (Shilin Flower Garden), located within the grounds of the Shilin Official Residence. This was formerly the residence and retreat of Chiang Kai-shek and Soong Mei-ling, and has been open to visitors since 1996. The most planted flower here is the chrysanthemum – Soong Mei-ling's favorite flower.
Evening: The group has dinner at a restaurant. Then return to the hotel to check in and rest. In the evening, free to stroll around night markets (Raohe, Ximending, Shilin,...)
Overnight at a hotel in Taipei or equivalent.

Morning: After breakfast at the hotel, the group checks out and moves to visit:

• Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall: built to commemorate the military and political leader who served as president of the Republic of China from 1950 to 1975, also the first president of Taiwan. Explore the history of Chiang Kai-shek and China in the 20th century through photos, paintings and the wonderful architectural design of the memorial.

• Pixiu feng shui center: learn about Chinese feng shui in Taiwan.

Lunch: The group has lunch at a restaurant and continues sightseeing:

• Rainbow Village: a unique and colorful village created by an art-loving man. This place not only attracts visitors with its splendid beauty, but also brings them joy and happiness when admiring the vivid and fresh paintings.

• Taichung Opera House: designed by architect Toyo Ito, inspired by the "cave dwellings" and "hole dwellings" of prehistoric humans, becoming a unique architectural work with curved walls and one-of-a-kind sloping chutes in the world. Due to its extremely complex construction process, it was honored by international media as one of the "9 new landmarks of the world".

Evening: The group has dinner at a restaurant, returns to the hotel to rest.Free to stroll around Fengjia or Yizhong night market.
Overnight at a hotel in Taichung or equivalent.

Morning: The group has breakfast, checks out of the hotel, completes check-out procedures, and visits:
Sun Moon Lake: The largest natural lake in Taiwan, surrounded by refreshing nature, a favorite resort of Chiang Kai-shek. Here, the group will take a boat ride on the lake and immerse in the scenery of Sun Moon Lake.
Wenwu Temple: Located by Sun Moon Lake, this ancient temple worships Confucius and Guan Gong. Taiwanese people often come here to pray for success in education and career.
Noon: The group has lunch at a restaurant by Sun Moon Lake, then travels to Kaohsiung, visiting on the way:
Tea shop: listen to an introduction about Taiwanese oolong tea products, enjoy a free cup of tea, and learn about the Taiwanese secret to longevity.
Lingzhi mushroom shop: learn about how the Thao people harvest lingzhi mushrooms on Alishan mountain range.
The group travels to Kaohsiung to visit:
Lotus Pond: the area around the pond is planted with many lotus flowers, a famous site listed among the eight famous sceneries of Fengshan during the Qing Dynasty, known as "Dreamy Lotus Fragrance on the Water". Here there is Dragon and Tiger Pagoda: one of the most beautifully architectured temples in Taiwan. The temple has two main towers, the Dragon Tower and the Tiger Tower, each 7 stories high, with uniquely designed entrances featuring a Dragon on one side and a Tiger on the other, symbolizing entering the Dragon and exiting the Tiger for good fortune, prosperity, and luck. Spring and Autumn Pavilions: only about 700m from Dragon and Tiger Pagoda, dedicated to the Southern Sea Guanyin. At Spring and Autumn Pavilions, visitors can admire the massive statue of Guanyin Bodhisattva riding a giant dragon. This statue is inspired by the legend that Guanyin often appears on clouds.
Evening: The group has dinner at a restaurant, then transfers to the hotel for rest.
In the evening, free time to stroll around Liuhe Night Market with its bustling streets.
Overnight at a hotel in Kaohsiung or equivalent.

Morning: The group has breakfast, checks out, and departs to visit:
Visit Formosa Boulevard MRT station and experience the MRT train: Formosa Boulevard station is currently the world's largest dome-shaped subway station, repeatedly voted one of the most beautiful subway stations globally. The "Dome of Light" uses Domelight art composed of 4500 glass panels, the largest single-piece glass public artwork in the world. The group experiences the MRT train – a modern public transport system found only in developed countries (subway ticket included).

Fo Guang Shan: an extremely famous Buddhist sanctuary with incredibly majestic architecture, you can admire the world's tallest Buddha statue. The core precious treasure of the Buddha Memorial Center is the rare Buddha tooth relic.

Noon: The group has lunch at a restaurant. When it's time, transfer to Kaohsiung airport, check in for the flight back to Hanoi (VJ947, 16:15-18:05).
18:05: Land at Noi Bai airport, car picks up and takes the group back to the original meeting point.
Farewell and see you again!
NOTE: The itinerary sequence may change but still ensures all sightseeing points and customer benefits.