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TaiwanTaiwan, a sub tropical island in the East China Sea, has carved a political and economic niche for itself since 1949 that surpasses its physical size. Despite its congested cities, rushing traffic and teeming markets, Taiwan has genuinely preserved its traditional Chinese Culture. The island has a dynamic export-oriented economy that has changed from clothes and cheap toys to electronics and computers. With some 23 million people in 32000sq.km. of mountainous island, Taiwan is one of the busiest places in the world.
What you must see!
What you must do!
Taipei is the largest and most influential city on the island of Taiwan. The city is the centre of politics and industry. Enjoy the historic colonial architecture which contrasts with the new modern development. Taipei is vibrant by day or by night with great food and shopping at the city’s numerous markets. Taipei is included in many China Holidays itineraries – please contact us for further details
The Presidential Office Building Built during the time of the Japanese occupation of Taiwan, the Presidential Office Building is recognizable from a distance. The Tower stands 60 metres high. The complex was opened to tourists in 1988. The Presidential Office Building is included in many China Holidays itineraries – please contact us for further details
The impressive Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall is the most popular attraction in Taipei City. Covering an area in excess of 250,000 square metres, the Hall and surrounding sights make for an interesting day trip, with beautiful Chinese inspired gardens complementing the architecture. Located in central Taipei. Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall is included in many China Holidays itineraries – please contact us for further details
Built in 1955, the National Museum of History has a large collection of artifacts from the Island of Taiwan and from mainland China. Centrally located in Taipei, it makes for a fascinating half day excursion. National Museum of History is included in many China Holidays itineraries – please contact us for further details
Longshan Temple in Taipei was originally built by settlers from Fujian Province, the closest point to Taiwan on the mainland. The temple has undergone many resurrections due to fire and earthquake. During World War Two the American Air force destroyed the temple claiming that it was a storage facility for weapons by the occupying Japanese. Longshan Temple is included in many China Holidays itineraries – please contact us for further details
Located near Longshan Temple is the Huaxi Street Night Market. Enjoy wandering around the market stalls searching for bargains or souvenirs. Afterwards, enjoy fantastic local food from the many choices on offer. Huaxi Street Night Market is included in many China Holidays itineraries – please contact us for further details
Travel to the middle of Taiwan and you can enjoy the delights of this large inland lake. The name is derived from the shape of the Southern and Northern tip of La Lu Island representing a Sun and Moon respectively. Sun Moon Lake is included in many China Holidays itineraries – please contact us for further details
Venture to the Southern most tip of Taiwan and discover Kenting National Park. The National Park has everything from mountain scenery to beautiful beaches. To the east is the Karst landscape more associated with southern China. This beautiful place makes for a wonderful day tour. Kenting National Park is included in many China Holidays itineraries – please contact us for further details
Taitung County is a less well known area of Taiwan, yet it has huge relevance to the Island. Off the coast is Orchid Island home to the indigenous Taiwan Aboriginals, have believed to have lived her for more than 8000 years. Taitung is included in many China Holidays itineraries – please contact us for further details
Established in 1937 during the Japanese occupation Taroko National park is named after Taroko Gorge, the landmark gorge of the park. The gorge is also known as Marble Gorge due to the large quantities of the valued stone found here. BOOK ONLINE – Full Day Taroko (Marble) Gorge Tour Including air ticket from Taipei to Hualien, train ticket from Hualien to Taipei including lunch. Day tour commences at your specified hotel at 08:00 and returns to your hotel at approximately 18:00. Tour is conducted by Private Car with a private English speaking guide, exclusively at your service.
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