You’ll ride in comfort from Taipei to Yehliu’s salt-sprayed coast, wander Jiufen’s lively alleys tasting taro snacks, and send sky lanterns drifting above Pingxi—all with a local guide handling every detail so you can just soak up each moment.
Your day includes private transportation in an air-conditioned vehicle with fuel and parking covered, pickup from your hotel or airport in Taipei, guidance from a professional Chinese/English-speaking driver-guide throughout all stops—plus passenger insurance for peace of mind as you explore Yehliu’s coastlines, Jiufen’s winding lanes and Pingxi’s railway village before heading back home again.
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