5 Days Taiwan Highlights

5 Days Taiwan Highlights Tour including Sun Moon Lake, Tainan, Kaohsiung, Kenting, Taitung, Hualien, Yilan

Tour Overview

This guided small group Taiwan tour is ideal for travelers who enjoy traveling in small groups or familiy trip while covering all of Taiwan’s must-see highlights during 5 days. Designed specifically for small group travel (6–14 participants), the tour offers you to see Taiwan and do a island tour during 5 days.

Scenic Highlights

During the tour, you’ll admire the stunning beauty of Sun Moon Lake by walking along the lake and enjoying a boat cruise. Explore Taiwan’s ancient capital Tainan, visit Kaohsiung, the island’s second-largest port city, and discover the amazing nature in the east coast and Kenting.

Intinerary

DAY 1
Taipei – Sun moon lake

DAY 2
Sun moon lake – Tainan

DAY 3
Tainan – Kaoshiung

DAY 4
Kaoshiung – Kenting – Taitung

DAY 5
Taitung – Yilan – Taipei

Go Boating at Sun Moon Lake

Sun Moon Lake, the largest lake on the island, is divided by Lalu Island. The eastern side of the lake resembles the sun, while the western side resembles the crescent moon, giving the lake its unique name. This picturesque area is also the ancestral home of the Thao people, one of Taiwan’s indigenous groups. With its rich culture and natural beauty, Sun Moon Lake has earned its place as one of Taiwan’s premier destinations.

Chinan Tower

Tainan: Taiwan’s Oldest City

Tainan, the oldest city in Taiwan, is steeped in rich history and exudes the charm of an ancient town.

Stroll through Anping Fort to trace remnants of the Dutch colonial era. You can also explore the unique Anping Tree House, where nature intertwines with historical relics.

Beyond its historic landmarks, Tainan is a lively city. Hidden alleys showcase traditional architecture, boutique shops, and vibrant street food.

Fo Guang Shan Buddha Museum

Learn About Buddhist Culture at the Fo Guang Shan Buddha Museum. The Fo Guang Shan Buddha Museum in Kaohsiung is one of Taiwan’s most renowned religious and cultural landmarks. It offers travelers a unique opportunity to explore Buddhist philosophy.