Taiwan Lantern Festival 
An annual lantern festival held in Taiwan during the Lantern Festival since 1990, and is jointly organized by the Tourism Bureau of the Ministry of Transportation and Communications and all local governments in Taiwan. Originally held only in Taipei City, the “Taipei Lantern Festival” was moved to all parts of Taiwan in 2001, and was officially named the Taiwan Lantern Festival in 2003, making it a national event!

DAY 1 U.S.A. to Taipei

Arrived from the U.S.A. at the airport in the evening and took a luxury flight to Taoyuan International Airport.

DAY 2 Arrive Taipei - Taoyuan International Airport - National Palace Museum 

- National Palace Museum: The National Palace Museum, abbreviated as the National Palace Museum of Taiwan or the National Palace Museum of Taipei, also known as the National Dr. Sun Yat-sen Museum, is the largest museum in Taiwan as well as one of the Eight Scenic Spots of Taiwan, and a research institution for the history of ancient Chinese art and sinology. The main museum is located in the Shilin District of Taipei City, with a southern compound in Taihao City, Chiayi County. It receives more than 6.14 million visitors a year, and was ranked the sixth most-visited art museum in the world in 2015.

Accommodation-Fuhua Hotel or similar hotels in Taipei 
Breakfast/Fuhang Soya Bean Milk│Lunch/Three Treasures of the National Palace Museum│Night/Self-catering 

DAY 3 Taipei Lighting Fair Exhibition Area - Taipei  - Shifen Old Street /PingXi Sky Lantern Festival 

- Shifen Old Street: Pingxi District, New Taipei City, can be considered the earliest developed and the largest settlement. A railroad branch line, “Pingxi Line,” built due to the mining of coal, meanders along the valley of the Keelung River, and the main feature of the street and the train tracks are connected, which allows you to experience the novelty of “passing in front of a train,” and to walk beside the railroad tracks. It is also a famous spot for many movies and idol dramas.
  
- Pingxi Sky Lantern Festival: Pingxi District in New Taipei City organizes this event every year during the Lantern Festival, and in recent years, it has developed into a well-known nighttime folklore festival in Taiwan, which is as famous as the Yanshui beehive firecrackers in Tainan, and is known as the “Southern beehive firecrackers and Northern Sky Lantern".

Accommodation - Fu Hua Hotel or similar hotel in Taipei 
Meal - Breakfast/Hotel Breakfast│Lunch / Self-catering│Dinner/ at the hotel

DAY 4 Taipei - Formosan Aboriginal Culture Village - Sun Moon Lake 

－Formosan Aboriginal Culture Village:The main feature of the park is the display of the cultural characteristics of Taiwan's indigenous ethnic groups.
－Sun Moon Lake: A semi-natural freshwater lake and reservoir for hydroelectric power generation in Riyue Village, Quichih Township, Nantou County; the lake is the second largest in size on Taiwan's main island, and a large part of it is a natural lake and reservoir for power generation.

Accommodation - Fleur de Chine Hotel Sun Moon Lakel (Classic Mountain View) or similar hotels 
Meals - Breakfast/Hotel Breakfast│Lunch/Self-catering│Dinner/Hotel Dinner

DAY 5 Sun Moon Lake - Youyi Bassi Tsou Cultural Tribe - Alishan Forest Recreation Area 

－Yu Yu Pas Tsou Cultural Tribe: A cultural park spanning across the luxuriant mountains, with an extensive oolong tea plantation in the high mountains.
－Alishan Forest Recreation Area: Sunrise, sea of clouds, railroads, forests, and sunset are the classic impressions of Alishan. When you come to Alishan, you can enjoy the greenery of the forests, be amazed by the beauty of the sunrise, sea of clouds, and sunset, savor the delicate scenery of the tea gardens, and feel the humanistic underpinnings of the Tsou tribe in the original countryside, and have a wide range of different experiences that are the focus of the tour that you can't afford to miss when you come to Alishan!

Accommodation - Alishan Hotel (New Hall) or similar hotels 
Meals - Breakfast/Hotel Breakfast│Lunch/Chou cuisine│Dinner/ at the hotel

DAY 6 Alishan - Chushan - Kaohsiung/Buddha Memorial Hall - Taipei 

- Chushan: Due to its prominent terrain and wide view, every time the sun rises, ten thousand rays of light fall down on the ground, and the sea of clouds formed in the valleys, which is a marvelous sight. Many tourists come from thousands of miles to see the first glimmer of light.
- Buddha Memorial Hall: The largest and tallest seated Buddha in Asia, the Buddha Light Buddha, is enshrined in the hall, which also houses the Shakyamuni Buddha's relics, as well as a permanent museum, an exhibition hall, and a Hall of Enlightenment, which can accommodate 2,000 people.

Accommodation-Taipei Fu Hua Hotel or similar hotels 
Meals-Breakfast/Hotel Breakfast│Lunch/Buffet at Buddha Memorial Hall│Night/Self-catering 

DAY 7 Taipei-Taoyaun/Xpark Aquarium-Taiwan Lantern Festival 

- Xpark Aquarium: Japan's highly popular Yokohama Hakkeijima team made its debut across the sea to create the first Japanese urban aquarium in Taiwan 
- 2025 Taiwan Lantern Festival: See you in Taoyuan, and we hope to create the most beautiful Lantern Festival by combining the characteristics of multiple ethnic groups and cultures. 

Accommodation-Taipei Fuhua Hotel or a hotel of the same class 
Meal - Breakfast/at the hotel│Lunch / Self-catering│Dinner/ at the hotel

DAY 8 Taipei - Taoyuan International Airport (Return Home)

After breakfast, transfer to Taoyuan International Airport with full of travel memories, take the flight back to your original residence, ending the pleasant journey to the Lantern Festival ~

Meals-Breakfast/Hotel Breakfast