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Taipei:Yangmingshan Half Day Tour
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Tour Highlight
- Active volcanic landscape with sulfur fumaroles, steaming vents, and natural hot springs.
- Former summer retreat of Chiang Kai-shek, surrounded by peaceful gardens and pine trees.
- Scenic valley renowned for its blooming calla lilies in spring and hydrangeas in summer.
Operation Day: Everyday
Duration: 5 Hours, start at 08:30 AM
Traditional Chinese, English
Pick-up Point: MRT Xingtian temple Station, exit 2
Drop-off Point: MRT Xingtian temple Station, exit 2
Vehicle type: Depending on the number of passengers
Inclusion
- Professional tour guide (Mandarin / English )
- Local transfer by air-conditioned vehicle
- Local General Insurance
2,100 ดอลลาร์ไต้หวัน/คน
Exclusion
- Entrance ticket(NT80)
- Food and beverage
- Gratuities
08:30 - MRT Xingtian Temple Station, Exit 2
Your tour guide will be waitng at MRT Xingtian Temple Station, Exit 2. Please arrive 10 minutes early.
09:30-10:30 - Yangmingshan - Xiaoyoukeng
Head off to Yangmingshan National Park. You will visit the most popular attraction in Yangmingshan National Park —Xiaoyoukeng, Xiaoyoukeng, also known as "Little Oil Well," famous for its unique volcanic landscapes, including fumaroles, hot springs, and bubbling mud pools. The area is characterized by sulfur deposits and steam vents, creating a surreal and captivating environment.
10:30-11:30 - Yangmingshuwu
Some unique flora within and around the park include cherry blossoms, azaleas, camellias, peach blossoms, thorn apples, and plum blossoms, changing with the seasons. From December through April, the landscape is adorned with native cherry, plum, camellia, peach, and azaleas, and this time period is known as the flower festival. The Flower Clock is a large garden artwork nearby the western entrance to the park.
11:30-12:30 - Zhuzihu Lake (Bamboo Lake)
Located in Yangmingshan National Park, Bamboo Lake (also known as Zhuzihu) offers an ever-changing landscape as cherry blossoms, calla lilies, hydrangeas and orange daylilies take turns to bloom in different seasons of the year.