After breakfast, we will head to Xiangyang Park, one of Taiwan's largest sunflower-themed farms, known for its spectacular sunflower fields and diverse farm experiences. It's a great opportunity to immerse ourselves in the beauty of nature. Afterward, head to the Taichung. After arrived, visit the National Taichung Theater (photo stop), an important cultural and arts institution in Taiwan. The architectural design of the National Theater showcases a unique artistic style, combining aesthetics, functionality, and the requirements of the stage. Then visit Rainbow Village, where the exterior walls and alleyways of the houses are covered in vibrant murals, forming colorful and lively paintings. These murals depict various themes, including characters, animals, and natural landscapes, each one filled with creativity and artistic flair. Next, Gaomei Wetlands, where the land and sea meet. It is a grassy and muddy tidal flat where you can catch the sea breeze and spot hundreds of crabs, mud-skippers, and rare birds. Afterward, we will visit Taichung's largest shopping center, Mitsui Outlet Park Taichung, which is part of the Mitsui Group's shopping mall brand. It offers a diverse shopping, entertainment, and dining experience. In the evening, we will visit Fengjia Night Market, the largest night market in Taichung, where you can indulge in a wide variety of delicious food, clothing, and game stalls.

This morning, transfer to Nantou. Upon arrival, visit the Formosan Aboriginal Culture Village, a themed village that combines indigenous culture and ecotourism. The village is famous for showcasing the cultural characteristics of Taiwan's nine major indigenous tribes. After that, visit Sun Moon Lake National Scenic Area (include cable car ride), one of the largest freshwater lakes in Taiwan. Sail across the lake on a cruise to enjoy its beauty and tranquility. The lake's crystal-clear, blue waters are surrounded by mountains, creating a picturesque landscape. We will make a brief stop at the An Aboriginal Specialty Product Center to explore local products, then return to Taichung.

After breakfast, continuing our journey to Taipei, the cultural, economic, and political center of Taiwan. Upon arrival in Taipei, we will visit the Pearl Cultivation Center for a brief stop, and then proceed to the Pingxi Old Street. Here, you will find well-preserved traditional wooden buildings that showcase the architectural style of the Japanese colonial period, giving you a sense of stepping back in time. Along the street, there are various food stalls and handicraft shops where you can taste local specialties such as Tengu Ramen, Pingxi Tofu, and Peanut Rolls. Next, visit to Jingtong Railway Station, one of the earliest wooden stations in Taiwan and the starting point of the Pingxi Line. While here, we cannot miss the opportunity to release sky lanterns (one lantern for four people) as a way of making wishes and blessings. You can write your wishes and blessings on the lantern, light the candle, and watch it ascend into the sky, symbolizing happiness and joy for everyone. Afterward, visit Shifen Waterfall, one of Taiwan's most famous waterfalls, renowned for its magnificent scenery and unique background story. In the evening, you can enjoy the vibrant atmosphere of Ximending. It is a famous entertainment and shopping district and a cultural hub for Taipei's youth.

This morning, we will visit the Martyrs' Shrine, an important memorial site dedicated to the martyrs of the Republic of China. Next, make a brief stop at the Pixiu Exhibition Center before continuing our tour to Longshan Temple, one of Taipei's most significant religious sites, built in honor of the Bodhisattva Guanyin. Afterward, we will visit Bopiliao Historical Block, which preserves many traditional buildings showcasing architectural styles from the Japanese colonial period. It exudes a rich historical ambiance. We will then visit a Tea Cultural Centre to find out how and why Taiwanese is immersed in tea. Then visit Shilin Residence Park, which was once the official residence of the Japanese Governor-General during the colonial period. Today, it retains many Japanese-style buildings and cultural elements, allowing visitors to experience the ambiance of the past. In the evening, we will indulge in the bustling Shilin Night Market, where you can enjoy a wide variety of clothing, game stalls, and delicious food options.