• Thousand-Island Lake - Thousand-Island Lake, also known as Qiandao Lake, in New Taipei, is a favored tourist spot celebrated for its breathtaking natural beauty and tranquil ambiance. Situated in northern Taiwan, near the boundary of New Taipei City and Taoyuan, the lake is renowned for its pristine waters, encircled by verdant forests and gentle hills, with over a thousand small islands scattered across the landscape, giving it the name “Thousand-Island Lake.”

Visitors can partake in various activities, including boat tours, kayaking, hiking, and exploring the nearby nature trails. The lake also boasts several scenic spots, temples, and cultural attractions, making it a perfect destination for nature enthusiasts and those intrigued by local history.

• Bagua Tea Garden - The Bagua Tea Garden in New Taipei City is a picturesque tea plantation located in the Pinglin District, famous for its premium Taiwan Oolong Tea. Surrounded by lush, green mountains and offering breathtaking views of terraced tea fields, it is a favored spot for nature enthusiasts and those interested in Taiwan’s tea culture. Visitors can engage in activities such as tea picking, traditional tea-making workshops, and tastings at local tea houses. The garden also features hiking trails, including paths leading to the nearby Pinglin Tea Museum, making it an ideal location for exploring both natural beauty and local traditions.
• Pinglin Tea Museum of New Taipei City - The Pinglin Tea Museum is situated in Pinglin Township, within the New Taipei City area of Taiwan. It is devoted to preserving and showcasing the rich history and culture of tea production, particularly Oolong tea, a regional specialty. The museum is set in a scenic area surrounded by tea plantations, offering visitors an opportunity to learn about Taiwan’s tea history, traditional tea cultivation methods, and the intricate processes of tea production. Exhibits include antique tea-making tools, historical records, and displays of various tea types, providing an in-depth look at the local tea culture. Visitors can also enjoy tea-tasting sessions and explore the nearby tea farms. The Pinglin Tea Museum is a popular destination for those interested in Taiwan’s tea heritage, offering both educational and scenic experiences.
• Xuan Zi Ju Tea House - Xuan Zi Ju Tea House (宣子居茶館) is a delightful and traditional tea house located in the Pinglin District of New Taipei City, celebrated for its peaceful atmosphere and high-quality Taiwanese tea offerings. Nestled within the beautiful tea-growing region, this tea house is known for its cozy, rustic ambiance, where visitors can relax and enjoy freshly brewed tea, often made from locally sourced oolong tea leaves. Xuan Zi Ju provides an authentic tea-drinking experience, allowing guests to participate in traditional tea ceremonies, learn about tea culture, and appreciate the artistry of tea preparation. With its serene surroundings and rich tea heritage, it offers a perfect retreat for those seeking to immerse themselves in Taiwan’s tea traditions.

• Round-trip hotel transfers
• Toll and parking fees included
• Chinese/English-speaking guide
• Admission to attractions

• Meals and beverages
• Other personal expenses
• Tips and gratuities

The Shiding Tea Township Half-Day Tour from Taipei offers a charming journey to one of Taiwan’s most celebrated tea-growing areas, conveniently located a short drive from the city. Nestled in the mountains south of Taipei, Shiding Township is renowned for its Oolong tea production, featuring scenic tea terraces that adorn the landscape. This guided tour provides a comprehensive experience of Taiwan’s tea culture. Participants will visit local tea farms to learn about traditional tea cultivation methods and observe the intricate tea production process. A highlight of the tour is a stop at a local tea house, where guests can partake in a tea-tasting session and savor some of the finest Oolong teas from the region. Throughout the tour, visitors will enjoy breathtaking views of the verdant, rolling hills, offering a tranquil retreat from the busy city life of Taipei. This half-day tour is ideal for tea lovers or anyone interested in exploring Taiwan’s rich tea traditions and natural beauty.

• Total Tour Duration includes transportation.
• Children aged 0-11 must be accompanied by a paying adult
• Children aged 0+ will be charged the same rate as adults
• In case of unforeseen events or extreme weather, the operator reserves the right to cancel the tour. If this happens, you have the option to reschedule or request a full refund

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.