Start your day fresh by driving towards Miaoli. A county in the Western region Taiwan. It is also classified as the county in the central region of the country. First visit the Hakka Round House, a replica built in 2014. It resembles the Hakka Earthen Building, a UNESCO World Heritage site from Fujian province in China. Continue your journey to Flying Cow Ranch, a local farm-stay you will never want to miss. Get up-close with animals and farm activities such as cows milking and calves feeding, you may also get some family bonding with the DIY ice cream or pastry making with your loved ones.

After breakfast, make a stop at the remains of Long Teng Bridge. This historical bridge was built from bricks mixed with glutinous rice and lime in the year 1907 and is said to be the masterpiece of the country’s railway. Next, travel Taichung, a special municipality of the country. It is also the second most popular city in Taiwan and was developed by the indigenous people of Taiwan. It was also constructed as the new capital of the country during the late “Qing Dynasty” period from 1887 to 1894 and was renamed as “Taiwan-fu”. Upon arrival, visit the 921 Earthquake Museum of Taiwan. This Museum was preserved from an earthquake that hit Taiwan badly during 1999 and was one of the worst natural disaster in the country. Next, proceed to Taichung Mosque, started building in 1988 and was completed in 1990. This evening, visit to Feng Chia Night Market, the largest and most popular Taiwan night market of central Taiwan. It features all kinds of mouthwatering and innovative Taiwanese snacks as well as being a shopping paradise for fashionable clothing and accessories. There are more than 1,000 shops, vendors, and food stalls along the roadside selling local snacks and savor your taste buds with Grilled Shrimp, Grilled Corn, fermented tofu and many more.

This morning, visit the Formosan Aboriginal Culture Village, established to preserve the cultural heritage of Taiwan’s 9 hill-tribes. The village features aboriginal houses and traditional song-and-dance performances by the members of the tribes. If you are game for some thrills and spills, try the park’s rides, including the UFO Gyro Drop, suspended Looping Coaster and Waikiki Wave. You can also enjoy a leisure walk in one the 6 beautiful European style gardens in the theme park. Later, board the ropeway which connects Sun Moon Lake and Formosa Aboriginal Cultural Village. The ride gives visitors a bird’s-eye view of the area’s lovely scenery by cable car. Under good weather conditions, visitors can see the whole Sun Moon Lake. Next, visit Sun Moon Lake and enjoy a boat ride on the island and admire the surrounding scenery. Continue to Taiyi Ecological Farm for your overnight accommodation.

Today, spend the morning with farm activities and enjoy a guided tour of this lively park and its beautiful scenery, continue with seasonal fruit picking where you will experience fresh fruits for different season. You might also want to join some DIY activities at own expenses, for ultimate bonding session with your family such as pressed flower key chains, pressed flower paper fans, flower pots and clay frog candles. These activities allow the visitors to gain further understanding on agriculture production, ecology and life. This certainly will provide the desire for nature knowledge and also environmental protection. In the afternoon, proceed to Hsinchu, founded in 1711 by Chinese settlements and got its name since 1878. Upon arrival, view the East Gate, also known as Dongmen Gate where it was built in 1826 and the only remains of the old city wall. Next, continue to the Glass Museum of Hsinchu before you proceed to a hot-spring resort for your overnight stay.

After breakfast, head back to Taipei enroute visit Yehliu Park. Situated along the cape of the northern coast of Taiwan, it has an interesting set of geological rock formations like the Queen’s Head Rock and candle stick. Next explore Jiufen Old Town, a cosy little town which used to be a prosperous gold mining centre with stunning views of the Pacific Oceans, tea-houses and quaint streets. Thereafter, shop at a local product shop. In the evening after dinner visit Shih-lin Night Market, the largest and most famous market in the city where one can find many local snacks and bargains.

Spend the day exploring the city of Taipei where we will view the National Palace Museum. It is one of the must-see attractions in Taipei. It has a permanent collection of over 677,687 pieces of ancient Chinese artifacts and art-works over 8,000 years of Chinese history. Most of the collections are high quality pieces collected by China’s ancient emperors. Next photo stop at the famous Grand Hotel. Next, visit the Marty’s Shrine which was built to commemorate soldiers who sacrificed their lives during the revolution. Catch a glimpse of the military soldiers at the main gate. Proceed to visit Taipei Grand Mosque, the largest and most famous mosque in Taiwan with a total area of 2,747 square meters Located in the Daan district of Taipei City, it is Taiwan's most important Islamic structure and was registered as a historic landmark on June 26, 1999 by the Taipei City Government. Stop by for some shopping spree at Wufenpu Wholesale Shopping District before heading on to Ximending Shopping Street where you can shop for clothes and accessories, a hot destination for shoppers!

If time permits, you may wish to do some last-minute shopping before your pick-up to the airport for your flight back home.