Hà Nội - Taipei - Taichung - Kaohsiung (5D4N)
The Hà Nội - Taipei - Taichung - Kaohsiung tour (5D4N) is a journey through the beautiful land of Taiwan, blessed by nature with stunning scenery and magnificent architecture.
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11:00: Vehicle and guide pick up guests at Hà Nội city center and transfer to Nội Bài Airport for check-in on flight VJ946 (15:35 – 18:00) to Kaohsiung.
18:00: Arrival at Kaohsiung Airport. Group clears immigration and collects baggage.
Evening: Dinner at a restaurant.
Free time to explore Liuhe Night Market – enjoy Taiwanese specialty dishes, entertainment venues for all ages with various forms of recreation.
Overnight at a 3-star hotel in Kaohsiung.
Morning: After breakfast, check out of the hotel. Board the vehicle for sightseeing:
Formosa MRT Station: The Formosa station is currently the world's largest dome-shaped metro station and has been voted among the world's most beautiful subway stations multiple times. The "Dome of Light" uses Domelight architecture made of 4,500 glass panels—the world's largest public art work assembled from the world's largest individual glass sheets. Experience riding the MRT (MRT ticket included).
Lianchi Lake: A large natural lake surrounded by lush nature, a favorite retreat of Chiang Kai-shek. Here you'll discover the Dragon Tiger Tower: one of Taiwan's most beautifully designed temples. The temple features two main towers—Dragon and Tiger—each 7 stories tall, with uniquely designed entrances featuring a dragon on one side and tiger on the other, symbolizing luck, prosperity, and fortune. Chunqiu Pavilion: about 700m from Dragon Tiger Tower, this Taoist shrine honors Guan Gong, the god of war. The temple complex was built in 1951. Two prominent structures are the Chunqiu Pavilion and statues of the Goddess of Mercy and Guan Gong.
Oolong Tea House - enjoy complimentary oolong tea and learn the secrets of longevity among Taiwanese people.
Lunch: Meal at a restaurant.
Then visit:
The group then continues to Taichung for sightseeing:
Taichung Metropolitan Opera House - designed by architect Toyo Ito, inspired by human caves and dwellings from prehistoric times. It features uniquely curved walls and distinctive sloped gutters unparalleled in the world. Due to its complex construction, international media named it among the "9 new symbols of the world."
Evening: Dinner at a restaurant featuring Shabu Shabu hot pot buffet valued at $15 – a special gift from the company.
Overnight at the 4-star NEW ERA RESORT in Nantou. Relax in hot sulfur springs: soak in warm waters rich in various sulfur minerals, helping you relieve fatigue and restore vitality.
Morning: After breakfast at the hotel, check out and visit:
Taiwan Fruit Farm: Tour and check in at seasonal fruit orchards: strawberries (November-May), peaches (May-August), mangoes (April-October), etc.
Sun-Moon Lake: Taiwan's largest natural lake, surrounded by lush nature, a favorite retreat of Chiang Kai-shek. The group will board a boat, cruise across the lake, and be immersed in Sun-Moon Lake's beautiful scenery.
Wen Wu Temple - located north of Sun-Moon Lake with impressive large red lion statues guarding the entrance. The Wen (Literature) section honors Confucius and his two disciples Mencius and Zihui, while the Wu (Martial) section honors Guan Gong and Yue Fei—a patriotic general from the Song Dynasty.
Ginseng Shop: Learn about ginseng harvesting on the Ali Mountains by the Thao indigenous people.
Then the group departs for Taipei.
Evening: Dinner.
Overnight at a 3-star hotel in Taipei.
Morning: Breakfast at the hotel, then depart for sightseeing:
Shifen Old Street: Where people come to release sky lanterns, with distinctive Chinese design featuring red lanterns hung high, restaurants and teahouses everywhere. Besides pre-made lanterns for sale, you can purchase paper and design your own lantern, write wishes on it, and release it skyward. After releasing your wishes, enjoy local high-mountain tea and traditional snacks while experiencing the slow, peaceful rhythm of this place (the company gifts 4 guests per lantern).
Visit Yangmingshan Park - originally called "Grass Mountain" because the mountain was always covered in vegetation. Formed mainly from the Datun volcanic range, this is Taiwan's main volcanic area with many hammer and bell-shaped volcanic peaks. The volcanic formation scattered throughout the park includes hot springs, volcanic vents, and volcanic lakes, creating unique terrain. Hot springs and geothermal energy have become the park's most important resources.
Lunch: Meal at a restaurant featuring Taiwanese beefsteak. After lunch, visit:
Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall – honoring the late President Chiang Kai-shek, a significant military leader in Taiwan's formation history. Photo at the Presidential Palace – tour the memorial and listen to the introduction.
Taipei 101 (tower summit fee not included): The tallest building and symbol of Taipei, shopping for international brands of fashion and cosmetics.
Pineapple Cake-Making Class - a famous traditional pastry beloved in Taiwan. You'll make the cakes yourself and enjoy delicious, freshly-made treats of your own creation.
Evening: Dinner at a restaurant.
Free evening to explore Ximenting (Ximen district): located on the west side of Taipei, Taiwan's most vibrant famous pedestrian shopping street. The company gifts each guest 1 authentic Made-in-Taiwan bubble tea.
Overnight at a 3-star hotel in Taipei.
Morning: After breakfast at the hotel, depart for sightseeing:
Presidential Palace: Though the Presidential Palace's exterior was severely damaged in World War II, after repairs it still retains its dignified and grand appearance, a century-old building that witnessed history.
Feng Shui Treasure Center: Visit and learn about Chinese feng shui practices, admiring exquisite jade ornament craftsmanship, considered the number one feng shui treasure for wealth and fortune.
Lunch: Stop for lunch at a restaurant.
After lunch, proceed to Taoyuan Airport for check-in on the return flight to Hà Nội (VJ943, 19:00 – 20:55).
20:55: Plane lands at Nội Bài Airport, Hà Nội. Vehicle and guide transfer the group back to Hà Nội. Farewell and see you again!
What's included in the tour price — and what you pay extra for
CHILD POLICY:
IMPORTANT NOTES:
If a booking group consists of only 1 adult traveling with 1 child under 11 (with no separate bed arrangement), please pay the full adult rate for the child to provide a proper bed, meaning 2 people per room without additional guests.
IF YOU HAVE HAD COSMETIC SURGERY, YOU MUST REPLACE YOUR PASSPORT BEFORE DEPARTURE AND INFORM THE TRAVEL COMPANY WHEN BOOKING. THE COMPANY WILL NOT BE HELD RESPONSIBLE IF YOU FAIL TO NOTIFY US AND ARE DENIED EXIT.
Special conditions for Taiwan e-visa application:
Currently holds a valid or expired (within 10 years) visa from the USA, Canada, UK, South Korea, or EU Schengen countries (including long-term or permanent residence cards).
Currently holds a valid visa or residence card issued by the Republic of China (Taiwan) within the past 10 years with no legal violations. However, visas marked as FL (work visa), X (other visa), or P visa, or with Special Permission from MOFA ("Chuyên án Quan Hồng" tourism visa), or labor residence cards do not qualify.
Currently holds an e-visa from Australia or New Zealand (Australian e-visa must still be valid).
Currently holds a valid Japanese visa or one expired within 10 years. (When entering Taiwan, you must show the Japan entry-exit stamp in your passport, or provide a plane/train ticket for the next leg to Japan.)
If you cannot obtain an e-visa because your information matches someone who has worked illegally in Taiwan, please prepare required documents to submit at the Taipei Cultural Bureau for fingerprinting and pay the visa sticker fee.
Passports must be valid (no tears, missing pages, water damage, or alterations) and valid for at least 6 months from the tour end date.
Provide passport photo page and required documents immediately upon booking so the company can verify visa information (especially during holidays and Tet).
We do not accept guests who have previously worked in Taiwan or violated Taiwan's laws and regulations. The company bears no responsibility for any exit/entry bans due to personal background issues. If you overstay or illegally work in Taiwan, you or the sponsoring company must bear all deportation costs and any expenses incurred in Taiwan, and will be fully liable under current Taiwan and Vietnamese laws.
The tour includes shopping stops at specialty shops (souvenirs, jade ornaments, tea, ginseng, gems, cosmetics, etc.) — these stops may vary. Guests who skip these stops will be charged an additional $25 per person per stop.
Tour prices apply to Vietnamese nationals. Guests with foreign passports pay an additional $50 per person.
We do not accept or combine guests who are currently working or studying in Taiwan with the tour group.
Guests 70 and older must sign a health commitment form. We recommend having a healthy relative under 60 accompany you.
Pregnant guests must inform sales staff at booking for additional consultation. Note: You must have a doctor's approval before traveling. We cannot accept pregnant guests beyond 5 months for safety reasons.
Guests under 18 must travel with a family member or parent. If traveling with someone other than parents, or if minors are traveling alone, a power of attorney document signed by parents and notarized by local authorities is required.
Foreign nationals with single-entry Vietnamese visas must arrange their own re-entry permit. The company is not responsible if you cannot re-enter Vietnam. Overseas Vietnamese or foreigners with exit visas must carry them during the tour.
When booking, carefully review the itinerary, price, included and excluded services, and cancellation terms on your booking form. If someone else books on your behalf, make sure to understand the full program from that person.
The company will not refund cancellation fees if you cancel due to a companion's visa rejection.
The company is not responsible for guaranteeing site visits in case of:
Natural disasters: storms, floods, droughts, earthquakes, etc.
Security incidents: terrorism, protests.
Flight disruptions: mechanical issues, security concerns, rescheduling, cancellations, or delays.
If the above occurs, the company will consider refunding unused sight-seeing fees where possible (after deducting fees for services already provided, such as visa costs) but will not be responsible for compensating any other expenses.
Any unused services abroad cannot be refunded as all services are pre-paid. Per agreements with our partners, you must follow the tour throughout (including mandatory shopping stops).
Guests who leave the group must notify in advance and pay an additional 2,000,000 VND per person per day.