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| Tour A -NTD 1,600 | | Date | Oct. 29th (Fri) | | Itinerary | | | National Palace Museum( View the Website)
The objects in the Museum's collection are great in both number and variety. The miscellaneous objects includes: Bronzes, Jades, Ceramics, Lacquer wares, Calligraphic works, Paintings, Rare Books and Documents. The entire collection is composed of 677,687 objects. | 
Copyright©National Palace Museum | | Lunch in Taipei Hai Pa Wang Restaurant
Hai Pa Wang Restaurent is specialized in seafood dishes. Since the first store was open at Kaohsiung in 1975, it is famous as providing the freshest and authentic Taiwan flavor seafood.
| | Yeliou GeoPark (View the Website)
To visit northern coast scenery and the best known strange rock-Queen’s Head Rock. | | Gold Ecological Park (View the Website)
It is located in the “mountain town” Jinguashi, in Reuifang township, Taipei County and has rich historical, cultural and natural resources. It is also the first museum park in Taiwan created according to eco-museum ideas. | 
Copyright©Gold Ecological Park | | Jinguashih (View the Website)
must-see scenic sites：Crown Prince Chalet, Japanese style Dormitories, Gold Temple, Golden Waterfall, Yin-Yang Sea, Teapot Mountain and 13-Layer discarded mine | 
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| | Dinner in Bisha Fishing Port (View the Website)
Bisha Fishing Port is a newly developed, tourism-oriented fish market in Keelung. At Bisha, a variety of live seafood is at your pick. The orderly layout of the fish market provides convenient shopping for visitors. And if you feel like having a sumptuous feast, a long line of seafood restaurants are at your service.
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| | Tour B -NTD 6,800 | | Date | Oct. 29th (Fri.)- 30th (Sat.) | | Itinerary | | | Jhushan | | Checheng old street (View the Website)
Checheng is a rustic little village close to Mingtan Reservoir. As the terminus of the Jiji tourist railroad, the village prospered for a while in early days due to the construction of the reservoir as well as the logging industry; today, its economy relies on the railroad, logging, power generation, and winery cultures. It is now a recreation area with both leisure and educational functions. | 
Copyright © Sun Moon Lake National Scenic Area Administration | | Lunch at Sun Moon Lake Scenic Area | | Sun Moon Lake Scenic Area (View the Website)
The Sun Moon Lake, located in the middle of Taiwan, with an elevation of 748 meters above sea level, is the only natural big lake in Taiwan. The southern part of Lalu Island is shaped like a new moon, and the northern part is shaped like a sun; hence the name Sun Moon Lake.
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Copyright © 2010 Tourism Bureau | | Dinner at Hotel | | stay over at Hotel Del Lago (View the Website) | 
Copyright © Hotel Del Lago | | Day 2 | | | Breakfast | | Paper Dome
Puli’s Paper Dome traces its origins to the to the 6.8 magnitude earthquake which stuck Kobe, Japan in 1995 and took the lives of over 6,000 people. Architect Shigeru Ban decided to build a church made out of inexpensive, recycled materials when he saw worshipers holding services in the rubble of the Takatori Church. The church was transported to Puli’s Taomi Village , which is near the epicenter of the 921 Earthquake of 1999 as a symbol of solidarity between Japan and Taiwan. | 
Copyright © 2010 Tourism Bureau | | Puli Brewery (View the Website)
The winery became open to tours on April 16, 1995；the axis of revival and development of the Puli Brewery is “brewing with culture, artistic tourism” and “culturalizing industry.” It became larger, and in 1995 the first “wine culture exhibition” was instituted.This became one of then ten great tourist spots in Taiwan. It's not only rich in history and culture but also are lots of special wine products such as eggs, ice bar.
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Copyright © Puli Brewey
| | Lunch at Puli | | Paper Factory(View the Website)
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Copyright © www.taiwanpaper.com.tw | | Dinner at Miaoli | |
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