Day 1 Arrive in Taiwan – Head to Taichung - Check in at hotel
As guests arrive at the international airport in a luxurious passenger airliner, the tour guide will greet them in the arrival hall. They will then be ushered to the hotel in Taichung city, where they can rest well for the upcoming journey.
Breakfast: not included. Lunch: not included. Dinner: Chinese set menu (Adjusted based on items of health inspection)
Accommodation: Premium and Starred Tourist Hotel in Taichung or Hotel of similar level.

Day 2 Shuttle Bus Drives Guests to Professional Health Management Center in a Taichung Hospital for Health Inspection, Dinner at Fengjia Night Market
The Fengjia Night Market offers a wide variety of impressive and affordable delicacies that will satisfy your appetite. The “Japanese Boat Octopus Balls” rose to prominence in the Fengjia Night Market, and now owns numerous branches all across Taiwan to serve affordable and delicious Japanese snacks to the public. “Cheese Potato” provides imported American potatoes with various ingredients and cheese that can only be purchased at the Fengjia Night Market. The “A-Bo Ice Cream” has plenty of low-fat, low-sugar and low-calorie ice cream flavors such as vanilla, chocolate assorted, chocolate, mango, strawberry & mango assorted, and strawberry. “Freshly-Squeezed Kumquat and Lemon’s” 4-in-1 drink of lemon, Aiyu jelly, Chia seeds, and grass jelly has become a highly-popular drink during summer time. The crispy wrapping of “Crepe’s” contains an abundant amount of ingredients and plenty of flavors to make it one of the signature snacks of the Fengjia Night Market. There are plenty of signature snacks in the Fegnjia Night Market, and visitors are advised to do a bit of their own research before heading to the night market to taste all of the quintessential snacks!
Breakfast: served by the hotel. Lunch: not included. Dinner: guests get to enjoy a plethora of delicacies at the Fengjia Night Market.
Accommodation: Premium and Starred Tourist Hotel in Taichung or Hotel of a similar level.

Day 3 Head to the Coastline’s Center of Worship: The Dajia Mazu Temple – Taichung Mazu International Festival – Classic Coastline and Wuqi Tourism Fishing Port, then head to Mitsui OUTLET Park Taichung, watch the sunset at Gaomei Wetland enjoy barbeque and hot pot at a scenic restaurant in Taichung
Guests will head to the famous Dajia Jenn Lann Temple, which hosts Central Taiwan’s Taichung Mazu International Festival every year! The Mazu pilgrimage during third month of every lunar new year is Taiwan’s largest religious activity, and is a display of Central Taiwan’s prosperous faith. In 2010, the "Dajia Mazu Pilgrimage” was designated as an important folk custom by the Ministry of Culture. The Pilgrimage has become a universal value of folk beliefs, and is an intangible cultural asset. Taichung City was the first city to host the Mazu International Festival and has used past festival models in 2019 to cooperate with century-old temples across Taichung City and establish a cultural platform for the important temples of Taichung City.

The most important port in Central Taiwan is the Wuqi Tourism Fishing Port. The Wuqi Fishing Port has been developing towards production, leisure and tourism, which has allowed it to indirectly promote prosperity around the port and connect leisure facilities. The interior of the port has landscape areas and recreational piers, and has become the best place for people in Central Taiwan to enjoy seafood and coastal leisure life. The port has also planned facilities in the port such as a physical fitness area, beach volleyball area, kite-flying area, ocean scenic picnic area… etc. Not only can people take walks, play with Frisbees, enjoy the view of the Port, there are plenty of food stalls outside of the fish market that attracts lots of visitors from distant areas to come and have a bite of the delicious seafood.

Guests will then head to Taiwan’s first port outlet shopping mall: The Mitsui OUTLET Park Taichung! The OUTLET Park was open for business on November 29th, 2018 and a large number of tourists surged into the Wuqi District and made it a topical tourist attraction. The OUTLET park covers an area of 18 hectares that has a total of 170 brands with branch stores selling exquisite watches, clothing, shoes and bags, daily necessities, home appliances, bookstores, restaurants, etc. Adults and children can spend the entire day having fun at the OUTLET Park as it introduced a Japanese indoor amusement park, and has VR experience areas planned to make the Park a fun-filled place. The most exciting part is Taiwan’s one-and-only 60-meter high sea view Ferris wheel, where the cabins have translucent bases to make it the best way overlook the view of Taichung Port.

The most beautiful sunset in Taichung: Gaomei Wetland
The Gaomei Wetlands (Gaomei Wildlife Refuge) is located on the south side of the Dajia River Estuary in Qingshui District. It covers an area of 701.3 hectares and has an abundant amount of natural resources. It is one of the few collective breeding areas for wild ducks in Taiwan. The Gaomei Wetlands once had more than 120 species of birds inhabited there, which makes the Wetlands an important ecological conservation area. It is slowly replacing the Dadu River Estuary as the new and upcoming hotspot for bird-watching enthusiasts.

There are many scenic barbeque and hot pot restaurants on the ridgeline of Taichung City. These restaurants not only satisfy peoples’ appetites, but also provides them with an enriching visual experience. The fragrant smell of various barbecue dishes being cooked outside, all-you-can-eat supply of deliciously-grilled oysters, and the beautiful Taichung sunset combine to create a highly-enjoyable dining Experience.
Breakfast: served by the hotel. Lunch: enjoy seafood at a sightseeing restaurant in Wuqi Tourism Fishing Port. Dinner: enjoy barbeque and hot pot at a scenic restaurant in Taichung
Accommodation: Premium and Starred Tourist Hotel in Taichung or Hotel of a similar level

Day 4 Travel from Taichung City Hotel to International Airport
Goodbye Taiwan!
Breakfast: served by the hotel. Lunch: not included. Dinner: not included. 
Accommodation: Home Sweet Home.