The National Palace Museum, located in Taipei, Taiwan, is a world-renowned cultural treasure trove showcasing one of the largest and most comprehensive collections of Chinese art and artefacts. Visitors can explore centuries of Chinese history through exquisitely preserved pieces, including ancient calligraphy, imperial paintings, jade carvings, intricate ceramics, and other precious relics from past dynasties. Each gallery offers a window into the sophistication, craftsmanship, and cultural richness of China’s imperial era. Beyond its artistic holdings, the museum itself is an architectural masterpiece, inspired by traditional Chinese palatial designs, set amid beautifully landscaped gardens that enhance the sense of historical grandeur.

The Beitou Hot Spring Area beckons with its tranquil charm and therapeutic geothermal wonders. Renowned as one of Taiwan's most celebrated hot spring destinations, Beitou is a serene enclave surrounded by lush greenery and a picturesque mountainous backdrop. The area's hot springs, fuelled by the natural geothermal activity beneath the Earth's surface, offer a rejuvenating escape from the bustling urban life. Visitors can unwind in a variety of public and private hot spring baths, each with its unique ambiance, from traditional Japanese-style establishments to modern spa resorts. * Visit the Beitou Hot Spring Museum. * Stroll through Beitou Park. * Explore Beitou Library, the first green building library in Taiwan. * Visit Plum Garden Beitou and Thermal Valley. Note: Some attractions might be skipped due to capacity or weather conditions.

Dihua Street and the Dadaocheng Wharf Container Market located in Taipei’s historic Dadaocheng district offer visitors a unique blend of tradition and modernity. Dihua Street, with its cobblestone lanes and preserved Qing Dynasty-era shops invites travellers to step back in time. Here, visitors can explore stalls filled with traditional herbs, textiles, and local snacks, soaking in the rich cultural heritage of the area. During festive seasons, the street comes alive with colourful markets and cultural events creating an immersive experience. Just a short walk away, the Dadaocheng Wharf Container Market provides a contemporary contrast, set along the scenic Tamsui River. Housed in creatively repurposed shipping containers, the market features local artisans, trendy boutiques, and a variety of culinary delights, offering a lively and modern twist to Taipei’s historic area. Together, these two destinations create a vibrant journey that celebrates both Taiwan’s past and its present

The tour will end at Ningxia night market. Shuttle not included