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Pack your bags with the detailed 4-day, 3-night Taiwan travel itinerary and conquer famous attractions, immerse yourself in exciting experiences, is #teamKlook ready?
Typically, Taiwan might be the most overlooked destination when you're considering an Asian country to travel to. People tend to prioritize South Korea, Japan, or Hong Kong more. This has inadvertently caused us to miss out on a wonderful Taiwan with unparalleled beauty, rich cuisine, and the top advantage still being super affordable.
Still not experienced in traveling to Taiwan independently? Don't worry because there's a specific 4-day, 3-night Taiwan travel itinerary and some great tips that Klook wants to share with you right here! Don't forget to visit Klook Vietnam to see more exciting tours, super-discounted deals, super savings for your upcoming journey!
Taiwan Travel Experience 4 Days 3 Nights
To have a 'super smooth' 4-day, 3-night Taiwan trip, don't forget to book your flight tickets, pay later hotels 2-3 months before the departure date and plan your specific travel itinerary to complete the visa application process early. Learn about the places you want to visit, see what beautiful attractions they have, find discounted deals on Klook and book right away!
Taiwan tourism peaks usually fall in spring (March - May) and autumn (September - November). This period has the best weather, perfect for outdoor activities, accompanied by numerous lively traditional festivals. However, airfare and service fees during this time will be higher than other seasons. Winter is the low tourist season in Taiwan, with the cheapest travel costs. If you enjoy the cold atmosphere, traveling during this time is also great.
Sample 4-Day 3-Night Taiwan Travel Itinerary for #teamKlook
Day 1: Explore Kaohsiung Port City
After landing from Vietnam to Kaohsiung - Taiwan, #teamKlook, hop on a shuttle to your pre-booked hotel, drop off your luggage, and head out to find a place to eat to refuel. Kaohsiung has many unique attractions, so Klook recommends you rent a car to manage your time effectively.
1. Fo Guang Shan
Our first destination in Kaohsiung City is Fo Guang Shan - Buddha's Light Mountain. Fo Guang Shan is located in Dashu District, about 30km from Kaohsiung International Airport. This impressive religious structure features a giant bronze Buddha statue, the main square surrounded by 480 solemn standing Buddha statues. It is one of the largest Buddhist art treasures in the world.
2. E-Da Kaohsiung Amusement Park
E-Da Kaohsiung Amusement Park is the largest amusement park in southern Taiwan, located in Dashu District of Kaohsiung, less than 10km from Buddha's Light Mountain so you can get here very quickly. Try the most famous thrilling rides like 'Sky & Earth Spin', 'Fly Over Aegean Sea'. Get goosebumps with the Halloween Haunted House, '5D Ghost Ship',... Countless exciting things are waiting for you there!
3. Formosa Boulevard
Formosa Boulevard - One of the most beautiful train stations in the world is a tourist spot near the central area so you can visit right after checking into your hotel. When you step in here, you will understand why this place is so beloved! This station is famous for its “Dome of Light”, the world's largest glass artwork with a total of 4500 colorful glass panels.
4. Suzuka Circuit Park
Suzuka Circuit Park with the main theme of kart racing activities. Here, you will experience kart driving lessons on a track modeled after the real Suzuka Circuit. Whether you are a seasoned racer or a rookie, you will find it extremely exciting. This park is an entertainment destination suitable for all ages, especially families with children.
5. Hamasen Museum
Hamasen Museum is where miniature railway models are exhibited, with a scale of 1:87. As you stroll through the museum space, you will learn a lot more about the history of Taiwan's railway industry and the development of its railway transportation over the past centuries.
6. Liuhe Night Market
Nighttime is the ideal time to explore the vibrant life of the people in Kaohsiung. No place is better than Liuhe Night Market for exciting nighttime adventures. You can rent a scooter in Kaohsiung for easier exploration. The market boasts 138 stalls, all serving snacks, entertainment games, clothing, and groceries,... Most prominent at the market are dozens of beef steak stalls with extremely reasonable prices for a complete family meal. Don't miss the renowned papaya milk and savory steamed shrimp dish either!
Day 2: Kaohsiung - Southern Taiwan - Nandau
On the second day, you check out of your hotel in Kaohsiung and head to Southern Taiwan and Nandau. This journey will take you to various attractions to buy plenty of specialties such as tea leaves, lingzhi mushrooms, handicrafts,...
1. Chimei Museum
Chimei Museum in Southern Taiwan is a place dedicated to art exhibitions and education. The museum was inaugurated in 1990 with exhibition areas featuring art, natural history, weapons, musical instruments, antiques, and industrial technology. Chimei currently houses a collection of European paintings from the 18th to the 19th century. The museum also collects some of the most valuable violins.
2. Lingzhi Mushroom Shop
Visit a Lingzhi mushroom farm and shop along the way to see the large-scale cultivation of Lingzhi mushrooms in Taiwan. You will learn about the techniques and processes of growing high-quality Lingzhi mushrooms. Try buying a bag of Lingzhi spores to grow at home along with some excellent Lingzhi mushroom products.
3. Sun Moon Lake
Sun Moon Lake in Nantou, Taichung is Taiwan's largest lake welcoming over 6 million visitors annually. Highlights here include the Sun Moon Lake Ropeway, Wenwu Temple, Ci En Pagoda, Xuanzang Temple, meeting the indigenous Thao people also known as Formosan indigenous living in the lakeside village of Ita Thao. If you're lucky enough to visit Sun Moon Lake in September, you'll get to witness the vibrant Swimming Carnival.
4. Oolong Tea Processing Factory
At the end of day 2, we will visit an Oolong tea processing factory in Taiwan to see the lush tea fields, the tea harvesting process on the farm, the processing procedures, and tea packaging for the market. Here, you can enjoy tasting and purchase various types of tea as gifts for your family.
Ngày 3: Nam Đầu - Đài Bắc
Starting day 3 is a journey departing from Nam Dau to Taipei. This land boasts countless picturesque landscapes. You will immerse yourself in nature, admiring the mist-covered mountains and strolling around ancient towns rich in culture.
1. Thap Phan Ancient Village
Thap Phan Ancient Village
is a charming historic railway town built during the Japanese occupation for transporting coal. Around the railway station area, there's a bustling market with many food stalls, souvenir shops, etc. Nearby lies Thap Phan Waterfall between Dahua and Shifen stations. This is a large waterfall, cascading forcefully into a deep gorge creating a curtain of mist. On sunny days, a vibrant rainbow appears, hence the waterfall is nicknamed the 'Rainbow Pond.'
2. Jiufen Old Village
Jiufen Old Village in Ruifang District of Taipei used to be a hub for gold mining. Situated amidst mountains and facing the sea, the village is now a beloved tourist destination known for its nostalgic charm, adorned with hundreds of red lanterns. Along the streets, you'll find many tea houses, souvenir shops, pottery stores, and some recommended dining spots by Klook: Chiu Chunt Dint Inn, SIIDCHA Teahouse, Jioufen Teahouse, Skyline Teahouse,...
3. Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall
Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall was built to commemorate the first president of the Republic of China - Chiang Kai-shek. This grand structure has become a prominent landmark in Taipei, hosting various engaging activities such as concerts, lively performances, and fairs.
If you wish to spend a full day visiting many famous attractions in Taipei, the Taipei City Tour is the perfect choice: This tour takes you to visit the Presidential Office Building, Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall, National Palace Museum, Martyrs' Shrine, the grandeur Grand Hotel, and the ancient Xingtian Temple.
4. Long Son Pagoda
The ancient Long Son Pagoda in Taiwan was built in 1740 during the Qing Dynasty. It is a national heritage recognized and preserved by the government. Inside the pagoda, you'll find numerous beautifully carved wooden statues, poetic couplets in Chinese calligraphy, and intricate wood carvings. Surrounding the pagoda is a bustling street with many traditional shops, antique stores, and Chinese medicine shops.
5. Dinghao Western Street Night Market
Experience a memorable night at the vibrant Dinghao Western Street Night Market, immersing yourself in Taipei's nightlife. This bustling shopping district has existed since the Japanese era and is now a popular spot for LGBT community parades. There are plenty of fun activities to try here, from getting a piercing to visiting a Cosplay Maid café, indulging in famous Taipei bubble tea brands, to enjoying conveyor belt sushi.
Day 4: Taipei - Return to Vietnam
Your final day in Taipei, Taiwan is a time for shopping and finding souvenirs to bring back for your loved ones. You'll have more time to wander the streets, soaking in the beauty of Taipei for one last time from atop its iconic tower. It's best to hire a private car in Taipei to explore more.
1. Pixiu Store
Visit and shop at the Pixiu store. Here, you'll learn more about this auspicious creature and the intricate Chinese feng shui practices. The store offers a wide range of feng shui products such as bracelets, necklaces, decorative items, Pixiu figurines, etc. You can buy them to decorate your home and enhance your luck.
2. National Palace Museum
The National Palace Museum currently houses numerous collections of royal artifacts from China. The exhibits inside the museum vividly depict the beauty of Chinese culture and art throughout history, from the Shang dynasty to the Qing dynasty.
3. Taipei 101
The final destination of this 4-day, 3-night trip to Taipei is the iconic Taipei 101 tower, representing the modern city of Taipei. Apart from hosting hundreds of shopping centers and upscale restaurants, the tower also features an observation deck at 400m on the 89th floor, offering breathtaking panoramic views. Don't miss trying out the delightful desserts and enticing beverages at the highest cafe in Taiwan!
Note that you need to organize your luggage and travel by MRT Train to Taoyuan Airport at least 2 hours before your flight back to Vietnam.
Essential Utilities for Your 4-Day, 3-Night Taiwan Trip
#teamKlook, let's not forget the essential utilities for your 4-day, 3-night Taiwan trip. Below are the utilities you should prepare in advance for a smooth journey.
1. SIM Card or WiFi Device
In Taiwan, there is free WiFi available, but having your own 4G SIM card will be much more convenient, allowing you to access the internet anytime. If your phone is having issues or you don't want the hassle of swapping SIM cards, then a 4G WiFi Device is a good option.
2. Easy Card
The Easy Card makes your exploration of Kaohsiung and Taipei more convenient. With this card, you can move around effortlessly, make cashless payments at shops and attractions, and sometimes even enjoy discounts. It's accepted at Starbucks, Maokong Gondola, public transportation, etc. You don't have to worry about carrying cash anymore!
3. Taiwan High-Speed Rail Tickets
Enjoy unlimited travel between 11 cities in Taiwan with Taiwan High-Speed Rail (THSR) Tickets. Taiwan's railway system is dense and highly efficient, with trains reaching speeds of up to 350km/h, saving you a lot of time on your journey.
4. Private Car Rental
If you prefer not to use public transportation and want to rent a private car to travel to multiple cities in Taiwan, this service will provide you with a private car and driver for 8 hours, taking you to destinations as requested. You'll feel safe and comfortable throughout the journey.
Estimated Cost for 4-Day, 3-Night Taiwan Trip
Mục Lục | Chi phí/người |
Vé máy bay đi Cao Hùng (SGN - KHH) | 5.000.000đ |
Vé máy bay Đài Bắc - Việt Nam (TPE - SGN) | 1.800.000đ |
Khách sạn 4 ngày 3 đêm | 2.000.000đ |
Vé Tàu Cao Tốc Đài Loan (Không Giới Hạn) | 1.700.000đ |
Xe Đưa Đón Tại Sân Bay Cao Hùng | 736.000đ |
Sim 4G | 216.000đ |
Vé Tàu MRT Sân Bay Đào Viên | 108.000đ |
Công Viên Giải Trí E-Da Kaohsiung | 500.656đ |
Vé công viên Suzuka Circuit | 230.657đ |
Vé Vào Cửa Hamasen Museum of Taiwan Railway | 114.943đ |
Bảo Tàng Chimei | 154.285đ |
Vé Combo Hồ Nhật Nguyệt | 154.285đ |
Tour Làng Cổ Cửu Phần + Thập Phần | 755.999đ |
Vé Bảo Tàng Cung điện Quốc gia | 270.000đ |
Vé điện tử vào Đài quan sát Taipei 101 | 416.571đ |
Tổng Cộng | 14.157.396đ |
The estimated cost for a 4-day, 3-night trip to Taiwan above is for reference only. The actual cost will depend on the timing of booking flights, hotels, chosen attractions, mode of transportation, living expenses (food, shopping, etc.).
#teamKlook, why hesitate when you can fully enjoy your 4-day, 3-night trip to Taiwan with Klook's detailed itinerary?! Plan ahead to prepare for your journey. Visit the Klook Blog for more travel guides to Taiwan such as: Detailed Taipei Travel Experience, Must-Try Taiwan Specialties, 25 Ideal Hotels in Taiwan, Beloved Restaurants in Taiwan, 16 Tempting Taiwan Eateries, Famous Attractions in Taipei, Tourist Spots in Taichung, Places to Visit in Tainan, 10 Souvenirs to Buy in Taiwan, DIY Taiwan Visa Experience, 4-Day, 3-Night Taiwan Itinerary, First-Time Traveler's Guide to Hualien, Taiwan,...
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