1. Taroko Gorge Tour 

一日太魯閣旅遊

Taroko (Marble) Gorge 太魯閣峽谷: Taroko became a national park in 1986, including Hualien County, Nantou County, and Taichung City. Taroko is famous for its spectacular mountains and marble canyons. Cliffs and canyons stretch along the Liwu River. Four million years ago, the island of Taiwan was formed by the collision of plates. After millions of years of wind erosion, the marble rocks were exposed and cut by Liwu River, creating impressive grand canyons. From Qingshui to Nanhu Peak, the drop height is 3,742 meters. Such special geography has also bred special flora and fauna in this area.

Shakadang Trail 砂卡噹步道: is also known as "Mysterious Valley Trail" and was renamed to "Shakadang Trail" in 2001. This trail is built along the river cliff so travelers can easily observe both the rock folds and plant ecosystems beside the river valley.

Changchun Temple 長春祠: which commemorates the 226 personnel (military veterans) who died during the construction of the Central Cross-Island Highway (1956~1960).

Swallow Caves 燕子口: Following the Central Cross-Island Highway, at Swallow Grotto, the rock cliffs of the Liwu River gorge seem to reach to heaven while the river runs its swiftest and the distance between the gorge walls so narrow that they almost seem to touch each other. Along the Swallow Grotto trail which runs about a half kilometer starting from the entrance to Swallow Grotto to the Jinheng Bridge, you can enjoy the sights of the Liwu River from nearly straight above the water, the potholes on the cliff faces, the springs sprinkled along with the lower parts of the walls, as well as the famous rock formation "Chieftain's profile rock".

Tianxiang 天祥: is a large river terrace recreational area in Taroko National Park. Dasha River and Taci Jili River converge at Tianxiang to become Liwu River.

Qixing Lake 七星潭: Qixing Lake is located in Beipu Village, Xincheng Township, in the northeast of Hualien City. Visitors can get there via Meilun Industrial Park by following the signs in front of the National Hualien University of Education. The beach there has an elegant arch shape. The seawater there is clean and blue. The black stones there is crystal. From here visitors can see the great green mountains afar and the twisting highways. The Qixing Lake Scenic Area is designated for bicycle touring. Along the 21km tour from Nanbin Park in Hualien City to the scenic area via Hualien Harbor and the 48 Highlands, there are different views and scenes. The Hualien County Government even built a number of recreational facilities, such as the Stone Sculpture Park, the Star Watching Plaza, the Sunrise Building, and the children's playground.

Hualien Stone Sculptural Park 花蓮石雕公園: is the first stone sculpture-themed museum in Taiwan. The various kinds of stone sculpture activities held on a regular basis by the Hualien City Government have made the museum a well-known cultural tourist attraction and a place for recreational activities.

2. Pinglin & Elephant Mountain Tour

一日坪林及象山旅遊

Pinglin Tea Plantation 坪林: Pinglin is a beautiful mountain town surrounded by mountains and forests with only a limited population and abundant leisure resources. Pinglin is also the main tea growing area for Wenshan Baozhong Tea. The tea plantations that fill the mountains with greenery present its unique landscape. Pinglin is only one hour's drive from downtown Taipei, and the scenery along the way is simply amazing -- establishing a tea museum there has definitely added a strong attraction to local tourism and cultural industry while satisfying the need for relaxation for people in metropolitan Taipei.

Tea Ceremony & Tasting 品茶: You will have an insightful introduction of tea plantation, the flow of tea making, and tea tasting.

Thousand Island Lake 千島湖: Located in the south of Shiding District., New Taipei City, Thousand Island Lake is literally a lake with thousands of islands. The natural terrain and climate make the surrounding area of Feitsui Reservoir ideal farmland for tea-growing, including the well-known Wenshan Baozhong and Dong Fang Mei Ren. This is a place for a retreat away from the city’s hustle and bustle. You will experience amazing views of endless rows of mountains, terraced tea fields, and cerulean blue water.

Shenkeng Tofu Street 深坑豆腐街: Shenkeng, literally "deep pit," is located in a mountainous area with a pit-shaped terrain, giving the district its name. At one time, all traffic between Taipei and Yilan passed through here. The area was also an entrepot for tea and dyestuff, giving rise to today's Shenkeng Old Street. Today, Shenkeng Old Street is well-known for tofu dishes

Elephant Mountain 象山: Elephant Mountain got its name because it shapes like elephant heads. Located in the highest point near Taipei 101 area, Elephant Mountain Hiking Trails provides an unobstructed, panoramic view of Taipei 101 Tower and Taipei Basin.

3.   Hakka Discovery Tour

一日客家文化之旅

Hexing Railway Station 合興車站: The power of love that keeps the journey continues... A love story also made this station well known as the "Love Station"

Neiwan Branch Railway Line 搭乘內灣線火車: First railway constructed by Taiwanese after Retrocession of Taiwan

Zhudong Traditional Market 竹東車站: The largest Hakka traditional market in Taiwan for over 60 years.

Xiao Rusong Art Park 竹東文創園區: is a beautiful Japanese style building that belongs to famous artists.

Beipu Old Street 北埔老街: Beipu is a Hakka township in the west of Hsinchu County.  Many buildings dated back to the Qing dynasty and the Japanese Colonial Era are still well preserved around the local belief center: Beipu Citian Temple. One of the historical buildings, Jin Guang Fu House not only functioned as an officer in charge of land development but symbolized the cooperation between migrants from Guangdong and Fujian at that time. Its role is very similar to "The East India Company" in Western history.

Lei Tea 擂茶體驗: is a traditional Hakka drink made by grinding pumpkin seeds, peanuts, sesame seeds, tea leaves, and other food ingredients softly blended with hot water. Easy-to-make and nutrition-rich make it like an energy drink to the Hakka people back in the old days.