★Have a convenient trip between Taipei City and Jiufen or Shifen when you avail of this private transfers. ★Visit Shifen Old Street, which is coexisting with the train tracks, and is also a location for many movies ★Go to Shifen Station to find the mailbox leading to happiness ★Enter the Shifen Waterfall, which is like a fairyland on earth, known as the Nicaragua Waterfall in Taiwan Also, Taipei City is a modern and traditional mixed city, where you would like to go, we can arrange the spot for you. If you inform us of the spot list.

Meet your tour guide and driver, relax and enjoy a scenic drive along the twisty mountain road, we will take you to Shiding, a rural district of New Taipei City. Located in the south of Shiding District, Thousand Island Lake, also known as Qiandao Lake in Chinese literally means a lake with thousands of islands. Shared the same name with the famous attraction in Zhejiang Province of Mainland China, the catchment area of Feitsui Reservoir surrounded by hills creates a similar scenery. The natural terrain and climate make the surrounding area of Feitsui Reservoir ideal farmland for tea-growing, including the well-known Wenshan Pouchong and Dong Fang Mei Ren (literally means “Oriental Beauty Oolong Tea”). The noted tea plantation Bagua Tea Garden is located in this area too, from the top of the hill, the neatly planted rows of tea look just like the symbols of Eight Trigrams. Continue your half-day tour through a 15-min drive to Pinglin District, where the famous Wenshan Pouchong is cultivated. The first stop is Pinglin Tea Museum, a Hokkien-style Siheyuan (quadrangle courtyard house), where you will see the tools and equipment for tea harvesting in the past, and learn about the history and development of the Taiwanese tea industry. Coming up is a local tea shop. Your guide and the tea instructor will give an introduction to Taiwanese tea, and how to properly brew Taiwanese tea during your visit. Here you also have a chance to taste the tea samples. Your tour ends with a return transfer to your chosen drop-off location. Either at Xinyi Shopping District (Taipei 101) or MRT Zhongxiao Xinsheng Station.

After meeting with your tour guide and driver in the morning, you can relax and enjoy a scenic drive along the mountain road. You'll soon be taken to Pinglin, a rural district that is famous for growing Wanshan Pouchong Tea. Once there, you tour will begin with a visit to the local tea factory where you will learn about the cultivation and making of Taiwanese tea. The tea farmer will also teach you how to properly brew Taiwanese tea and the tips of tea appreciation. Following that you'll take a short ride to the Shiding District to visit the famous Thousand Island Lake. The catchment area of the Feitsui Reservoir surrounded by hills creates this unique scenery, which consists of a lake with thousands of islands. The natural terrain and climate make the surrounding area of the Feitsui Reservoir an ideal farmland for tea-growing; the noted tea plantation Bagua Tea Garden is located in this area, and from the top of the hill, the neatly planted rows of tea look just like the symbols of Eight Trigrams. You will then move to the Shenkeng District where you will visit the famous Tofu Street: Shenkeng Old Street. It’s one of the locals’ favorites for a weekend break, and is also well-known for the smelly and delicious “stinky tofu”. If you are afraid to give it a bite, you can also opt to try some tofu ice-cream. Finally, you will head back to Taipei City to enjoy a relaxing hike along the Elephant Mountain hiking trail. This mountain looks like an elephant’s head from a distance, and is a popular photo stop for panoramic views of Taipei city. Following your tour, you may choose to disembark at either Xinyi Shopping District (Taipei 101) or MRT Zhongxiao XInsheng Station.

Tamsui Historical Museum, also known as the Tamsui Historical Folk Museum, is a museum located in Tamsui District, New Taipei City, Taiwan. The museum was established in 1978 to preserve and display the history and cultural heritage of Tamsui, a former port town located at the mouth of the Tamsui River. The exhibits at the Tamsui Historical Museum cover a wide range of topics related to the history and culture of Tamsui. Some of the key exhibits include displays on the indigenous people who originally inhabited the area, the arrival of the Spanish, Dutch, and Chinese settlers, the development of Tamsui as a port town during the Qing Dynasty, and the impact of the Japanese colonial period. Fort San Domingo is a fascinating attraction with a rich history that attracts visitors from all over the world, which has a long and interesting history that spans over 400 years. It has been used as a trading post, military fort, consulate, and military barracks. The fort has played a significant role in Taiwan's history and its importance is reflected in the various renovations and additions made by different countries over the centuries. The Custom Officer's Residence is Built in the late 19th century, the residence was used by British customs officers who were stationed in Tamsui during the colonial period. It is a stunning example of Western-style architecture with a blend of Chinese elements. The exterior features red brick walls, arched windows, and a tiled roof. Inside, visitors can see intricate carvings, ornate woodwork, and beautiful stained glass windows. Also is a a testament to the colonial era in Taiwan's history, particularly the period when the British were involved in the area. Visitors can learn about the customs and traditions of the era, as well as the role of the customs officers in enforcing trade regulations. One of the highlights of the museum is a large-scale diorama that depicts the bustling streets of Tamsui during the late Qing Dynasty. The diorama features intricately detailed models of buildings, boats, and people, and provides a fascinating glimpse into what life was like in the town during that time. In addition to the permanent exhibits, the museum also hosts temporary exhibitions throughout the year, covering a range of topics related to the history and culture of Tamsui. Tamsui Historical Museum is an important cultural institution in Taiwan, providing visitors with a unique opportunity to learn about the rich history and cultural heritage of Tamsui and the surrounding area.

Enjoy a day of discovery with entry to Jinguashi Gold Museum in New Taipei City. Discover the region's rich gold mining history, and explore the museum's tranquil setting. Gold BuildingThe 1st floor features a model of the Benshan tunnels, mining equipment, and an introduction to Jinguashi’s World War II Allied P.O.W. camp. The gold-themed 2nd floor has a gold brick that you can actually touch. In addition, you can also have a gold panning experience on the third floor.  Metal Art BuildingExhibits include the museum’s classical collection of traditional gold ornaments and metal craft pieces and a profile of Taiwan’s gold and metal artists. Through exhibits and the use of digital technology, you can further understand the aesthetics and creativity behind Taiwan’s metal crafts. Four Joined of Japanese-Style ResidenceThis is one of the few remaining Japanese buildings of this type in Taiwan, and its delicate wooden structure and layered wall boards, have made it a popular location for filming movies. The internal space has been turned into a display and living art experience space. Gold Refining BuildingThe 1st floor has a small special exhibition hall and a theatre showing Kin-San’s Life in a Mountain Town. The film introduces mining in the early times and what life was like then. On the 2nd floor, you can enjoy the fun of gold panning through a multimedia interactive experience. Benshan No.5 TunnelThe Gold Museum specially renovated the old Benshan No.5 Tunnel allows you to walk through a mining tunnel and to understand the environment in which miners worked. Jinguashi Crown Prince ChaletBuilt in 1922 to host Crown Prince Hirohito during a planned visit to inspect the mining industry in the Jinguashi area, the Crown Prince Chalet is a typical high-class Japanese building with Western design features. The north side of the Chalet has a lovely Japanese garden, while the south side has a miniature golf course and an archery field. When you walk into the garden and are surrounded by Japanese architecture, you can feel and enjoy the beauty of the landscape. The Good EarthThe Good Earth is inspired by Mother Earth Gaia as a metaphor for the abundance of the mine. The permanent exhibition “Clairvoyance of the Mine” highlights its unique depth by illustrating the interaction between its unique minerogenetic geology, its ecology in the coastal hills, and its mining culture. • Please redeem your tickets with museum staff at the entrance get the hand stamp for enter the Four Joined Japanese-Style Residence,Metal Art Building, Gold Refining Building and Gold Building