Taiwan Tours
Taiwan packs high mountains, hot springs and some of Asia's best street food onto an island you can cross by high-speed rail in under two hours.
Taipei and the North
Most Taiwan tours start in the capital, splitting time between the National Palace Museum, the 508-meter Taipei 101 tower and night markets such as Shilin and Raohe. Day trips reach the lantern-hung lanes of Jiufen and the volcanic hot springs of Beitou without repacking a suitcase.
Beyond the Capital
Longer itineraries continue to Sun Moon Lake, the high tea country around Alishan and the marble walls of Taroko Gorge on the east coast. Autumn and spring bring the most reliable weather for the mountains; summer runs hot and humid, with typhoon season peaking from July to September. Trains and a single easy-to-use transit card make independent add-on days simple.
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