Experience the key attractions of Northern Taiwan comfortably with Oneuldu Travel's signature bus tour.
Yehliu · Shifen · Shifen Waterfall · Jinguashi · Jiufen
Accompanied by a Korean guide
🚌 Comfortable travel in a private vehicle
📍 Complete 5 Popular Attractions in One Day
📸 From daytime scenery to the night view of Jiufen
Yehliu · Shifen · Jinguashi · Jiufen
Accompanied by a Korean guide
🚌 Comfortable travel in a private vehicle
📍 Must-visit course in Northern Taiwan
🌆 Even the romantic night view of Jiufen
✔ A comfortable trip with a Korean guide
✔ High satisfaction with a proven popular course
✔ Private vehicle travel without crowded public transportation
✔ Recommended for first-time travelers visiting Taiwan
✔ A bus tour that satisfies everyone, from families and friends to couples and solo travelers
Your reservation will be completed only after you receive the final reservation confirmation notification via KakaoTalk from the person in charge.
If your contact information changes locally, please be sure to inform the person in charge.
The minimum number of participants is 15.
If the minimum number of participants is not met, we will notify you individually 3 to 4 days prior to the date of use. If it is difficult to change the schedule, we will provide a full refund.
Due to the nature of group tours, please arrive at least 5 minutes before the meeting time. It is difficult to contact or join the group after departure.
Infants under 24 months old can use it for free.
Infants must be held by a guardian while riding, and car seats are not provided.
Please include the infant's Korean name, English name, and date of birth when making a reservation.
The suitcase can be stored in the vehicle.
Please make sure to carry your valuables, such as passports, wallets, and mobile phones, with you.
The tour will proceed as scheduled even in case of rain.
In Jiufen, public transportation can be used instead of the shuttle bus on weekends, public holidays, and during special periods due to government traffic restrictions, and the one-way fare of NT$15 is the individual's responsibility.
Since we will be moving to Taipei Station after the meeting at Ximen Station, the vehicle arrival time may vary slightly.
In accordance with Taiwan's tourism laws, you will be covered by local one-day vehicle and injury insurance.
Please accurately enter your Korean name, English name as it appears on your passport, date of birth, and passport number when making a reservation.
We are not responsible if insurance enrollment is not possible due to omission or incorrect information.
The insurance covers treatment for injuries sustained locally on the day of the tour, and does not cover loss, theft, or damage.
We recommend purchasing individual overseas travel insurance for a safer trip.
Lateness or absence on the day will be treated as a no-show, and no refund will be given.
Cancellation requests will only be processed if received during business hours (Mon-Fri 10:00-16:00 / Closed on weekends and public holidays).
A minimum of 15 traveler(s) are required for the tour to depart. If the number of participants does not reach the minimum requirement, the tour will be canceled. An email regarding tour cancellation will be sent 3 day(s) before the departure date
Yehliu Geopark is renowned for its striking natural rock formations, shaped by erosion and weathering. Key features include the iconic "Queen's Head," resembling a profile of Queen Elizabeth, and the "Fairy Shoe" formation. Visitors can also observe unique "Candle Holder Rocks" and "Ginger Rocks," which resemble mushrooms. These geological wonders make the park a fascinating natural classroom.
The tour offers a diverse experience, starting with the natural beauty of Yehliu Geopark's unique rock formations. In Shifen, visitors enjoy the memorable activity of releasing sky lanterns and experiencing a scenic waterfall. Jinguashi provides insight into Taiwan's mining history, while Jiufen, with its narrow alleys and traditional tea houses, offers a nostalgic atmosphere and stunning night views. A Korean guide enhances the journey with cultural insights and logistical support.
To fully appreciate Yehliu Geopark's diverse geological formations, a visit duration of approximately 1.5 to 2 hours is recommended. This allows ample time to stroll through the different sections, marvel at formations like the Queen's Head and Fairy Shoe, and capture memorable photos without feeling rushed. It’s important to account for walking and photo stops along the coastal paths.
For a day trip to coastal Yehliu Geopark and Shifen, essential items include comfortable walking shoes, sun protection like a hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen, as the areas can be exposed. An umbrella or rain jacket is advisable for unpredictable weather. Don't forget a camera for photos, and a portable charger for electronic devices. Bringing a reusable water bottle for hydration is also recommended.
The most convenient way to visit multiple attractions like Yehliu Geopark, Shifen, and Jiufen in one day is often through a guided bus tour. These tours provide comfortable transportation between sites, eliminating the complexities of navigating public transport or arranging multiple taxis. They also ensure efficient travel schedules, maximizing time at each location and often include a knowledgeable guide who can provide insights.
The Shifen sky lantern experience offers a truly unique photo opportunity as visitors write wishes on lanterns and release them into the sky. The colorful lanterns floating upwards against the backdrop of the railway tracks and surrounding nature create picturesque and emotionally resonant images. The tour also offers a Polaroid certification photo service, providing an instant physical keepsake of this special moment.
In Jinguashi, the Golden Waterfall and the remnants of the Gold Ecological Park, including the Golden Shrine, are popular for their historical significance and unique scenery. Jiufen Old Street is renowned for its charming, lantern-lined alleyways, traditional tea houses, and stunning views of the coastline, especially at dusk. The A-Mei Teahouse is an iconic photo spot, particularly when its red lanterns are lit, creating a magical atmosphere.
After the tour, visitors dropped off at Raohe Night Market can immerse themselves in one of Taipei's oldest and most popular night markets. You can enjoy a vast array of local street food, from famous pepper buns to oyster omelets, and explore various stalls selling clothes, accessories, and souvenirs. It's a vibrant cultural experience, perfect for savoring authentic Taiwanese flavors and atmosphere.