Datong District

The ferry itinerary was well-arranged, the onboard guide was very attentive in explaining the Tamsui River and the riverside scenery, and the weather was sunny that day. The journey was truly enjoyable and well worth the ticket price.

The entire communication process was smooth; the customer service representative was very attentive; and the driver's driving skills were excellent.

I tried five different teas at once, learning about their shapes and brewing methods. There was even a tea-brewing experience! The mung bean cakes were also delicious. Those with sensitive stomachs might want to eat something beforehand, and it's not suitable for those who like milk tea, as tea is best enjoyed without sugar and milk. The environment was tranquil, allowing ample time to savor the five teas. A must-try for anyone wanting to expand their knowledge and experience tea!

Since it was my first trip to Taipei, I really wanted to visit Jiufen. However, I had heard that Jiufen is often rainy and always crowded at night, so I deliberately chose a morning departure to avoid the crowds. It turned out to be the right decision. Even though it was during Golden Week, there was only one other group on the morning tour besides us. Our guide, Mr. Chen, was very kind, polite, and friendly. He guided us through Jiufen according to our preferences. I was so lucky that he would even guide us after we arrived in Jiufen. He only guided us through the temples we requested, the tea tasting, and the shortcuts through Jiufen, and the rest of the time was free exploration. Thanks to Mr. Chen, I fell in love with Jiufen. I'm so glad I took this tour. Thank you very much.

Trying on a cheongsam in Dadaocheng was a lot of fun! The staff were friendly and polite, and even recommended many nearby attractions. Strolling through the old streets in a cheongsam created a wonderful atmosphere. Although the Taipei weather was unbearably hot, this retro experience was still unforgettable and definitely worth trying!