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From Taipei: Pinglin Tea Culture and Maokong Gondola Tour|Taiwan
From Taipei: Pinglin Tea Culture and Maokong Gondola Tour|Taiwan
From Taipei: Pinglin Tea Culture and Maokong Gondola Tour|Taiwan
From Taipei: Pinglin Tea Culture and Maokong Gondola Tour|Taiwan
From Taipei: Pinglin Tea Culture and Maokong Gondola Tour|Taiwan

From Taipei: Pinglin Tea Culture and Maokong Gondola Tour|Taiwan


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  • Explore Taipei's three primary tea-growing regions in just one day
  • Enjoy breathtaking views of Southern Taipei from the Maokong Gondola
  • Immerse yourself in the beauty of Thousand Island Lake's stunning landscapes
  • Delve into the culture and evolution of Taiwanese tea at the Pinglin Tea Museum
  • Discover the art of Taiwanese tea brewing with a skilled sommelier
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Loại tourTour riêng, Tour ghép đoàn
Phương tiện di chuyểnĐưa đón từ điểm tập trung, Đưa đón tại khách sạn
Giờ khởi hànhKhởi hành tiêu chuẩn (8-9 giờ sáng)
Giới hạn hành lý1 món
Loại tourTour có hướng dẫn
Sắp xếp bữa ănTự túc
Loại tham quanThắng cảnh thiên nhiên, Tham quan bảo tàng, Du lịch sinh thái, Đi bộ đường dài
Phương tiện di chuyểnXe thuê riêng, Đi bộ

Giới thiệu sản phẩm

Start your day with a relaxing ride on the Maokong Gondola, a scenic cable car journey known for its long route and sweeping aerial views over southern Taipei. From high above, you’ll enjoy beautiful mountain landscapes—one of the most popular experiences for visitors exploring Taipei.

Once in Maokong, take an easy walk along the area’s signature trails, including the Maokong Tea Fragrance Loop Trail (a set of short paved paths) and the Maokong Zhangshu Trail. Along the way, you’ll pass forest scenery, small waterfalls, tea gardens, terraced fields, ponds, and other photogenic views that make the walk feel like stepping into a postcard.

Continue to the Taipei Tea Promotion Center for Tieguanyin and Baozhong, a relaxed park-style venue showcasing the quality and heritage of Taiwan tea. Explore exhibits and displays (including tea-related machinery) to learn about Taiwanese tea development, production, and ecological knowledge in an easy, engaging way.

After the walk, enjoy free time for tea tasting and lunch at your own expense at one of Maokong’s many teahouses. Many spots serve freshly brewed tea alongside local dishes, letting you dine while surrounded by the fragrant atmosphere that makes Maokong famous.

In the afternoon, head to Shiding’s Thousand Island Lake near the Feitsui Reservoir for a unique island-dotted landscape, then visit the Bagua Tea Plantation, named for its Eight Trigrams-like pattern when viewed from above. Finish in Pinglin with the Pinglin Tea Museum (traditional Hokkien-style courtyard architecture) to discover Taiwan’s tea history and tools, plus a local tea shop experience with a tea sommelier’s brewing demonstration. End the tour with drop-off at Xinyi Shopping District (Taipei 101) or MRT Zhongxiao Xinsheng Station.

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Lưu ý

  • If your package requires a pickup address, the supplier will reconfirm the address you provided. If the address cannot be accepted, we will contact you to confirm an alternative pickup location.

  • Not Suitable For: People with mobility impairments

  • Not Suitable For: Wheelchair users

  • What To Bring: Comfortable shoes

  • What To Bring: Cash

  • Not Allowed: Oversize luggage

  • Not Allowed: Luggage or large bags

  • Not Allowed: Unaccompanied minors

  • Know Before You Go: Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult

  • Know Before You Go: The itinerary order and time at each stop may change due to traffic or weather

  • Know Before You Go: Each guest is allowed to bring one piece of carry-on baggage

  • Know Before You Go: Bring enough cash for meals, drinks, souvenirs, and tips—many convenience stores and eateries in Taiwan do not accept credit cards

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