• Sun Moon Lake - The Sun Moon Lake Bike Trail in Taiwan is celebrated as one of the world’s most stunning cycling routes, spanning approximately 30 kilometers (18.6 miles) around the tranquil waters of Taiwan’s largest lake. Cyclists on this trail experience a mix of gentle paths and rolling hills that offer breathtaking lake views, lush forest scenery, and stops at cultural sites like Wenwu Temple. Recognized by CNN as one of the top 10 most beautiful bikeways, the trail caters to riders of all levels, with options like the 3.5-kilometer (2.2-mile) Shuishe Section for those preferring a shorter ride.
• Xiangshan Visitor Center - The Xiangshan Visitor Center at Sun Moon Lake in Taiwan is an architectural masterpiece that serves as both a gateway and an attraction. Designed by the esteemed architect Dan Norihiko, the center’s curved, minimalist design blends seamlessly with the natural landscape, using gentle lines and open spaces to enhance the serene lake views. The building features a distinctive open-air layout that incorporates sustainable design principles, including energy-efficient materials and water-saving facilities. Inside, visitors can find information about Sun Moon Lake’s attractions, ecological exhibits, and a café with breathtaking lake vistas. The center also provides easy access to popular trails and cycling routes around the lake, making it an ideal starting point for exploring the area’s natural beauty.
• Shuishe Pier - Shuishe Pier is one of the main boat docks on Sun Moon Lake, Taiwan, and a lively starting point for scenic boat tours that explore the lake’s picturesque beauty. Situated near the vibrant Shuishe Village, the pier offers access to a network of ferries that transport visitors to key spots around the lake, including Ita Thao Pier and Xuanguang Temple Pier. From Shuishe Pier, travelers can enjoy panoramic views of the lake, framed by distant mountains and lush greenery. The pier is also conveniently surrounded by local restaurants, shops, and bike rental outlets, allowing visitors to easily transition from a lake tour to other activities, like cycling along the Sun Moon Lake Bike Trail.
• Wen Wu Temple - Wen Wu Temple is a magnificent temple located along the shores of Sun Moon Lake in Taiwan, renowned for its grand architecture and stunning views of the lake. Built to honor the Chinese deities of literature and martial arts, Wen Chang and Guan Yu, the temple holds a special place as a site of cultural and spiritual significance. With vibrant red pillars, intricate stone carvings, and bronze statues, the temple showcases traditional Chinese artistry. Visitors ascend the “Year of the Steps” staircase, a symbolic path featuring 366 steps—one for each day of the year, including leap years—often pausing at the various platforms to enjoy panoramic views over Sun Moon Lake. Inside, visitors can explore large halls dedicated to prayer and reflection, as well as admire the calligraphy and inscriptions that adorn the temple. A visit to Wen Wu Temple offers not only a cultural experience but also peaceful moments amidst some of Taiwan’s most captivating landscapes.
• Gaomei Wetland - The Gaomei Wetlands, located on Taiwan’s central west coast near Taichung, are renowned for their vast, serene tidal landscapes and vibrant biodiversity. Spanning over 1,500 acres, these wetlands are a protected ecological area and an important habitat for migratory birds, crabs, fish, and other wildlife. The most iconic feature of Gaomei Wetlands is its picturesque boardwalk, which extends into the shallow, grassy waters, allowing visitors to observe the area’s unique flora and fauna up close without disturbing the ecosystem. At sunset, the landscape transforms as golden light reflects off the water and wind turbines in the background, creating a stunning, dreamlike scene that attracts photographers and nature lovers alike. Gaomei Wetlands provide a peaceful escape into nature and a prime spot for ecological exploration and breathtaking views.

• Air-conditioned vehicle
• Driver and guide

• Food and drinks
• Admission to Sun Moon Lake Lake Cruise Ticket

Sun Moon Lake Crescent Bay & Gaomei Wetlands One-Day Tour

Discover the awe-inspiring natural splendor of central Taiwan with the Sun Moon Lake Crescent Bay & Gaomei Wetlands One-Day Tour. Glide across the glistening waters of Sun Moon Lake, the largest alpine lake in Taiwan, and admire the peaceful beauty of Crescent Bay, where verdant mountains meet pristine waters. Enjoy a leisurely walk along scenic boardwalks, explore historic temples, and soak in the tranquil allure of this renowned destination. In the afternoon, head to the Gaomei Wetlands, celebrated for its breathtaking sunsets and rich wildlife. Stroll along the wooden pathways as the golden sun casts its glow on the tidal flats, creating an enchanting ambiance. This tour is ideal for nature enthusiasts and photography lovers eager to capture Taiwan’s most stunning landscapes. Reserve your spot now and explore the marvels of Sun Moon Lake and Gaomei Wetlands!

• Total tour duration include in transportation
• The night before your trip, you will receive an email regarding important information such as the phone number of the tour guide and the license plate number of the car. Please make sure that your email and mobile phone can be reached.
• Departure/return times may vary due to winter and summer seasons
• Important: The plan does not include Sun Moon Lake boat tickets and attraction tickets

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.