Alishan National Forest Recreation Area one-day tour[Taichung/Chiayi/Kaohsiung | Private private charter Guide] Day Tours

About this experience

The Alishan National Scenic Area includes Fanlu, Zhuqi, Meishan, and Alishan. The transportation network in these four counties spreads across the entire region like the veins of a leaf. Travelers move through the area, marveling at the lush forests, spectacular sunrises, and stunning clouds. Enjoying tea at beautiful tea plantations and visiting the Tsou indigenous tribe are leisure activities not to be missed.

Alishan has been abundant in Taiwan Red Cypress and Taiwan Yellow Cypress since ancient times. After years of logging, there are now nearly 40 giant red cypress trees along the first and second phases of the Giant Tree Plank Walk. Among them, the towering "Alishan Xianglin Sacred Tree" stands at 45 meters tall with a trunk circumference of 12.3 meters and an estimated age of 2,300 years, making it an unmissable highlight for visitors to Alishan.

The mountainous area boasts rich biodiversity, featuring rare plants such as the Cyathea spinulosa, Huperzia somai, and Pleione formosana. The wildlife is equally vibrant, with species like the Formosan rock macaque, Mikado pheasant, bush warbler, Taiwan bush robin, and the Alishan salamander.

The forest train in Alishan Forest Recreation Area is beloved by visitors.

The sunrise at Alishan is magnificent and unforgettable. The Zhushan area is an ideal spot to watch the sunrise.

The Alishan area enjoys a cool climate with average temperatures around 10°C. It's worth visiting year-round, though July and August see more rainfall. From November to April, the northeast monsoon brings ideal conditions for witnessing spectacular sea of clouds and misty landscapes.

Visit indigenous tribes to learn about local customs and culture. The Tsou villages feature thatched-roof houses, with the men's club "Kuba" being particularly famous.

Short daylight hours and significant day-night temperature differences are the geological advantages of Alishan, making high-mountain oolong tea, Jinxuan tea, and tea bags highly popular. You can experience on-site/riverside tea tasting and bamboo forest tea ceremonies.

More local snacks to try, including sunrise cakes and millet mochi.

Highlights

• Join us now and start your Alishan adventure!
• Our professional group will wholeheartedly provide you with a safe and convenient travel experience, leaving you with unforgettable memories
• You can choose to depart from Taichung, Chiayi or Kaohsiung! Start your Alishan one-day tour now and embark on this journey full of surprises and adventures wit
• Stroll along the Alishan Millennium Cypress Plank Road: Explore the ancient giant wooden plank road, surrounded by millennium cypress trees, and enjoy the fresh

What's included

• Pick-up/drop-off
• Medium Car transportation fee
• Main attraction ticket for shen yi liu pu
• Main attraction ticket for Alishan National Forest Recreation Area
• Main attraction ticket for Magnolia Garden
• Driver-guide
• Insurance provided by the supplier

How to use

1. Show Mobile Ticket
2. At Redemption Counter

What to expect

The Alishan National Scenic Area includes Fanlu, Zhuqi, Meishan, and Alishan. The transportation network in these four counties spreads across the entire region like the veins of a leaf. Travelers move through the area, marveling at the lush forests, spectacular sunrises, and stunning clouds. Enjoying tea at beautiful tea plantations and visiting the Tsou indigenous tribe are leisure activities not to be missed.

Alishan has been abundant in Taiwan Red Cypress and Taiwan Yellow Cypress since ancient times. After years of logging, there are now nearly 40 giant red cypress trees along the first and second phases of the Giant Tree Plank Walk. Among them, the towering "Alishan Xianglin Sacred Tree" stands at 45 meters tall with a trunk circumference of 12.3 meters and an estimated age of 2,300 years, making it an unmissable highlight for visitors to Alishan.

The mountainous area boasts rich biodiversity, featuring rare plants such as the Cyathea spinulosa, Huperzia somai, and Pleione formosana. The wildlife is equally vibrant, with species like the Formosan rock macaque, Mikado pheasant, bush warbler, Taiwan bush robin, and the Alishan salamander.

The forest train in Alishan Forest Recreation Area is beloved by visitors.

The sunrise at Alishan is magnificent and unforgettable. The Zhushan area is an ideal spot to watch the sunrise.

The Alishan area enjoys a cool climate with average temperatures around 10°C. It's worth visiting year-round, though July and August see more rainfall. From November to April, the northeast monsoon brings ideal conditions for witnessing spectacular sea of clouds and misty landscapes.

Visit indigenous tribes to learn about local customs and culture. The Tsou villages feature thatched-roof houses, with the men's club "Kuba" being particularly famous.

Short daylight hours and significant day-night temperature differences are the geological advantages of Alishan, making high-mountain oolong tea, Jinxuan tea, and tea bags highly popular. You can experience on-site/riverside tea tasting and bamboo forest tea ceremonies.

More local snacks to try, including sunrise cakes and millet mochi.

Things to note

• Please be sure to fill in the Insurance information correctly
• Please indicate the number of children's car seats required at the checkout page.
• Reminders:
• No refunds will be given for late arrivals or no-shows.
• Children are required to use children's car seats(extra charge of TWD300 per child).
• The tour involves a lot of walking and stair climbing, so please make sure you have enough energy to participate.
• According to Taiwan law, children aged 0-4 years or under 18 kg must use a children's car seats.
• If you fill in the information incorrectly, you may not be able to apply for a claim.

Terms & conditions

Reminders:

Please be sure to fill in the Insurance information correctly. If you fill in the information incorrectly, you may not be able to apply for a claim.
No refunds will be given for late arrivals or no-shows.
According to Taiwan law, children aged 0-4 years or under 18 kg must use a children's car seats.
Children are required to use children's car seats(extra charge of TWD300 per child).
Please indicate the number of children's car seats required at the checkout page.
The tour involves a lot of walking and stair climbing, so please make sure you have enough energy to participate. Bookings must be made by 11:00 AM (local time), 1 day before your trip.
A member of staff will contact you by 6:00 PM (local time), 1 day before your trip.
Please provide your Full name/Valid ID (e.g., Mainland Chinese ID Card, Entry-Exit Permit for Hong Kong and Macau, and Passport)/QR code, barcode, voucher, or e-ticket at the designated meeting point on the day of your trip.