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Update September 24, 2009:
We have rearranged the following schedule for the 5-day after Congress tour. Please note that we have rescheduled the tour from OCTOBER 12 to 16. It’s finished two days earlier to respond to articipants needs. You may find more information by clicking homegapes list in the schedule and arrange your own way of seeing Taiwan and get ready for things to bring with you…..
Update Aug. 13, 2009:
We will examine the planned route according to the current situation after the hit of typhoon Morakot and torrential rains in sothern Taiwan. We will update the plan, if necessary, as soon as we can.
Possible change is that we will not taken the Middle Cross Island Highway and Southern Cross Island Highway and instead take the west side route and sothern Taiwan such as Kenting. For your convenience to arranging itinerary, please remain to plan to stay till October 18. We will announce any changes of the trip plan on AOCC2009 web site and by email to those who have registered the post Congress trip. Thank you.
The tentative plan for the 5-day Post Congress tour is listed as follows. The tour will start from October 12 and return to Taipei or Taoyuan International airport in the morning of October 16. We will inform those who have booked this package via email if there is any changes or update of this program.
(Updated September 24, 2009)
Post Congress Tour of Taiwan (Sep. 23, 2009)
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Date |
Schedule |
Sight seeing or activity point |
Accommodation |
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10/12 |
Picking up from Taiwan Normal University, taking the Taipei Yilan Highway passing through the 12.9KM Hsuehshan Tunnel to Su-Ao Harbor, then taking the stunning Su-Hua Highway to Taroko National Scenic Area for short-distance hiking. | Hsuehshan Tunnel: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B6vaAPkmcMASu-Ao Harbor:
(http://www.necoast-nsa.gov.tw/user/article.aspx?Lang=2&SNo=03000558) Su-Hua Highway:
Taroko National Scenic Area (http://www.taroko.gov.tw/TarokoPortalEng/2_1_0/Default.aspx#)
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Singuang-Jhaofong Leisure Farm(http://www.skcf.com.tw/index.asp) |
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10/13 |
Visiting the East Rift Valley, and cycling for 12 kilometers around the Guanshan Water Park bike lane. | The East Rift Valley(http://tour-hualien.hl.gov.tw/en/case01.jsp?subject=1)
Guanshan Water Park (http://www.erv-nsa.gov.tw/user/Article.aspx?Lang=2&SNo=03000157)
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Guanshan Shan Shui Shen Resortopia Hotel(http://www.sss988.com.tw/) |
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10/14 |
Climbing up the Lu-Yeh Hill to the highest viewing pavilion, then visiting the National Museum of Prehistory, then visiting the National Museum of Marine Biology & Aquarium in the afternoon. | Lu-Yeh Hill(http://www.erv-nsa.gov.tw/user/Article.aspx?Lang=1&SNo=03000150)
National Museum of Prehistory (http://en.nmp.gov.tw/index.php) National Museum of Marine Biology & Aquarium (http://www.nmmba.gov.tw/Default.aspx?tabid=512&language=en-US)
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Kenting YOHO Beach Club & SPA(http://kenting.landishotelsresorts.com/chinese-trad/) |
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10/15 |
Visiting Kenting National Forest Recreation Area in the morning, and Stay overnight in Nantou. | Kenting National Forest Recreation Area(http://www.ktnp.gov.tw/eng/index.aspx)
Nantou (http://travel.nantou.gov.tw/en/indexen.asp)
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New Ear Art Resort & SPA(http://www.neweraart.com.tw/about.asp) |
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10/16 |
Visiting Sun Moon Lake National Scenic Area, and lunch at Puli, arrive in Chung Tai Zen Monastery and Puli Winery in the afternoon, than visiting Taichung.city and back to Taipei at night. | Sun Moon Lake National Scenic Area(http://www.sunmoonlake.gov.tw/sun.aspx?Lang=EN)
Chung Tai Zen Monastery (http://www.ctworld.org.tw/english-96/html/index.htm) Puli Winery |
Taipei (Please ensure you have reserved a hotel room) |
