Please help me design a free travel plan to Taiwan Province Province.

Overview: 1. About money: the exchange rate RMB: NT = 1: 4.7 or so, with little fluctuation. Personally, I suggest taking cash and Visa card. UnionPay cards can also be used at present.

2. About the tourist season: Except July and August (too hot) and 1, February (too cold), other months are quite suitable. Personally recommend March and April (with spring waves and spring).

3. About luggage: swimsuits (for bathing in hot springs and going to the sea), special gifts (very important, because you will find too many people to thank on the way), slippers; Bring less clothes, especially girls, because they will be tempted to buy them; The box should be as big as possible, because there are many specialties; A blank book (with a commemorative badge).

4. About shopping: In addition to local specialties (as described below), you can also buy cosmetics (Shiseido is cheaper, and Taiwan Province Province also has local cosmeceuticals, such as Guangliangyuan). There are all kinds of interesting things in the night market. The most recommended are books and magazines. Let's go to Eslite. Postcards are also necessary. They are sold everywhere.

5. About transportation: Only Taipei and Kaohsiung in Taiwan Province have subways, so it is inconvenient to take a bus in Taiwan Province Province (the flight interval is long). The means of transportation between cities are high-speed rail (similar to Harmony), Taiwan Railway (ordinary train) and passenger transport (recommended by United Railway). Price: high-speed rail > Taiwan Railway > passenger transport; Speed: high-speed rail > Taiwan railway > passenger transport. The general passenger station is next to the railway station, which is very convenient. Also, if you get lost, ask the way. Asking for directions in Taiwan Province Province is also a very interesting thing. The price of passenger transport in different time periods is different. Generally, it is more expensive on Friday and Saturday, and it is usually cheaper.

6. About the tourist service center: Every time you go to a place, you'd better go to the tourist service center first. First, get free information, such as maps and itinerary suggestions. Very practical! (There are also major railway stations) and there are commemorative badges, which are very interesting! ! So everyone must bring a small notebook with a blank page and collect commemorative medals from all over the country! !

7. Language: People in Taiwan Province Province can basically speak Mandarin, and Taiwanese is more commonly used in the south. You can ask young people for directions in the south. The font is a traditional Chinese character, which everyone can understand. Friendly reminder: when speaking in public, you must whisper softly, otherwise it will be really abrupt; In addition, thank you, excuse me, sorry is often said. )ps。 We have different language habits on both sides of the strait, such as dressing room-bathroom, MRT-subway, gift-gift, good health-discount, pounding-popularity and so on.

8. About accommodation: Most homestays can bargain, with NT 100 fluctuating. Also, Friday and Saturday nights are holiday prices, which are much higher than usual, as explained on the hotel website.

9. About the time schedule: Shops in Taiwan Province Province open very late, usually after 1 1, and night markets are naturally after 5 or 6 o'clock. Therefore, it is necessary to make good arrangements and do not have to get up early to go shopping in the morning.

Taipei:

Transportation: 1. Take the airport bus directly from Taoyuan Airport and get off at Taipei Main Station.

2. The transportation in Taipei is mainly MRT (subway) and public transportation. Therefore, you must set up an "easycard" at the MRT station. Just get a prepaid card. You don't need a one-day card or a two-day card. E-Card can also be used in 7- 1 1 and other convenience stores. Remember to return it before you leave Taipei. There is a deposit.

Accommodation: Accommodation in Taipei is more expensive than in other places. Recommend Huaining Hotel near taipei main station. Be sure to book in advance and pay the deposit. This hotel is very popular. Per capita about 150 RMB a night, including buffet breakfast. (It should be noted that hotels in Taiwan Province Province charge per head. For example, if you originally stayed in a room for two people, you would have to pay extra for one more person.).

Itinerary: Day 1 day: Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall (free, there will be a guard change on the hour, so you must see it)-Eslite Xinyi flagship store-Taipei 10 1 (it is best to go at night and watch the sun and night view at the same time)-National Palace Museum in Taipei (free every Friday afternoon)-Danshui (it is best to go and see it in the afternoon) Including Tanshui, Fisherman's Wharf, Hongmaocheng, Truth University, Tamkang Middle School, which filmed "Unspeakable Secrets"-Shilin Night Market (official rich board, pie, sausage, frog laying eggs, etc. )

The next day: the presidential palace (free, fully open seven times a year, it is best to check in advance. We were lucky enough to catch up with Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall (admission is free. There are gendarmes changing guard on the hour)-Taiwan Province Provincial University (the first institution of higher learning in Taiwan Province Province, it is worth a visit. There are many delicious foods around. Chen Sanding milk tea and Jinjiyuan opposite the main entrance of National Taiwan University are highly recommended. We can't find anyone to ask, and all college students in Taiwan Province know it. Yongkang Street (where there are many interesting petty bourgeoisie shops), Ximending (the trend center, which is very lively at night), Longshan Temple and Mongga (personally, it is boring, so how much time can I go).

Day 3: Minority recommendation: Taipei Municipal Art Museum (check in advance if there are any interesting exhibitions, the level is quite high. At that time, Yan and I watched the "Architectural Exhibition"-Taipei Story Museum; Or go to Yongle Market (the largest cloth market in Taiwan Province Province, suitable for girls); Or go to Maokong to take a cable car and have tea (Maokong is also a holy place to watch night scenes); Night market, personally prefer Normal University Night Market (suitable for young people) and Raohe Street Night Market; Yangming Mountain, suitable for night view (the best location is the back door of Humanities University).

On the third afternoon, I went back to the hotel to get my luggage. It's time to go to Jiufen!

Jiufen:

Transportation: Take the train from Taipei Main Station, get off at Ruifang Station, and then take a bus opposite Ruifang Railway Station to Jiufen.

Accommodation: Recommend Uncle Xie's B&; B homestay, +886930 160786. A very nice and enthusiastic person, it's interesting to chat with him. After retirement, my wife and I opened this homestay. The environment is super good. /ppw52 1

Itinerary: Day 4: Stroll around and walk around. But don't spend too much time in the old streets. Climbing down Jilong Mountain, Jiufen Junior High School and Vertical Battery Street are all good. At night, take a bus to 7- 1 1 opposite Keelung. Visit Miaokou Night Market. There are many delicious foods, such as nutritious sandwiches, fried rice, crab broth and so on. After you come back, visit Jiufen Street again. At this time, the crowd dispersed, and you can see another beauty of Jiufen.

Day 5: Get up. Early risers can climb to Jilong Mountain to watch the sunrise. Then pack up and get ready to leave for Yilan!

Gourmet: Aunt Aguan taro (I can tell you responsibly that this is the best taro in Taiwan Province! ! If you don't eat, you're dead! Remember to add condensed milk), the Yili cake shop in front is 7- 1 1, and the fish balls in the old street are also good.

Yilan:

Transportation: Ruifang Railway Station to Suao Station or Yilan Station (Suaoha is recommended). Yilan is very big and the domestic traffic is not very good. It is convenient to take the train between villages. There can be a free shuttle bus between several scenic spots.

Accommodation: Suao-"B&B all tomorrow": No.8 and No.20, Xinsheng Road/KLOC-0, Suao Town, Yilan County (the entrance of Lengquan Park is very close to the railway station. ). tw/tea/p- 1.htm. This hostel is really great! The boss is a woodcarving collector, super warm and lovely! Will invite you to tea! Their room is newly decorated, the bed is antique, overbearing! The price is very suitable, clean and convenient.

Travel suggestion: Day 5: Just arrived from Jiufen. I suggest you calm down and go to the cold spring at once! This Su 'ao cold spring is very famous, with a perennial temperature of 265,438+0 and rich in various nutrients. It is said that others can only be found in Sicily, Italy. After soaking in the cold spring, go to eat "handmade noodles" opposite "all tomorrow at B&B". This is the first food in my mind! ! Then in the afternoon, I will go to the "National Traditional Art Center." After shopping, take a free shuttle bus to the famous Luodong night market. A lot of delicious food, Yifeng scallion cake is highly recommended (there is a long queue at the entrance of the night market); Filled with pink balls, dragon legs, Samsung meat and so on, anyway, where there are many people, drill! Ha ha! There is also "Nobel milk jelly" (ash is always delicious! ), not far from Luodong Night Market, please tell me the way.

Day 6: If you are not very tired, get up early, borrow your bike from your boss and go to the seaside! Then set off for Hualien!

Specialty: Yilan beef tongue cake