What's the fun tour guide of Taiwan Province Province in Taiwan Province Province?

In fact, Taiwan Province Province is my second hometown. Because I know it very well, it's nothing, so I want to introduce it to you. Of course, I don't want to introduce the scenic spots here. I'm sure you will come to visit. You should know something about the scenic spots here. Today I'm going to introduce how to play and how to play, so that you can see all the beautiful scenery here.

The most important thing in traveling is the travel time. The best time to travel in Taiwan Province Province is from September to165438+1October. Pay special attention to the rainy season of one or two weeks from April to May, the typhoon season is from June to 65438+10, and typhoons are the most frequent from July to September. Traveling during this time will have a certain impact on my trip. I went to Taiwan Province Province from May1April to May 23rd, and it rained most of the time.

Preparation before travel

Before going to Taiwan Province Province, the preparation work is also complicated, and you need to get a Taiwan pass and an entry permit. It is best to prepare two months in advance.

Go to the immigration office first. After the pass is processed, you can find a travel agency to apply for an entry permit, or you can apply for it on some travel apps.

Please call the local entry-exit office for the documents you need to prepare. I got a lot of information, but due to different locations and updated policies, some specific requirements are different.

In terms of transportation, there are many airports in Taiwan Province Province, which can be booked according to the itinerary. It's best not to go back and forth at the same airport, which will waste time.

Public transport mode is unified in e-Card. Easycard can take the MRT and public transportation in all cities, and you can also use credit cards in convenience stores. You can buy a card to recharge it in all convenience stores. It is particularly important to note that the bus routes in Taiwan Province Province are different from those in mainland China. There are two-way and one-way stations. Two-way station means that buses in both directions stop at this station, and there is only one stop on both sides of the road. The incoming bus stops at this station, and the outgoing bus stops at the opposite station. There are two different stations on both sides of the road. When reading the bus signs, pay special attention to whether it is a one-way stop or a two-way stop. Don't take the bus in the opposite direction at the two-way station. Buses in Taiwan Province Province don't stop automatically, so you should wave when you get on and ring the bell when you get off.

There will be a discount for booking early bird tickets in advance for high-speed rail tickets. You can buy specific flights, or go directly to the window to collect the latest flights on the scheduled date. You should pick up the ticket at the exit. If you want to keep it as a souvenir, you should stamp the ticket before leaving the station. The stamps are all near the exit.

Pay special attention to the elevators in Taiwan Province Province, and walk left and stand right. If you stop, you should stand on the right, and the left is free for people who are eager to catch the bus.

Precautions:

If you surf the Internet in Taiwan Province Province, it is recommended to buy a mobile phone card for a few days. The price is lower than that of portable WiFi, so you can make a phone call. Friends with peers can open hot spots. This kind of mobile phone card for a few days is basically unlimited traffic.

UnionPay cards can be used in many places in Taiwan Province Province in Chinese mainland, and convenience stores also have ATMs to withdraw money, but just in case, it is best to take NT$ 10,000 with you.

Time and plan

I went to Tainan, Kaohsiung, Taipei, Taichung, Hualien and Jiufen Heping Creek for ten days. The specific itinerary is as follows. Because the plane tickets were all bought in Taipei, it was a waste of time on the road. Here's a detailed introduction according to my route. Don't go into too much detail. If you have any specific questions, please leave a message.

On the first day, I flew from Shanghai to Taipei in the morning, and then took a bus from Taipei to Taichung. Taichung went to Miyahara Ophthalmology and Fengjia Night Market, then went to Tainan from Taichung and lived in Tainan.

The next day, I visited Tainan by bike. I go to Anping by bike during the day, ride up from the bicycle lane and pass through Anping's tree house, park my car on the side of the road and walk down to visit the tree house, then ride forward and move my car down to Anping Castle after a crossing. The first two pictures of the article were taken by me on the bicycle lane around the canal line. Then you can ride to the observation deck at night. I live near Tainan Station and ride about 16 kilometers. I went to Dadong Night Market in the evening. Tainan is the gourmet capital of Taiwan Province Province, with many night markets. Especially the night market, it is not open every day. Dadong Night Market: Monday, Tuesday and Friday. Xiaobei Night Market: Tuesday and Friday. Garden night market: Thursday, Saturday and Sunday. Vu Thang Night Market: Wednesday and Saturday.

On the third day, I went to Kaohsiung from Tainan. Tour route: Xiziwan (British Consulate of Puppy of National Sun Yat-sen University)-Boer Special Zone-Guangmingding-Liuhe Night Market. The dome light of MRT station is Liuhe Night Market. Return to Tainan from Kaohsiung after the tour.

On the fourth day, I returned to Taipei from Tainan. Because of something, I only visited the National Palace Museum and Shilin Night Market in Taipei this day. The air conditioning in the National Palace Museum in Taipei is super full. After listening to my friend's reminder, I brought an extra coat, but it was still very cold. Put on more clothes.

On the fifth day, I took the line from Taipei to Ruifang and visited Pingxi. Route: Jingtong Station-Pingxi-Shifen-Houdong Station (Maocun). I left my luggage at Ruifang Station and went to Pingxi Old Street to hang lanterns. It's a waterfall and it's far from the station. My friend and I rented a motorcycle to save time in catching the train. The interval between trains at each station is one hour. Before the trip, you should take a timetable and look at the time. If you miss a bus, you will have to wait for an extra hour. I went to Jiufen from Ruifang in the evening. There is no bus to Jiufen at the bus stop outside Ruifang Railway Station. It takes one stop, but that bus stop is also called Ruifang Railway Station. I wanted to go to Jiufen Old Street in the evening, but I didn't know that the store closed at seven when I got there. So I took time to see the night view of Jiufen Old Street.

On the sixth day, I swam nine times. Route: Jinguashi-Golden Waterfall-Jiufen Old Street. I live in Jiufen Old Street. After getting up, go to Jinguashi first, and finally go to Jiufen Old Street. Go back to Ruifang Station in the evening and take a bus to Hualien.

On the seventh day, Hualien chartered a one-day tour. Because we chartered a car, we didn't do any strategy, just let the driver master drive us around. Hualien is more suitable for chartered cars, because the scenic spots are far away in the future. I mainly visited Taroko, Qingshui Cliff, Qixingtan and Fukumachi Night Market. Although it rains on cloudy days, the scenery is also beautiful. The price of chartered car is NT$ 2,500.

Eighth, ninth and tenth days. One-day tour in downtown Hualien. I just rode my bike around the city. I bought some specialties of Hualien, such as Zeng Ji Ma, Hualien potato cakes and nougat. One-day trip to downtown Taipei, buying special products, pineapple cake. Finally, Taipei will go to Shanghai and go back to school!