Taipei private charter 1-day tour (Longshan Temple + Yongkang Street + Taipei 101 + National Palace Museum | Depart from Taipei)

▲ Longshan Temple: Bangka (now Wanhua) is one of the earliest developed areas in Taipei, and Longshan Temple serves as the spiritual and activity hub for local residents. The temple square features fascinating attractions, with some floor stones originating from ballast rocks used by early immigrants during their sea voyages. The main hall enshrines Guanyin Bodhisattva. Though the hall was destroyed by artillery fire during World War II, the deity statue remained miraculously intact, earning deep admiration. The courtyard incense burner bears the playful sculpture "Simple-Minded Foreigners Holding Up Temple Corners," while the bell and drum towers on both sides chime morning and evening. The rear hall houses over a hundred diverse deity statues, with lively character-carved stone pillars adding unique charm. The outer wall also displays the amusing stone carving "Red-Haired Foreigner Blowing a Conch Shell." Rich in artistic treasures and vibrant festival activities, Longshan Temple offers a rewarding visit to experience cultural and spiritual wonders!

▲ Yongkang Street: Taipei's famous food street, located between Jinshan South Road and Xinsheng South Road, stretching from Xinyi Road in the north to Heping East Road in the south. The alleys are home to traditional delights like Din Tai Fung's soup dumplings and Xiulan Restaurant, as well as healthy vegetarian options at Hui Liu Restaurant. Ye Tang Tea House showcases Taiwanese tea culture, while Komugi's Cafe and teahouses exude literary charm. Centered around Yongkang Park, the commercial area includes Lishui Street and Jinhua Street, blending local snacks, international cuisine, and boutique shops. Near Da'an Forest Park, the street buzzes with crowds during evenings and weekends. Welcome to explore Yongkang Street and savor its culinary and cultural charm!

▲ Taipei 101: Located in the heart of Taipei and designed by C.Y. Lee, this iconic skyscraper features an "eight"-unit design symbolizing prosperity, with layered segments resembling resilient bamboo that blend nature with technology. Its high-tech structure provides disaster and wind resistance, while green spaces enhance pedestrian comfort. The 89th-floor observation deck stands 382m high, offering panoramic views with high-powered telescopes, multilingual guides, and a tuned mass damper exhibit. High-speed elevators reach the top in just 37 seconds. The shopping mall showcases international fashion and gourmet dining in a luxurious setting. Experience Taipei 101's stunning views and cultural allure!

▲ Taipei Palace Museum: Completed in 1965 in Waishuangxi, this palace-style building houses nearly 700,000 cultural relics from the Song, Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties, including treasures like the Jadeite Cabbage, Meat-shaped Stone, and Mao-kung Ding, earning its reputation as a treasure trove of Chinese culture. The adjacent Zhishan Garden replicates a Song dynasty landscape, with blooming lotus flowers in summer, while the free-entry Zhide Garden offers additional charm. The museum's online platform provides VR experiences and collection previews. On-site offerings include guided tours, educational courses, and lectures, making it ideal for culture enthusiasts. Visit to immerse yourself in the splendor of Chinese art!

▲ —Vehicle Types— •5-seat car: Toyota Wish, RAV4, Camry, Altis, or similar models •9-seat car: Volkswagen T6 or T5, Hyundai Starex, Ford Tourneo, or similar models •Taxis may be arranged for transportation at no additional cost •Pickup location: Chosen by guest (additional fees apply outside Greater Taipei city center) •Drop-off location: Chosen by guest (additional fees apply outside Greater Taipei city center) •5-seat car: 1-2 pieces of luggage (max 26 inches); 9-seat car: 2-3 pieces of luggage (max 26 inches) •(If luggage exceeds vehicle capacity, driver may refuse service without refund)

▲ —Child Safety Seats— • According to regulations in Taiwan, China, children aged 0–4 must use a child safety seat. A 5-seater vehicle can accommodate up to 1 seat, while a 9-seater can accommodate up to 2. • This plan does not cover accidents involving passengers outside the vehicle. —Pre-Trip Contact— • The driver will contact you via instant messaging or email between 8:00 PM and 9:00 PM the day before departure to provide basic details. If you do not receive communication within this timeframe, please email service@routortravel.com for assistance.

▲ —Additional fees (to be paid in cash to the driver on the day of service)— 1. Overtime fees • Regardless of vehicle type, an additional fee of TWD 350 will be charged for every 30 minutes beyond the base time. • Please note: Overtime fees apply even if the delay is caused by traffic congestion or road closures. • The daily mileage limit is 150 km. If the total mileage exceeds the limit by 1–20 km, an additional fee of TWD 300 will apply. For 20–40 km over the limit, an additional fee of TWD 600 will apply. 2. If the passenger fails to arrive on time • The driver will wait for a maximum of 10 minutes before leaving. After 10 minutes, the booking will be treated as a no-show, and the passenger will not be eligible for modifications, cancellations, or refunds.

▲ 3. Child safety seat fees • 5-seater vehicle: 1 child safety seat provided free of charge (only 1 seat can be placed in a 5-seater vehicle; if 2 seats are needed, please book a 9-seater vehicle). • 9-seater vehicle: 1 child safety seat provided free of charge. For a 2nd seat, please inform us in advance and pay TWD 300 on-site. 4. Additional fees for pick-up/drop-off outside Taipei city center • TWD 300 surcharge areas: North Beitou, Tianmu, Yangmingshan Front Mountain (e.g., Grass Mountain Night Restaurant), Banqiao, Xizhi, Shenkeng, Xindian, Xinzhuang, Taipei Songshan Airport pick-up (no surcharge for drop-off). • TWD 500 surcharge areas: Taishan, Wugu, Tucheng, Tamsui, Yingge, Linkou, Sanxia, Shulin, Shiding, Keelung (Keelung Port).

▲ • Additional charge of TWD 800: Yangmingshan Back Mountain (e.g., Tien Lai Resort & Spa), Jinshan, Wulai, Yehliu, Shifen, Jiufen, Jinguashi • Additional charge of TWD 1,000: Taoyuan City, Taoyuan Airport (airport drop-off), areas north of Zhongli • Additional charge of TWD 1,200: Taoyuan International Airport (airport pick-up, please provide flight number) • Additional charge of TWD 1,400: The Westin Tashee Resort, Taoyuan; Leofoo Village Theme Park • Additional charge of TWD 1,600: Hsinchu City, Jiaoxi, Luodong, Toucheng, Su'ao • For locations not listed above and outside central Taipei, customer support will contact guests to confirm the additional fee.