After the meeting
Itinerary 1City TourTime: 09:00~12:00
Date: 2018/11/16 (Friday)
Assembly and drop off location: Lobby of accommodation hotel
Cost per person: NT$3200 (≒US$100)
Attractions
The Palace MuseumThe cultural treasures in the Palace Museum are world-renowned cultural assets. From the collection of the emperor to the common people, the collections of the National Palace Museum are inherited in an orderly manner. The age of the collections almost encompasses the uninterrupted history of the entire Chinese culture for more than 5,000 years. Unique in the history of civilization. Among the 650,000 collections in the museum, most of them are collected by the Chinese royal family in the past, and the collection of the royal family began more than 1,000 years ago in the Song Dynasty.
Martyrs' ShrineIt is next to the Grand Hotel, leaning against the green hills and facing the Keelung River. Built in 1969, it occupies a vast area. The main building model is imitating the Palace of Supreme Harmony in the Forbidden City in Beijing. It is magnificent and magnificent, symbolizing the fearless spirit of the martyrs to be benevolent and righteous. The more than 10,000 square meters of green grass surrounding the Martyrs’ Shrine creates a quiet and solemn atmosphere among the guards of the mountains, highlighting the solemnity of the building. The temple is dedicated to the revolutionary martyrs before the founding of the Republic of China to the 330,000 soldiers and soldiers who died in the Anti-Japanese War and the Kuomintang-Communist War. All are enshrined here. The memorial tablets of the martyrs who sacrificed loyally over the years are displayed on the four walls of the main hall with photos and deeds of the heroic martyrs. In the spring and autumn seasons, the head of state leads a hundred civil and military officials to come to pay their respects. Heads of state and dignitaries visiting China will also present flowers to pay tribute.
Every October, the Martyrs' Shrine is crowded with visiting groups of overseas Chinese returning home. It is worth mentioning that the guards standing guard at the gate of the Martyrs' Shrine look like statues, showing the rigorous training! Visitors who gather to watch are often amazed and admired, and the hourly guard switching ceremony is even more distinctive and worth seeing.
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Itinerary 2
Old Street TourTime: 09:00~16:00
Date: 2018/11/16 (Fri.) Pick-up and drop-off location: Lobby of accommodation hotel
Cost per person: NT$3520 (≒US$110)
The pottery industry of Yingge was born out of this nourishing land, adding incomparable vitality to Taiwan's native culture. The ancestors worked hard to build this brilliant ceramic center with their strong creativity and perseverance.
The first modern ceramic museum in the country brings together the wisdom of industry, government, and academia. It holds high the glory of Yingge's never-extinguishing kiln, showing the beauty of the blend of wind furnace, clay and glaze, hoping to spread the beauty of Taiwan's ceramic art to the world.
The New Taipei City Yingge Ceramics Museum was initiated in 1977 and officially opened on November 26, 1989. It lasted 12 years. It was the first professional museum with ceramics as the theme. In addition to dedicating to show Taiwan’s ceramic culture, to stimulate the public’s interest and care in ceramic culture, to enhance the image of Yingge’s ceramic industry and the local area, to promote modern ceramic creations, and to promote international exchanges; to actively participate in the investigation, collection, preservation and preservation of Taiwan’s ceramic culture. Maintenance work, providing research, collection, display and education promotion.
Sanxia Old Street
The Sanxia Old Street is about two hundred meters long, and its buildings have survived since the early years of the Republic of China. The continuous red brick arcades and buildings full of ancient meanings always make people feel nostalgic. In the early days, the first street "Sanjiao Chong Street" was formed in response to the settlement of immigrants gradually moving from the riverside to the mountain. It was the most important commercial street at that time, and then gradually expanded to produce the current Sanxia Old Street. Street, the Sanjiao Chong in the late Qing Dynasty used tea making, cloth dyeing, and camphor as its main industries. It made good use of river water conservancy to sell its goods at home and abroad. It was very popular at that time.
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Itinerary 3
Cultural Tour
Time: 09:00~16:00
Date: 2018/11/16 (Fri.) Pick-up and drop-off location: Lobby of accommodation hotel
Cost per person: NT$3520 (≒US$110)
More than a thousand years ago, the residents on the left bank of the Tamsui River lived in Ganlan houses, using clay pots with human face, and their daily diet was fish, shrimp and shellfish from the sea. Their way of life is not what we can imagine today, but one or two can be glimpsed from the Thirteen Lines Museum. In 1955, an Air Force plane passed over Bali. The compass on the plane had an abnormal magnetic response and found the site of the 13th line. Then geologists and archaeologists came to explore and discovered that this is a prehistoric site, and this archeological museum was also established.
Red Hair CityAt the beginning of the seventeenth century, the Spaniards who saw the superior geographical position of Taiwan built the city of Santo Domingo on the hills near the mouth of the Danshui River after entering Tamsui. Afterwards, the Dutch who repelled the Spaniards, and then rebuilt a stronger walled city near the site of Santo Domingo, Fort Sant Antoni. Foreigners who come to Taiwan have long voyages and their hair is lighter and reddish. Therefore, most of the Pingpu people call foreigners Hongmaofan, and Hongmaocheng where Hongmao lives. The Red Hair City in the Dutch period was shining brightly. In the Ming and Zheng period, Danshui was a place where prisoners were exiled, and Red Hair City was also a ruined city. It was not until the beginning of the Qing Dynasty that Taiwan was officially included in the territory of the Qing Dynasty, and Hongmao City once again became a fortress at the mouth of the Tamsui River, but the Qing army did not manage it too much. After the battle of the Anglo-French Allied Forces at the end of the Qing Dynasty, the port of Tamsui was opened. The British rented the city of Red Hair as the British consulate and built a consular residence on the east side of the main fort. The city of Red Hair became warm again and became a place for communication with people from all over the world. When the Second World War broke out, the Japanese army declared war on Britain and the United States. Taiwan was ruled by the Japanese at that time, and the British consulate was closed. After the war, the British returned to Hung Mao City until the Sino-British severance of diplomatic relations. Afterwards, Hongmao City went through many twists and turns, and it was once entrusted to Australia and the United States to manage it, and finally it was officially taken over by the Republic of China in 1980. The nearly four hundred years of history of exchanges between Taiwan and the world is witnessed by the city of Red Hair, like a stage play on a venue.
Freshwater Street
Tamsui Old Street includes Reconstruction Street, Zhongzheng Road and Qingshui Street. Most people think that Zhongzheng Road is the earliest street in Danshui, but in the history of the development of Danshui District, the reconstruction street is the first street to be formed. The development of Tamsui started from the Fuyou Palace area. The reconstruction of the street is convenient for the location. To the south, it leads to the Tamsui Wharf in front of the Fuyou Palace, and to the north, you can reach the rural settlement of Tamsui. At that time, it was a bustling street with many shops. It is an extremely important "Tsui Tamsui First Street".
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Itinerary 4
Eco-tourism Time: 09:00~16:00
Date: 2018/11/16 (Friday) Meeting
Place: Lobby of accommodation hotel
Cost per person: NT$3840 (≒US$120)
The most famous Xinxian Waterfall in Wulai Neidong Forest Recreation Area is also known as Neidong Waterfall. It is a landscape created by the continuous slope of the river bed. There are three waterfalls in each step, and Xinxian Waterfall (Neidong Waterfall) is magnificent and deep. It’s cold, so it’s quite dangerous. It’s forbidden for tourists to swim in the water. The valleys on both sides of Xinxian Waterfall (Neidong Waterfall) are made up of primitive broad-leaved forest ─ pure cedar forest, which is a good place for tourists to enjoy the scenery and sunbathe. The bureau’s thoughtful planning has set up the main trail and the trail around the mountain. The main trail is 950 meters long. The trail is paved with gravel and the entire length is about 950 meters. The trail is also called the "forest bathing trail", paved with stone steps, gravel or earth-rock surface. The total length is about 2,200 meters, with natural scenery along the trail and rich plant resources. In order to make tourists more comfortable, Neidong National Forest Recreation Area has set up pavilions, waterfall bridges, and sightseeing trails for tourists to relax in accordance with the natural environment planning. , Picnic areas and other well-equipped recreational facilities.
Wulai Atayal Museum
The Wulai Atayal Museum is affiliated to the Construction Bureau of Taipei County Government. The building has 3 floors above ground and 1 floor underground. It also has an art restaurant. [First floor] is the history and living area of the Atayal people, showing the origin of the Atayal people, their migration, the hunting of the Atayal people, and the housing models before the Japanese settlement show the wisdom of the predecessors and how to design fuelwood in the house structure. There are also local ecological introductions in Wulai. The tribe has many intriguing traditions. For example, if you see the white-eye thrush before hunting, it means that the omen is not good for hunting, and the time bird of the Wulai Atayal is a small curved beak. The little curved mouth screamed that it was time for lunch....
[Second Floor] For the cultural relics area, the story of Atayal tattoos, the introduction of GAGA daily necessities and utensils of Atayal morality and laws are displayed. It also includes tribal rituals, tools for planting food, and the first knife used to protect the tribe.
[3rd floor] It is an introduction to the fabrics, the weaving technology and tools of the Atayal people. Among the exhibits are a very precious bead and shell clothing (it is said that there are only 3 pieces in Taiwan) and the costumes of the Japanese occupation era show the folk customs of the Wulai area at that time. There are even earlier Wulai Atayal clothing and accessories. Atayal fabrics displayed in various places, sample houses of Atayal bamboo houses, and Atayal kitchens [three stone stoves] are also displayed.
Terms and conditions
Cost per person: NT$3200 (≒US$100)
Attractions
The Palace MuseumThe cultural treasures in the Palace Museum are world-renowned cultural assets. From the collection of the emperor to the common people, the collections of the National Palace Museum are inherited in an orderly manner. The age of the collections almost encompasses the uninterrupted history of the entire Chinese culture for more than 5,000 years. Unique in the history of civilization. Among the 650,000 collections in the museum, most of them are collected by the Chinese royal family in the past, and the collection of the royal family began more than 1,000 years ago in the Song Dynasty.
Martyrs' ShrineIt is next to the Grand Hotel, leaning against the green hills and facing the Keelung River. Built in 1969, it occupies a vast area. The main building model is imitating the Palace of Supreme Harmony in the Forbidden City in Beijing. It is magnificent and magnificent, symbolizing the fearless spirit of the martyrs to be benevolent and righteous. The more than 10,000 square meters of green grass surrounding the Martyrs’ Shrine creates a quiet and solemn atmosphere among the guards of the mountains, highlighting the solemnity of the building. The temple is dedicated to the revolutionary martyrs before the founding of the Republic of China to the 330,000 soldiers and soldiers who died in the Anti-Japanese War and the Kuomintang-Communist War. All are enshrined here. The memorial tablets of the martyrs who sacrificed loyally over the years are displayed on the four walls of the main hall with photos and deeds of the heroic martyrs. In the spring and autumn seasons, the head of state leads a hundred civil and military officials to come to pay their respects. Heads of state and dignitaries visiting China will also present flowers to pay tribute.
Every October, the Martyrs' Shrine is crowded with visiting groups of overseas Chinese returning home. It is worth mentioning that the guards standing guard at the gate of the Martyrs' Shrine look like statues, showing the rigorous training! Visitors who gather to watch are often amazed and admired, and the hourly guard switching ceremony is even more distinctive and worth seeing.
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Itinerary 2
Old Street TourTime: 09:00~16:00
Date: 2018/11/16 (Fri.) Pick-up and drop-off location: Lobby of accommodation hotel
Cost per person: NT$3520 (≒US$110)
Attractions
Yingge Ceramics MuseumThe pottery industry of Yingge was born out of this nourishing land, adding incomparable vitality to Taiwan's native culture. The ancestors worked hard to build this brilliant ceramic center with their strong creativity and perseverance.
The first modern ceramic museum in the country brings together the wisdom of industry, government, and academia. It holds high the glory of Yingge's never-extinguishing kiln, showing the beauty of the blend of wind furnace, clay and glaze, hoping to spread the beauty of Taiwan's ceramic art to the world.
The New Taipei City Yingge Ceramics Museum was initiated in 1977 and officially opened on November 26, 1989. It lasted 12 years. It was the first professional museum with ceramics as the theme. In addition to dedicating to show Taiwan’s ceramic culture, to stimulate the public’s interest and care in ceramic culture, to enhance the image of Yingge’s ceramic industry and the local area, to promote modern ceramic creations, and to promote international exchanges; to actively participate in the investigation, collection, preservation and preservation of Taiwan’s ceramic culture. Maintenance work, providing research, collection, display and education promotion.
Sanxia Old Street
The Sanxia Old Street is about two hundred meters long, and its buildings have survived since the early years of the Republic of China. The continuous red brick arcades and buildings full of ancient meanings always make people feel nostalgic. In the early days, the first street "Sanjiao Chong Street" was formed in response to the settlement of immigrants gradually moving from the riverside to the mountain. It was the most important commercial street at that time, and then gradually expanded to produce the current Sanxia Old Street. Street, the Sanjiao Chong in the late Qing Dynasty used tea making, cloth dyeing, and camphor as its main industries. It made good use of river water conservancy to sell its goods at home and abroad. It was very popular at that time.
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Itinerary 3
Cultural Tour
Time: 09:00~16:00
Date: 2018/11/16 (Fri.) Pick-up and drop-off location: Lobby of accommodation hotel
Cost per person: NT$3520 (≒US$110)
Attractions
Bali Thirteen Lines MuseumMore than a thousand years ago, the residents on the left bank of the Tamsui River lived in Ganlan houses, using clay pots with human face, and their daily diet was fish, shrimp and shellfish from the sea. Their way of life is not what we can imagine today, but one or two can be glimpsed from the Thirteen Lines Museum. In 1955, an Air Force plane passed over Bali. The compass on the plane had an abnormal magnetic response and found the site of the 13th line. Then geologists and archaeologists came to explore and discovered that this is a prehistoric site, and this archeological museum was also established.
Red Hair CityAt the beginning of the seventeenth century, the Spaniards who saw the superior geographical position of Taiwan built the city of Santo Domingo on the hills near the mouth of the Danshui River after entering Tamsui. Afterwards, the Dutch who repelled the Spaniards, and then rebuilt a stronger walled city near the site of Santo Domingo, Fort Sant Antoni. Foreigners who come to Taiwan have long voyages and their hair is lighter and reddish. Therefore, most of the Pingpu people call foreigners Hongmaofan, and Hongmaocheng where Hongmao lives. The Red Hair City in the Dutch period was shining brightly. In the Ming and Zheng period, Danshui was a place where prisoners were exiled, and Red Hair City was also a ruined city. It was not until the beginning of the Qing Dynasty that Taiwan was officially included in the territory of the Qing Dynasty, and Hongmao City once again became a fortress at the mouth of the Tamsui River, but the Qing army did not manage it too much. After the battle of the Anglo-French Allied Forces at the end of the Qing Dynasty, the port of Tamsui was opened. The British rented the city of Red Hair as the British consulate and built a consular residence on the east side of the main fort. The city of Red Hair became warm again and became a place for communication with people from all over the world. When the Second World War broke out, the Japanese army declared war on Britain and the United States. Taiwan was ruled by the Japanese at that time, and the British consulate was closed. After the war, the British returned to Hung Mao City until the Sino-British severance of diplomatic relations. Afterwards, Hongmao City went through many twists and turns, and it was once entrusted to Australia and the United States to manage it, and finally it was officially taken over by the Republic of China in 1980. The nearly four hundred years of history of exchanges between Taiwan and the world is witnessed by the city of Red Hair, like a stage play on a venue.
Freshwater Street
Tamsui Old Street includes Reconstruction Street, Zhongzheng Road and Qingshui Street. Most people think that Zhongzheng Road is the earliest street in Danshui, but in the history of the development of Danshui District, the reconstruction street is the first street to be formed. The development of Tamsui started from the Fuyou Palace area. The reconstruction of the street is convenient for the location. To the south, it leads to the Tamsui Wharf in front of the Fuyou Palace, and to the north, you can reach the rural settlement of Tamsui. At that time, it was a bustling street with many shops. It is an extremely important "Tsui Tamsui First Street".
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Itinerary 4
Eco-tourism Time: 09:00~16:00
Date: 2018/11/16 (Friday) Meeting
Place: Lobby of accommodation hotel
Cost per person: NT$3840 (≒US$120)
Attractions
Wulaineidong Forest Recreation AreaThe most famous Xinxian Waterfall in Wulai Neidong Forest Recreation Area is also known as Neidong Waterfall. It is a landscape created by the continuous slope of the river bed. There are three waterfalls in each step, and Xinxian Waterfall (Neidong Waterfall) is magnificent and deep. It’s cold, so it’s quite dangerous. It’s forbidden for tourists to swim in the water. The valleys on both sides of Xinxian Waterfall (Neidong Waterfall) are made up of primitive broad-leaved forest ─ pure cedar forest, which is a good place for tourists to enjoy the scenery and sunbathe. The bureau’s thoughtful planning has set up the main trail and the trail around the mountain. The main trail is 950 meters long. The trail is paved with gravel and the entire length is about 950 meters. The trail is also called the "forest bathing trail", paved with stone steps, gravel or earth-rock surface. The total length is about 2,200 meters, with natural scenery along the trail and rich plant resources. In order to make tourists more comfortable, Neidong National Forest Recreation Area has set up pavilions, waterfall bridges, and sightseeing trails for tourists to relax in accordance with the natural environment planning. , Picnic areas and other well-equipped recreational facilities.
Wulai Atayal Museum
The Wulai Atayal Museum is affiliated to the Construction Bureau of Taipei County Government. The building has 3 floors above ground and 1 floor underground. It also has an art restaurant. [First floor] is the history and living area of the Atayal people, showing the origin of the Atayal people, their migration, the hunting of the Atayal people, and the housing models before the Japanese settlement show the wisdom of the predecessors and how to design fuelwood in the house structure. There are also local ecological introductions in Wulai. The tribe has many intriguing traditions. For example, if you see the white-eye thrush before hunting, it means that the omen is not good for hunting, and the time bird of the Wulai Atayal is a small curved beak. The little curved mouth screamed that it was time for lunch....
[Second Floor] For the cultural relics area, the story of Atayal tattoos, the introduction of GAGA daily necessities and utensils of Atayal morality and laws are displayed. It also includes tribal rituals, tools for planting food, and the first knife used to protect the tribe.
[3rd floor] It is an introduction to the fabrics, the weaving technology and tools of the Atayal people. Among the exhibits are a very precious bead and shell clothing (it is said that there are only 3 pieces in Taiwan) and the costumes of the Japanese occupation era show the folk customs of the Wulai area at that time. There are even earlier Wulai Atayal clothing and accessories. Atayal fabrics displayed in various places, sample houses of Atayal bamboo houses, and Atayal kitchens [three stone stoves] are also displayed.
Terms and conditions
- Each travel itinerary must have at least 10 participants in order to form a group. Confirmation will be made 7 days before departure. If there are less than 10 participants, the group will not be formed, and 100% of the travel fee will be refunded online.
- Travel insurance costs will be directly included in the travel expenses. Please provide a valid passport number, name and date of birth when registering.
- Travel expenses include:
- All vehicles listed in the itinerary.
- Tour guide/driver fee and tour guide tip.
- All admission tickets listed in the itinerary.
- Lunch (only itinerary 2, 3, 4).
- Insurance: Travel liability insurance of NT$5 million and accidental medical insurance of NT$200,000.
- Please arrive on time at the departure time and assembly time. If you miss the itinerary because you are late, the travel expenses will not be refunded.
- Do not bring pets or items that may be considered dangerous during travel.
- Travel time, route, and place to visit will be adjusted due to actual traffic conditions.
- The travel itinerary may change due to traffic, weather conditions, emergency or other unexpected interruptions.
- Before departure, a confirmation travel notice will be sent by email.
- Cancellation of reservation will be subject to partial charges.
- Cancel reservation
- If the cancellation notice is received 7 days before the conference tour, 30% of the fee will be refunded.
- If the cancellation notice is received 3 days before the conference tour, 50% of the travel expenses will be refunded.
- If the cancellation notice is received on the day of the tour, no tour fee will be refunded
