Taiwan is one of the best solo travel destinations in Asia. The country has everything, from bustling cities and quiet hillside villages to gorgeous natural scenery. Whatever you dream of doing, Taiwan has it all!
With careful planning and research, you can create the perfect Taiwan itinerary and see everything in three weeks. But you can skip all the research because I’ve already done it for you.
I’ve travelled to Taiwan many times over the last few years as a solo traveller. I researched and experienced various parts of the country and gained a lifetime of memories. So, I’ve come up with the best itinerary for spending three weeks in Taiwan. Keep reading, and I will show you how you can spend three fun weeks in the beautiful country on your own.
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What you need to know before starting your 3-week Taiwan itinerary
Before you spend 3 weeks in Taiwan, take a look at my post on everything you need to know before going to Taiwan. I included a lot of travel information including how to get around Taiwan and how and where to get a Taiwan SIM card.
Here is a quick look at some of the important things you should do before starting your 3 week Taiwan itinerary:
- Download the Google Translate app. The app can help translate your English phrases to Chinese (Traditional). The app will show the phonetic words under the translated Chinese phrase. You can either pronounce the words or show them to the person you are trying to communicate with.
- Purchase a rechargeable smartcard called EasyCard or iPass to take public transportation in Taiwan. The card costs NT$100, and you can top it up with any amount. The actual fare for the subway and bus is discounted if you use either card.
- Travelling around Taiwan is easy because of the efficient transportation system. Between the Taiwan High-Speed Railway (HSR) and the Taiwan Railways Administration (TRA) local train system, you can reach your next destination within hours.
When is the best time to visit Taiwan
The best time to visit Taiwan is now! Seriously, there isn’t a really bad time. It depends on what type of activities you would like to do and what experiences you are after. But here are some tips on when to visit Taiwan.
- Spring (March to May) – Temperature is mild and hovers over 20 to 25°C. It is the best time to hike in one of many national parks and see cherry blossoms. Here are some tips on what to wear in spring.
- Summer (June to August) – Taiwan can get hot and humid in summer. Temperatures can reach up to 35°C or more. And typhoon season means a bit of rain and wind to a torrential rainstorm. Be prepared for the humidity and rain!
- Fall (September to November) – The temperature is mild and comfortable. And at the tail end of typhoon season, you won’t need an umbrella. It is an ideal time to travel.
- Winter (December to February) – Winters in Taiwan are quite mild, especially if you are at the island’s south end. And if you are in Taipei, it rarely drops below 10°C. Wintertime is the best time to visit Taiwan if you like the chilly weather and dry season.
However, if you travel during the Lunar New Year (usually around the end of January to mid-February), most retail stores and restaurants are closed, especially the first three days. The streets are eerily quiet. Moreover, accommodation can cost a lot more than usual.
Summary: 3 weeks in Taiwan
My Taiwan 3-week itinerary includes many cities and towns around Taiwan. Plus, I included the must-see places and hiking destinations to experience different parts of the country.
The Taiwan trip itinerary starts from Taipei and the journey will take you around the country counterclockwise.
Here is a quick summary of my Taiwan travel itinerary:
- Day 1-5: Taipei + Day Trips
- Day 6-7: Taichung + Day Trips
- Day 8: Sun Moon Lake
- Day 9: Alishan
- Day 10: Chiayi
- Day 11-12: Tainan
- Day 13-15: Kaohsiung + Day Trip to Kenting
- Day 16-17: Hualien
- Day 18-19: Yilan
- Day 20-21: Taipei and Fly Home
Taiwan Itinerary Day 1 – 5: Taipei + Day Trips
Day 1 & 2: Taipei City
As the capital city of Taiwan, you can easily spend many days in Taipei and see the best tourist attractions across the city. So, spend the first two days getting settled (with jet lag) and explore different areas in Taipei.
- Try traditional Taiwanese breakfast at Yong He Soy Milk King or Fuhang Soy Milk
- Wander around Ximending and see the Red House Theater, colourful street and try delicious food around Ximending
- Roam around the old neighbourhood of Bangka and see Longshan Temple and Bopiliao Historic Block
- Visit the Chiang Kai Shek Memorial Hall, National Theatre and National Concert Hall at Liberty Square
- Eat your way around the night markets of Taipei including Raohe Night Market, Shilin Night Market and Ningxia Night Market
Day 3, 4 & 5: Day trips from Taipei
While there are many exciting things to do in the city, part of experiencing Taipei is to take day trips and see places outside of Taipei. There are many options so spend three days exploring three of these places below:
- Jiufen – visit a traditional teahouse on Jiufen Old Street and meander through the small alleys of the old town. Also search for the Golden Waterfall and hike Teapot Mountain.
- Shifen – release a sky lantern on Shifen Old Street and see the grand Shifen Waterfall.
- Bitoujiao – easy hiking trail on the mountain ridges of a major cape on the Northeastern coast.
- Beitou – the most popular hot spring town near Taipei.
- Keelung – a major port city with historical parks, viewpoints and one of the best night market (that is also open during the day)
- Caoling Historic Trail – hike the ancient trail and see historical relics and sweeping mountain views.
Recommended Taipei Hotel: there are lots of excellent Taipei accommodations but I like the location and cleanliness of Star Hostel Taipei Main Station. Even though it is called a hostel and they do have dorm beds, you can book a private room with ensuite bathroom. Check Agoda or Booking for current rate.
Taiwan Itinerary Day 6-7: Taichung
Day 6: Taichung City
Continue along the west coast and make your way down to Taichung, the country’s third-largest city. The city rose as an economic, transportation and cultural hub during the Japanese occupation. Today, you can find many remnants of Japanese culture, quirky temples, creative cultural parks and modern architecture in the city.
During your day in Taichung, you can see these attractions when you follow my Taichung 1 day itinerary:
- Have traditional Taiwanese breakfast at Taichung Second Market
- Take instagram photos, buy food souvenirs and eat ice cream at Miyahara
- Visit Beitun New Village, one of the old military kindred villages
- See colourful houses at Rainbow Village
- Visit the biggest night market in Taichung, Feng Chia Night Market
Day 7: Day trip from Taichung
On your second in the Taichung, take an excursion to one of the following places:
- Wufeng Lin Family Garden – an old Qing-era residential home which is one of the largest and most complete in Taiwan.
- Gaomei Wetlands and Wuqi Fisherman’s Harbour – take a bike ride around the wetlands and enjoy one of the most beautiful sunsets outside of Taichung.
- Zhongshe Flower Market – see many flower fields and take many Instagram photos.
- Da Keng Scenic Area – hike one of ten lumber trails in this scenic park.
- Carton King Creativity Park, Xinshe Sea of Flowers and Xinshe Castle – spend the entire day to see a cardboard theme park, a flower expo and a European castle.
Recommended Taichung Accommodation: I’ve stayed at Norden Ruder Hostel several times because it is across from Taichung Station, and it offers clean, functional shared and private rooms. Check Agoda or Booking for current rate. Or check out my other recommendations for Taichung hotels.
How to get to Taichung from Taipei: there are many options including HSR train, TRA trains and many highway buses. The journey takes about 1.5 hour or more.
Taiwan Itinerary Day 8: Sun Moon Lake
Day 8: Sun Moon Lake
Start bright and early and take the bus to Sun Moon Lake. Typically I would advise to spend two days around Sun Moon Lake but since you only have three weeks in Taiwan, spend the entire day either biking around the lake or hop around the piers with the ferry.
If you choose the bicycle riding route, these are the things you will see (follow day 1 of the SML itinerary):
- Follow the bike path and see Longfeng Temple and Xiangshan Visitor Centre.
- Bike over to Wenwu Temple and wander around the temple and also see Years of Steps.
- Ride your bike over the base of Maolan Mountain and hike up the Mt Maolan Trail and see Taiwanese cedar trees and tea gardens.
- Explore places around Shuishe Pier including Hanbi Trail, Christian Church, Apricot Platform and Chiang Kai-Shek Memorial Pavilion.
And if you choose the ferry boat route, here’s what you will do (follow day 2 of the SML itinerary):
- Take the ferry to Xuanguang Pier and hike Mt Qinglong Trail to see Xuanzang Temple.
- Walk up the circular staircase up Cien Pagoda and enjoy the panoramic view.
- Get back on the ferry and head to Ita Thao Pier and eat street food at Ita Thao Village.
- If you have time, take the Sun Moon Lake Ropeway and visit the Formosan Aboriginal Culture Village.
Preferred Sun Moon Lake Hotel: I like Sun Moon Inn because of the spacious room and modern interiors. And it is close to Shuishe Visitor Centre. Check Agoda or Booking for current rate.
How to get to Sun Moon Lake from Taichung: hop on the Taiwan Tourist Bus 6670 bound for Sun Moon Lake. The bus ride takes 1.5 hour.
Taiwan Itinerary Day 9: Alishan
Day 9: Alishan
Alishan National Forest Recreational Area or Alishan National Scenic Area, is one of the best places to visit in Taiwan, especially if you love to hike. And it is possible to see the park as a solo traveller and not join any travel groups.
On day 9, catch the 8am Yuanlin Bus 6739 from Shuishe Visitor Centre to Alishan Transit Station. This is the only bus going from Sun Moon Lake to Alishan so make sure you don’t miss it.
When you arrive in Alishan, follow my Alishan itinerary for day 1 and see:
- Tashan Trail and Tashan Peak Observatory
- Jiemei (Sister) Ponds
- Alishan Shouzhen Temple
- Alishan House for trying the famous Alishan Oolong Tea
- King Cherry, Elephant Tree Trunk and Three Generation Tree
- Pagoda of the Tree Spirit, Xianglin Giant Tree, Alishan Museum and Ciyun Temple Scenery
- Shunyi Waterfall and No. 28 Giant Tree
Recommended Alishan Hotel: Check out Alishan Shermuh Hotel as it is one of the newer hotels in the park that offers a modern guest room. Check Agoda or Booking for current rate.
How to get to Alishan from Sun Moon Lake: take the 8am Yuanlin Bus 6739 from Shuishe Visitor Centre to Alishan Transit Station. There is only one bus each day. FYI – take gravol – the road is winding.
Taiwan Itinerary Day 10: Chiayi
Day 10: Chiayi City
Day 10 starts super early because you will need to take the sunrise train to see the famous Alishan sunrise at Xiaoliyuanshan Lookout at Mount Ogasawara.
Then to complete your visit at Alishan, follow day 2 of my itinerary and hike one or several of these trails:
- Duegaoyue Trail to see Duegaoyue Pavillion
- Shuishan Trail and see Giant trees of Shuishan
- Cherry Blossom Trail
Travelling from Alishan to Chiayi is very simple. In the afternoon, hop on one of the Taiwan Tourist Shuttle Bus 7322 from Alishan Transit Station heading for Chiayi Station.
Once you are in Chiayi, spend the afternoon to see places like Hinoki Village, Alishan Forest Railway Garage Park, Old Chiayi Prison and Museum of Old Taiwan Tiles, etc. And finish your day with the famous turkey rice (which Chiayi is known for), fish stew or street food at Wenhua Night Market.
Chiayi Hotel Recommendation: I prefer the new Holiday Inn Express Chiayi even though it is at the north side of Station. The room is spacious and clean. And it comes with a great complementary breakfast. Check Agoda or Booking for current rate.
How to get to Chiayi from Alishan: take Taiwan Tourist Shuttle Bus 7322 from Alishan Transit Station to Chiayi Station. It takes about 2.5 hr or so. The road is winding for about an hour then it is smooth sailing.
Taiwan Itinerary Day 11-12: Tainan
Day 11 & 12: Tainan City
If there are still other things to see in Chiayi, then make sure you visit them before taking the train to Tainan.
As a foodie, you will love Tainan! Besides the typical Taiwanese food you can find anywhere in the country, there are many special dishes you can only sample in Tainan. Try their famous beef soup, milkfish, eel noodles, oysters and anything you find interesting at any Tainan night markets.
When you are not eating in Tainan, look for some of these attractions on day 11 & 12:
- Historical places like Tainan Confucius Temple, Chihkan Tower and Hayashi Department Store
- Places in Anping District like Anping Old Street, Fort Anping, Anping Tree House
- Cultural places like Chin Men Theatre, Snail Alley, Shennong Street and Blueprint Cultural & Creative Park
- Museums like Tainan Art Museum, Teyang Navy Destroyer Museum and Chimei Museum
Preferred Tainan Accommodation: I love U.I.J. Hotel & Hostel. It is very centrally located and the room is super nice. They also have dorm beds. Check Agoda or Booking for current rate. Or check out my other recommendations for Tainan hotels.
How to get to Tainan from Chiayi: the TRA express train can take you from Chiayi Station to Tainan Station in 41 minutes.
Taiwan Itinerary Day 13-15: Kaohsiung
Day 13: Kaohsiung City
Kaohsiung is a vibrant city with a mix of modern architecture and historic temples on the southwest side of Taiwan. On day 13, consider seeing these attractions:
- Visit Lotus Pond and see The Dragon and Tiger Pagodas and other whimsical temples
- See art murals and modern architecture at Pier-2 Art Centre, Glory Pier and Love Pier
- Visit the British Consulate at Takow and hike the scenic historic trail
- Eat Kaohsiung specialty dishes like duck rice, milkfish, swordfish ball soup and tube rice pudding
- Try street food at Ruifeng Night Market and other Kaohsiung Night Markets
Day 14: Cijin Island or Fo Guang Shan and Qishan Old Street
Spend the day at Cijin Island and cycle around the island, see panoramic views from Kaohsiung Lighthouse, and eat street food on Cijin Old Street.
Or take an excursion to Fo Guang Shan in the morning and see the largest Chinese Buddhist monastery in Taiwan. Then visit Qishan Old Street after and try local snacks along the historical street.
Day 15: Kenting National Park
Kenting is the area that includes Kenting National Park and all the small townships, including Hengchun, in Southern Taiwan. The area is known for beaches, natural scenery, and outdoor activities.
The easiest way to travel there is to take the Kenting Express Bus 9189 from Zuoying Station to Kenting.
Once you are there, rent a scooter (so you can save a lot of time) and see these sites:
- Kenting National Forest Recreation Area including Fairy Cave, Silver Dragon Cave and Sea Viewing Tower.
- Cape Eluanbi and the southernmost point of Taiwan.
- Beaches like Nanwan Beach, Kenting Beach and Xiaowan Beach.
- Longpan Park and Fongchueisha
Kaohsiung Hotel Recommendation: I really like the minimalist room at Yan Chen Inn, a local boutique hotel in the Yancheng District. Check Agoda or Booking for current rate. Or check out my other recommendations for Kaohsiung hotels.
How to get to Kaohsiung from Tainan: the TRA express train can take you from Tainan Station to Kaohsiung Station in 32 minutes.
Taiwan Itinerary Day 16-17: Hualien
Day 16: Hualien City
On day 16, take the TRA express train from Kaohsiung to Hualien. This is the longest ride of this itinerary but the train ride is pretty comfortable.
Once you are in Hualien, you have the rest of the day to explore the city and eat some of the unique food in Hualien County. Here are some things to see in Hualien:
- Food markets and night markets like Zonghe Market and Dongdamen Night Market
- Cultural Places like Hualien Railway Cultural Park and Hualien Cultural and Creative Industries Park
Day 17: Outside of Hualien City
Normally, I would recommend visiting Taroko National Park but it is currently closed due to damages from the earthquake in 2024. But there are other excursions you can take. You can see all three places if you are efficient:
- Liyu Lake – go on a swan pedal boat ride or cycle around the largest lake in eastern Taiwan.
- Mukumugi Valley – swim in the turquoise lagoons and see waterfalls.
- Chishingtan Scenic Area – including Qixingtan Beach
Recommended Hualien Accommodation: Meci Hotel is an excellent hotel for exploring Hualien and taking day trips in the area. It is located across from Hualien Station. Check Agoda or Booking for current rate.
How to get to Hualien from Kaohsiung: the TRA express train can take you from Kaohsiung Station to Hualien Station in 4 hours.
Taiwan Itinerary Day 18-19: Yilan
Day 18: Toucheng or Jiaoxi
Yilan is a small county located in northeastern Taiwan. Many travellers often skip this off-the-beaten-path region but I think it is a must-see for first-time travellers.
While there are many townships in Yilan County, all the best things to do in Yilan are concentrated around places like Toucheng, Jiaoxi, Yilan City and Su’ao.
For day 18, wander around Toucheng and Jiaoxi and see some of these highlights:
- Go surfing at Waiao Beach or take an excursion to Guishan Island
- Learn about Yilan at Lanyang Museum
- Enjoy a hot spring experience at Tangweigou Hot Spring Park or Jiaoxi Hot Spring Park Forest Bath
- Hike and see Wufongci Waterfall or scenery around Paoma Historic Trail or Shengmu Hiking Trail
Day 19: Yilan City & Su’ao Township
On day 19, take the TRA train to Yilan City and/or Su’ao and see these places:
- See whimsical sculptures at Jimmy Square and Diu Diu Dang Forest Park in Yilan City
- Eat traditional Yilan food: thick pork soup and scallion pancake
- Hike Taipingshan National Forest Recreation Area
- Experience the natural cold springs at Su’ao Cold Spring Park or Alishi Cold Spring in Suao
- Visit the town of Nanfangao and see places like Neipi Beach, Tofu Cape and Nanfangao Fishing Harbour
Yilan Hotel Recommendation: If you can’t try the local hot springs, you can still have a Jiaoxi hot spring experience at Yunoyado Onsen Hotspring Hotel Deyang. Book a room with a private hot spring and enjoy the hot spring water. Check Agoda or Booking for current rate.
How to get to Yilan from Hualien: the TRA express train can take you from Hualien Station to Jiaoxi Station in 1 hour and 20 minutes.
Taiwan Itinerary Day 20-21: Taipei + Fly Home
Day 20: Taipei
You can either take the TRA train or highway bus from Yilan to Taipei. I purposely allocated the last full day back in the capital so you can see things you didn’t get to on the first few days.
Plus, this is a good time to pick up souvenirs and treats to bring home. If you haven’t already, visit Dihua Street in Dadaocheng to buy traditional sweets and treats.
Day 21: Fly Home from Taipei
It is time to say goodbye to Taiwan. Depending on when your flight is, you may have a few hours to almost a full day to explore more of Taipei.
When it is time to leave Taipei, take the comfortable subway ride from Taipei Main Station to Taipei Taoyuan International Airport.
How to get to Taipei from Yilan: the TRA train can take you from Jiaoxi Station to Taipei Train Station. But the faster way is to take Capital Bus or Kamalan Bus.
Is it worth spending 3 weeks in Taiwan as a solo traveller
I definitely think so! My first solo trip was about 2 to 3 weeks and I only visited Taipei, Taichung and Kaohsiung. And I returned to Taiwan again to visit all the other places in between the places I’ve been. I feel this itinerary highlights all the best attractions and best cities for first time solo travellers.
There are many reasons to love Taiwan, and I hope you will enjoy the country as much as I do. I keep going back to discover places that I haven’t been and returning to the cities that I love. Let me know in the comments if you have additional questions about planning your first solo trip to Taiwan.
Ready to plan your trip to Taiwan? Here are some of my go-to travel planning resources:
* Book your flight: find flight deals on Skyscanner
* Book accommodation: find the best Taiwan accommodations on Agoda or Booking
* Buy insurance: Safetywing is my go-to provider for travel insurance, as it covers many things. I will never travel without the Nomad Insurance Package because it protects me against unforeseen events. Get a quote today.
* Order a SIM card: order a SIM card in advance, collect it upon arrival, and set up your mobile phone before arriving at your destination. Or find out how and where to get a SIM Card in Taiwan.
* Join tours: check Klook or Get Your Guide for the best tours around Taiwan
Thank you for reading my solo Taiwan itinerary
For more Taiwan travel inspiration, check out my Taiwan page for more posts on solo travel in Taiwan:
Introduction to Taiwan
- Things to know before visiting Taiwan
- How and where to buy a Taiwan prepaid SIM card
- 22 must-eat food in Taiwan
- Top 10 must-try Taiwan 7-11 Food
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Hi, my name is Queenie, and I’ve been a solo traveller for 20+ years and currently based in Hong Kong. Follow me on my adventures through Instagram and my blog!
27 comments
Excellent guide! This is so helpful! I would love to have two full weeks to explore Taiwan – you got to see so many different sides of it in that length of time.
Also, I’m starving now after reading your list of foods to eat! 🙂
Its pretty easy to get around especially with train. I would’ve love to stay longer and eat more! lol
I love this guide! I want to take a trip around Taiwan one of these days. I spent a week in Taichung a few months ago and had an awesome time. You’re right. The bus system in Taichung is the best thing in the world. I used it everywhere.
Thanks so much!! There’s still so much to see – I want to go back already! Especially to Taichung because of all the art and culture.
Great guide! I’m looking to go to Taiwan soon so saving this for later! I’m so excited for all the food!
Thank you for your comment! Its easily one of my favourite countries!
Wow you covered a lot in 2 weeks, I barely managed Taipei and outskirts in 10 days! Jeez, I am slow haha
I was actually there for much longer! But most people would probably have less time so I condensed the itinerary into 3 weeks. And it was hard to do that!!
Lovely post 🙂 I wish I had 3 weeks to explore Taiwan back when I visited! I only went for a stopover there in Taipei, so basically saw it in the early morning/late evening, but it was still worth it. I have heard amazing things about Tainan and your post confirms it should be on the itinerary!
You have to go back! There is still so much more to explore 🙂
What a thorough guide! I so love Taiwan, especially the food OMG! Taiwanese breakfasts are amazing too!
omg Taiwanese breakfast!! I can eat that everyday and for every meal! haha
I had a layover in Taiwan on my way to Singapore. We got to explore a little bit, but clearly i need to go back and explore for much longer. Great guide. There is so much to see.
Yes, you’ll have to go back and do a proper visit! Lots to see and do…and eat! 🙂
Love your itinerary! We skipped on Hualien, Kenting and Tainan on our trip, to see Sun Moon Lake and Alishan. Taiwan is so beautiful, I really fell in love with its cities, food, nature. Definitely a destination worth going back.
Thank you so much!! I missed Sun Moon Lake and Alishan haha so funny! But I’m already planning on going back to see those two places. 🙂
It is worth seeing it. You can check my previous posts about Sun Moon Lake and Alishan.
Hi Queenie,
What are your top places for a 10-14 day trip? I don’t want to feel rushed. I love art, culture, museums, nature and food! I am leaning towards staying in Taipei mainly and doing day trips or overnights at Jiufen, Kaohsiung, Taichung, and Taroko Gorge. Looking forward to your recommendations.
Hi Joyce, it looks like you have a good list there. If you have less than 2 weeks, try to see these places:
Taipei (2 days)
Day trips from Taipei – Caoling Historic Trail, Jiufen, Shifen
Taichung (1 day for food and culture)
Tainan (1 day for food)
Kaohsiung (1-2 day for culture and food)
Jiaoxi (1-2 days for hiking, waterfall, food, hot springs)
If you don’t want to feel rushed then consider trimming down to staying in Taipei and Taichung so you have 2 homebases so you can do day trips. Hope this helps!
Thanks for this list! Looks awesome. And thanks for all of the information on your site. It’s really helpful for travel planning!!!
Aww thank you, Joyce!! I’d be interested to know how your trip goes and if you like the suggested places. You also given me the idea to write a shorter itinerary as some people may not want a long itinerary like this one. Hope you have fun planning your trip! 🙂
I’m currently in Taiwan and just about to leave. Thank you for all your suggestions. You’ve been super helpful in my planning. I look forward to checking out your other destinations as I am in Asia for several months. Thanks again!!
Hi Liza,
I hope you had a good time in Taiwan. It is one of my favourite countries. Looking forward to see what you discovered in Taiwan! Happy travels!
Hi Queenie.
I plan to visit Taiwan this Nov. Your 3 week itinerary for Taiwan is very helpful.
I hope you can give some suggestions:
I’m traveling from Taoyuan international airport to Hualien directly.
My flight arrive Taoyuan 10.10 AM on Monday.
There are trains leaving Shulin at 11.55 & 12.21pm for Hualien.
Will I be able to get out of Taoyuan immigration & customs & get to Shulin for the 11.55 or 12.21pm train?
How to get from Taoyuan airport to Shulin? Which metro Line?
Thanks, Swee.
Hi Swee,
Thank you for your comment.
I’m not familiar with Shulin. But it looks like you can take Airport Express to Taoyuan Station, another train to Banqiao Station, another train to Shulin Station.
There are trains via Taipei Train Station too. Not sure why you have to go through Shulin.
As for timing, I would allocate at least an hour to clear customs and pick up luggage. And another 1 to 1.5 hour of travel time from Tooyuan airport to Shulin. Still not sure why you need to go that route but 12:21pm train might be too tight still.
Hope this helps!
Hi Queenie,
Is there public transport to travel around Kenting Tourist Sites like Kenting National Park, Kenting National Forest Recreational Area, Southernmost point of Taiwan, Qikong falls, Gangkou Suspended bridge, etc.
I’m a solo traveler.
I’m taking TRA train from Hualien to Fangliao Station & Kenting express bus line 9189..
thanks, Swee
Hi Swee,
There are Kenting Shuttle Buses where several routes connect to Hengchun Bus Station. Check the Kenting Shuttle Bus Route Map. It is possible to buy a one day pass. But check bus schedule – they are not as frequent as buses in other cities.