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永尚旅行社股份有限公司 Vogue Tour
(Yon Shang Travel Service)
地址︰ 台北市建國北路二段33號六樓之五
Address︰ No.33,
6F-5,
Sec.2, Jian
Guo N.Rd.,
Zhongshan Dist.,
Taipei10479, R.O.C.
Tel︰(886)
02-2505-2158, Mr. Liu
註冊編號︰ 6512
// 統一編號︰ 80268063
營業範圍︰ 甲種旅行業
Thailand (66) 081-551-6236 Mr. Vasu (Chen)
Email :
thaisouthern @ gmail.com
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Taiwan
Tourism
Information
Meals & Menu /
Hotel & Resort / Transport
/ Tour Destination /
Express
Tour Infor : Itinerary
/ View Gallery
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Taipei /
Express Way
Taichung /
Sunmoonlake /
Nantou /
Alishan
Yilan
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Hualien /
Valley /
Taitung /
Kaohsiung /
Kenting
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The National Palace Museum
The National Palace Museum, with its antique
collection amounts to nearly 700,000 pieces whose
age range covers almost the entire five-thousand-old
Chinese history, has made itself the greatest and
priceless treasure house regarding Chinese art on
earth. Among the collection, you may enjoy Chinese
earthen ware like pottery, porcelain, as well as
bronze, jade ware, sculpture, embroidery,
calligraphy and paintings, each piece is a true
curio. For having been renowned for its abundance
and artistic value world widely, the collection at
Palace Museum is one of the main attractions to a
considerable number of visitors everyday. |
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National Taiwan Democracy Memorial
Hall (Chiang Kai Shek Memorial Hall)
To express the affection and honor felt for the
first President, this monument was built. It is in
Chinese style with white walls and blue roofs, and
contains a bronze statue of the president; the rooms
underneath mount an exhibition of the President's
rich life. Soldiers on guard at the Memorial are
changed every hour, which is a favorite sight for
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Martyrs' Shrine
The Martyrs' Shrine is situated on Peian Road near
Yuanshan. Completed in 1969, this majestic shrine
was built in memory of those who sacrificed their
lives in the founding of the Republic of China. A
memorial plaque and historical pictures in the
shrine attest to their heroic spirit. Every year, In
the spring and fall, the president of the country
and leading government officials come here to pay
their respects to the martyrs. Overseas Chinese also
visit the shrine |
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Longshan Temple
Longshan Temple is dedicated to Kuanyin, the Goddess
of Mercy. It was built in 1738 by Fukienese
immigrants as a branch of the original Lungshan
Temple in Fukien Province and took five years to
complete. Due to natural and man-made disasters, the
temple has been repaired and renovated on numerous
occasions. It faces south, with halls to the front
and back and a central hall surrounded by protective
dragons. The two bronze dragon pillars in the front
hall, the four dragon pillars in the central hall,
and the wooden carvings are all exquisitely crafted.
The well and shrine in the front hall are
particularly outstanding. The temple columns,
inscriptions, and plaques are also worth a look. |
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The Yeliou Scenery
Yeliou is a 1.7-kilometer-long cape that juts into
the sea, where wave erosion, weathering, and the
action of the earth's crust have combined to create
sea-eroded trenches, candlestick rocks, mushroom
rocks, bean curd rocks, beehive rocks, potholes,
dissolved basins, and all sorts of other fantastic
rock formations. Among the most spectacular and
famous results of erosion here are those named Queen's
Head Rock, Fairy Shoe, and Candlestick Rock. |
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Wulai (4 hours)
Wulai is a famous mountain village in northern Taiwan and is
located in water reservation area. Residents are most
aboriginal people (Tai Ya Tribe). There are high mountains
along the intersection of Nanshi Creek and Tunho Creek.
Beautiful scenery is formed by the high mountains and
running rivers. The place is famous for hot springs, trail
train (push-car), waterfalls and Yushian Amusement Park. It
is said that Wulai is a term used by Tai Ya Tribe. It means
hot spring. Thus, the hot springs here are acclaimed. The
quality of hot springs is carbonic acid springs with minor
base. The hot springs are clear, transparent, colorless, and
odorless. Hot spring spa is effective in healing dermatitis.
The famous Wulai Waterfall is about 80 meters high. It is
magnificent like a white silk cloth coming down from the
sky. In addition, the sightseeing trail train (push-car) is
part of the uniqueness of Wulai. Trail train (push-car) used
to be for transportation of lumber but now it is for
tourists' pleasure. The aboriginal culture center across
Wulai Waterfall is a remodeled museum of aboriginal folk
art. It introduces the aboriginal culture, customs and
habits of Tai Ya Tribe and demonstrates the historical
artifacts. The highlight of the visit to the center is the
singing and dancing show of aboriginal people
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Yangmingshan National Park
(4 hours)
Yangmingshan National Park is the most natural of Taiwan's four
national parks. Established in 1985, it covers an area of 11,456
hectares and stretches from Kuangtsui Mountain and Wuchih
Mountain in the east to Hunglu Mountain and Mientien Mountain in
the west. In the north, it extends to Chutzu Mountain and Earth
God Ridge, and in the south to Shamao Mountain. Elevation ranges
from 200 to 1,200 meters above sea level.
More than 40 years after its founding, Yangmingshan Park
continues to charm visitors with its natural beauty and
panoramic views of surrounding Chihsing, Shamao, Chutzu, and
Chungcheng Mountains. The 61-hectare park occupies a small part
of Yangmingshan National Park, but what it lacks in size it
makes up for in diversity of flora and fauna. Hundreds of
different kinds of flowers grow here, drawing crowds of visitors
during the blooming season. Other attractions include a pond, a
bridge with a stone inscription by Wang Yang-ming (after whom
the park is named), groves of plum blossoms, and an eye-catching
fountain. The park also contains a memorial to the 1911
Revolution and Taiwan's retrocession, Lungfeng Valley, steaming
sulphur springs, and a roaring waterfall. |
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台 北
市 華
南 銀
行 龍
江 分
行
帳號: (008)
128-20-026461-4
户名:
陳福君 先生
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Bank: HUA
NAN COMMERCIAL BANK, LTD.
Branch:
LUNG CHIANG BR.
SWIFT:
HNBKTWTP128
Add:
No.180 Sec.2 Ming Sheng East Road.
Taipei,
Taiwan, ROC.
Account No.
(008) 128-20-026461-4
Beneficiary's
Name: Mr. CHEN FU JUN
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