From the lively streets of Taipei to the calm waters of Sun Moon Lake and the misty peaks of Alishan, this is a journey through Taiwan at its most scenic and soulful. Along the way, you'll travel like a local, from the buzz of a commuter train to the sleek speed of the high-speed rail, and step back in time aboard two of the island's most charming historic lines. Blending iconic sights with unforgettable rail experiences, Taiwan by Rail is a fresh and memorable way to explore this fascinating island.

• Taipei, Explore the buzzing streets and hidden gems of vibrant Taipei
• Sun Moon Lake, Embark on a peaceful cruise across Sun Moon Lake
• Alishan, Uncover the secrets of Taiwan’s high-mountain tea production
• Jiufen, Ride the Pingxi Line, a scenic railway winding through waterfalls, forests, and charming old towns including Jiufen.

• Ride the Forest Train, Journey through misty mountains and lush forest on Asia's highest narrow-gauge railway. Originally built for logging, this iconic train now offers a scenic ride past tea fields, waterfalls, and remote hillside villages. Travelling in March offers the chance to experience the magic of Alishan as its cherry blossoms burst into bloom.
• From Mountain Bean to Perfect Brew, Discover how Alishan's cool, misty mountain climate creates the perfect conditions for growing some of Taiwan's finest coffee. Visit the Yuyupas Indigenous Culture Park to learn about traditional farming methods and cultural heritage of the Tsou people, and enjoy a tasting of freshly brewed local coffee.
• Sun Moon Lake Night Market, Experience Sun Moon Lake after dark with your guide, sampling local Taiwanese desserts such as soft mochi, egg cakes, and refreshing green tea ice cream. Enjoy the relaxed evening atmosphere as you take in the peaceful lakeside views and discover the flavours of the region.

• Taipei (3N)
• Sun Moon Lake (1N)
• Alishan (2N)
• Taipei (1N)

• Flight Inclusive rates only: These include airline fuel surcharge and taxes. Correct as of 1 Jun 2026. Please note supplements may apply if lead in economy rates are not available.
• Customary tipping amount of approximately USD 55 (2026), USD 60 (2027)) is paid locally in Taiwan.
• Depending on airline schedules, you may depart and/or arrive on Day 2. Extra nights' accommodation (pre or post tour) or stopovers may be required at an additional cost.