



by YOLO TAIWAN INTERNATIONAL COMPANY LIMITED
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✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$240Northern Taiwan features several notable attractions including natural landscapes and historic towns. This full-day private tour from Taipei lasts about eight hours and includes pickup service. A private, air-conditioned vehicle with a driver and guide transports guests to each destination. The first stop is Yehliu Geopark, located on a cape along Taiwan’s northern coast. Visitors spend about one hour exploring the rock formations shaped by sea erosion, such as the Queen’s Head and Dragon’s Head. The terrain is mostly flat but offers limited shade, so sun protection is recommended in summer. Next is Jiufen Old Street, a former gold-mining town built during Japanese rule. Guests have around ninety minutes to walk through lanes and alleys lined with snack stalls and teahouses. These narrow stairways can become crowded. If the tour departs after 11:00 AM, Jiufen is the final stop, allowing time to see sunset views and evening lights. The tour continues to Shifen Waterfall, Taiwan’s best-known waterfall, which is about 20 meters high and 40 meters wide. Reaching the viewing platform requires a roughly 30-minute walk that crosses a suspension bridge and includes some shaded sections. The final visit is Shifen Old Street, adjacent to Shifen Station in the Pingxi area. Here, an active railway line runs through the market streets where visitors can launch sky lanterns and pause for passing trains. The tour includes parking fees, tolls, passenger insurance, bottled water, and use of a private air-conditioned vehicle. Food, drinks, and entrance tickets are not included but may be purchased separately.
YehLiu Geopark
Yehliu is a cape on Taiwan’s northern coast known for rock formations shaped by sea erosion, such as the Queen’s Head and Dragon’s Head. The area is mostly flat but offers little shade. Visitors spend about one hour here and should bring sun protection in summer.
60 min
Chiufen (Jiufen Old Street)
Jiufen is a former gold-mining mountain town built during Japanese rule. The streets consist mainly of narrow alleys and stairways lined with snack stalls and teahouses. Visitors have ninety minutes to explore, though the area can become crowded. Departing after 11:00 AM makes Jiufen the last stop to allow sunset viewing.
90 min
Shifen Waterfall
Shifen Waterfall is Taiwan’s most well-known cascade, fed by the Keelung River, measuring about 20 meters (66 feet) in height and 40 meters (131 feet) in width. The viewing platform is accessible by a walk of around 30 minutes, which is partly shaded and includes crossing a suspension bridge.
60 min
Shifen Old Street
Shifen Old Street lies next to Shifen Station in the Pingxi area, where an active railway runs through the market streets. Visitors can release sky lanterns on the tracks and pause when trains pass.
60 min




by YOLO TAIWAN INTERNATIONAL COMPANY LIMITED
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$240Northern Taiwan features several notable attractions including natural landscapes and historic towns. This full-day private tour from Taipei lasts about eight hours and includes pickup service. A private, air-conditioned vehicle with a driver and guide transports guests to each destination. The first stop is Yehliu Geopark, located on a cape along Taiwan’s northern coast. Visitors spend about one hour exploring the rock formations shaped by sea erosion, such as the Queen’s Head and Dragon’s Head. The terrain is mostly flat but offers limited shade, so sun protection is recommended in summer. Next is Jiufen Old Street, a former gold-mining town built during Japanese rule. Guests have around ninety minutes to walk through lanes and alleys lined with snack stalls and teahouses. These narrow stairways can become crowded. If the tour departs after 11:00 AM, Jiufen is the final stop, allowing time to see sunset views and evening lights. The tour continues to Shifen Waterfall, Taiwan’s best-known waterfall, which is about 20 meters high and 40 meters wide. Reaching the viewing platform requires a roughly 30-minute walk that crosses a suspension bridge and includes some shaded sections. The final visit is Shifen Old Street, adjacent to Shifen Station in the Pingxi area. Here, an active railway line runs through the market streets where visitors can launch sky lanterns and pause for passing trains. The tour includes parking fees, tolls, passenger insurance, bottled water, and use of a private air-conditioned vehicle. Food, drinks, and entrance tickets are not included but may be purchased separately.
YehLiu Geopark
Yehliu is a cape on Taiwan’s northern coast known for rock formations shaped by sea erosion, such as the Queen’s Head and Dragon’s Head. The area is mostly flat but offers little shade. Visitors spend about one hour here and should bring sun protection in summer.
60 min
Chiufen (Jiufen Old Street)
Jiufen is a former gold-mining mountain town built during Japanese rule. The streets consist mainly of narrow alleys and stairways lined with snack stalls and teahouses. Visitors have ninety minutes to explore, though the area can become crowded. Departing after 11:00 AM makes Jiufen the last stop to allow sunset viewing.
90 min
Shifen Waterfall
Shifen Waterfall is Taiwan’s most well-known cascade, fed by the Keelung River, measuring about 20 meters (66 feet) in height and 40 meters (131 feet) in width. The viewing platform is accessible by a walk of around 30 minutes, which is partly shaded and includes crossing a suspension bridge.
60 min
Shifen Old Street
Shifen Old Street lies next to Shifen Station in the Pingxi area, where an active railway runs through the market streets. Visitors can release sky lanterns on the tracks and pause when trains pass.
60 min