3D2N Taipei Trade Shows Package
(Night Tour Included)

Itinerary (Day)

1. Meet upon arrival at C.K.S. International Airport and transfer to the hotel.
   
   
2. Free for the day. Night tour starts in the evening.
   Pick up at hotel lobby to leave for Mongolian Bar-B-Q dinner at the local restaurant; then proceed to visit TopView Taipei Observatory to overlook the beautiful nightscape of Taipei, and then visit Lungshan Temple and Hwahsi Night Market.
   “Shinkong Skyscraper Observatory will close after 31 Dec, 2005. A new night tour will be introduced from 01 Jan, 2006.“
   
   
3. Pick up at the hotel and transfer to C.K.S. Int’l Airport.

Service Items

1. Roundtrip airfare by China Airlines
2. Round trip transfers between airport and hotel
3. Two nights extendable accommodation with daily breakfast at hotel of your choice (Hotel extension rate is not valid after commencement of your travel; hotel extension must be duly arranged before commencement of travel)
4. 3-hour Taipei Night Tour including Mongolian B.B.Q. dinner and attraction entrance fees. The tour is operated on seat-in-coach basis.
5. Travel insurance

Note

1. The ”days” of the tour is defined as the duration of passenger’s stay in Taiwan; the flying time is not calculated.
2. The extra overnight stay in Taipei (at passengers own expense) will be necessary if your return flight is not operating daily.
   

Shinkong Skyscraper

Shinkong skyscraper has a total of 51 floors, of which 1st ~13th floors are Shinkong Mitsukoshi Dept. Store. Visitors can take an east-wing express elevator to the 44th and 45th floors where there are 4 restaurants with splendid views. Another express elevator can take visitors to the 46th observatory floor for a spectacular 360-degree open view of Taipei basin. “Shinkong Skyscraper Observatory will close after 31 Dec, 2005”

Lungshan Temple

Built during the Qing Dynasty (1738), Lungshan Temple is still well preserved despite several renovations. The outstanding construction features exquisite roofs with swallow-tail shaped eaves and intricately carved columns, having been graded as level-2 national relic site. The main palace is dedicated to Guanyin, the Buddhist Goddess of Mercy, and has been attracting a lot of believers as wishes made here tend to came true.

Hwahsi Street Night Market
	Hwahsi Street Night Market is likely to remind people of snake meat. Hwahsi Street in fact covers the neighboring Guangzhou Street and Xichang Street. Cavern-covered Hwahsi Street accommodates a lot of sea food restaurants and massage shops. The Guangzhou Street offers night market fun in tasty eateries while the Xichang Street has lots of shops selling Chinese herbs.