Hualien

Visitors arriving at eastern Taiwan's Hualien by sea will be captivated by stunning scenes of the mountain ranges that fringe the port and city.

Once on land, be sure to take in Hualien's wealth of aboriginal cultures, visit national parks and other outdoor recreation destinations, and sample the array of local delicacies on offer around thriving shopping streets.

Kaohsiung

Located in the southern part of Taiwan, Koahsiung is the island's largest industrial center and Taiwan's second largest city. 

This beautiful and modern port is well known for its scenery and charming seascapes. Visitors will enjoy a warm climate and a wide choice of attractions such as museums, temples and even shopping.

Matsu Islands

Once arrived at Fu'ao Port, a carnival of colors has caught your sight.

Go to the world's tallest Matsu statue on Nangan to experience the ancient spirits of the land and taste the military life in Beihai Tunnel after passing through the hill. In the Qinbi Village on Beigan, take in a scenic view of Eastern Fujian-style architecture, which resembles the scenery of the Mediterranean.