South Taiwan 2 Days Tour -
Heritage & Nature Discovery
Route:
Kaohsiung → Meinong → Pingtung
Day 1:
Depart from Kaohsiung →
Dive into traditional craftsmanship with a Meinong paper umbrella workshop, followed by a delicious Hakka-style lunch →
In the afternoon, explore the spiritual serenity of Fo Guang Shan Monastery
Evening:
Return to Kaohsiung →
Stroll through the Pier-2 Art Center and enjoy a hearty beef noodle dinner
Day 2:
Depart from Kaohsiung for a day trip to Kenting National Park, featuring the iconic Eluanbi Lighthouse and the scenic Houbihu Harbor →
Return to Kaohsiung in the evening
Discover the soul of southern Taiwan with this two-day journey combining cultural roots, spiritual landmarks, and coastal beauty. From traditional Hakka craftsmanship in Meinong to the serene grandeur of Fo Guang Shan and the tropical charm of Kenting, this trip offers a balanced blend of heritage and nature. Ideal for travelers seeking both depth and scenery.
MUST SEE: Meinong Paper Umbrella Workshop
Step into a colorful world of traditional craftsmanship in Meinong, home to the iconic oil-paper umbrella.
Watch artisans handcraft each piece using time-honored techniques passed down through generations.
The experience provides insights into Hakka culture and artistic heritage.
You can even try your hand at painting your own umbrella.
MUST SEE: Fo Guang Shan Buddha Museum
This vast Buddhist complex is one of the largest in Asia, featuring a majestic golden Buddha statue.
It’s a serene place for reflection, offering both spiritual meaning and stunning architecture. Exhibits inside the museum detail the teachings of Buddhism and the life of the Buddha.
The peaceful atmosphere and panoramic views leave a lasting impression.
MUST SEE: Eluanbi Lighthouse (Kenting National Park)
Located at Taiwan’s southernmost tip, this historic lighthouse overlooks dramatic cliffs and turquoise waters.
It’s part of Kenting National Park, known for its warm weather, unique rock formations, and marine life. The area blends natural splendor with colonial history, as the lighthouse was built during the Qing Dynasty.
Perfect for sunset photos and a breezy seaside walk.
