Make a stop at the Kavalan Whisky Distillery, one of Taiwan's most famous, where you can learn all about the process of creating Taiwanese whisky.

Visit the unique spectacle of Foguangshan, Taiwan's largest monastery and explore the Buddha Museum, the fascinating 'Buddha Land' with its 36-metre Buddha and enjoy a delicious vegetarian lunch in the monastery's dining room.

Take some time to relax and unwind in the warm, mineral-rich volcanic waters of Taitung - you'll have time to make the most of them at your hotel which has hot spring pools for you to enjoy.

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.

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.

Follow your guide through the lively chaos of one of Taipei's night food markets, where the air is filled with enticing aromas and the buzz of local life. Sample a mouth-watering range of street food favourites, from sizzling black pepper buns and juicy soup dumplings to sweet taro balls and flame-torched beef skewers.

Indulge in the traditional street foods of Taipei's vibrant night markets, with an array of sizzling meats, spicy noodles and all sorts of tasty snacks.