• Rinan Station - Visit Rinan Railway Station, a historic wooden station on Taiwan’s coastal railway line. Discover its distinctive architecture and the history of Taiwan’s railway development while enjoying the tranquil rural setting.
• Dajia Jenn Lann Temple - Explore the renowned Dajia Jenn Lann Temple, one of Taiwan’s most significant Mazu temples. A guide will share insights into the history and cultural importance of Mazu worship, and there will be time to explore the temple and nearby Dajia Old Street, where local traditions, snacks, and the religious ambiance can be experienced.
• Dajia Old Street - Dajia in Taichung is a charming historic town, where remnants of the past are visible along its old streets. With well-preserved buildings from the Japanese colonial period, traditional shops, and craft stores, visitors can enjoy a strong sense of nostalgia.

The town is also a key center of faith in Taiwan. Dajia Jenn Lann Temple is a major pilgrimage destination, especially during the renowned Mazu pilgrimage in the third lunar month.

Additionally, Dajia offers a variety of traditional snacks and handmade treats, making it an excellent place to enjoy both culture and cuisine. Whether traveling solo or with companions, Dajia promises a unique and memorable experience.

• Ah-Tsung-Shih Taro Culture Museum - Visit the A-Tsung Shih Taro Pastry Factory and participate in a hands-on DIY session to create traditional Taiwanese taro pastries. Learn about local ingredients and baking techniques while crafting a personal souvenir to take home.

• Insurance (Government required)
• Government fees
• Lunch
• Taro pastry DIY experience ticket
• Surcharges on fuel
• Parking fees
• Private transportation

• Personal expenses
• Tips

Discover the cultural essence of central Taiwan with this engaging one-day tour departing from Taipei.

Start your adventure at Rinan Railway Station, a historic wooden station situated along Taiwan’s coastal railway. Proceed to Dajia, the location of the famous Jenn Lann Temple, a significant Mazu temple in Taiwan.

At the temple, the guide will explain local religious customs, including methods for praying for blessings and participating in traditional divination practices like fortune stick drawing (Kau Cim) and moon blocks (Bwa Bwei).

Wander through Dajia Old Street, where you can explore local customs, enjoy snacks, and admire heritage architecture. Relish a delightful local lunch featuring regional delicacies.

In the afternoon, head to the A-Tsung Shih Taro Pastry Factory for an interactive DIY pastry-making session.

This tour provides an ideal mix of spirituality, history, and local culture.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.