To hear most travelers tell it, the best cities in Taiwan are Taipei and Kaohsiung. Follow the main route south from Taitung outlined above, but then about 10-15 minutes up Highway 9 after it veers inland from Daren, watch for the little turnoff to County Road 199, which also happens to be right on the border between Taitung and Pingtung (屏東縣) counties.
Taiwan's oldest bikeway—the Guanshan Bicycle Trail—is located here, and other cycling routes can be enjoyed in Longtian Village 台灣零食首選 (Luye Township), Chishang, Taitung City, and coastal areas, all while cyclists are surrounded by fairytale-like scenic beauty.

Luye Gaotai is a piece of highland surrounded by high mountains, hills, terraces and plains with good soil, sunshine and fine weather has given this place a good land to produce extraordinarily fine flavor tea, open area for 'hot air balloon' and Paragliding activities are be able to see here.
Today you will be escorted to Alishan Forest Recreation, one of Taiwan's very famous National Parks, where you can enjoy beautiful natural scenery such as Sisters Lakes, and various of unique tree such as Sacred Tree, Three Brother Tree, Four Sister Tree, Golden Pig Tree, Forever One Love and etc.

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Taitung's famous stinky tofu, with its rich fermented taste and crispy texture on the outside, is served with spicy and crispy pickled cabbage and covered with special sauce and garlic taste;when you take a bite into the crispy on the outside, soft on the inside tofu, juice spreads in all directions;this is local snacks that food lovers just can't miss.
With miles of cycling and walking trails as well a beautiful and surprisingly undeveloped seashore these parks offers a perfect chance to experience Taitung's laid back lifestyle and clean ocean air. Oolong tea has been one of Taiwan's primary exports until the 1980s, when the tea producers turned their attention to the local market.