Taipei Hakka Culture Full-Day Private Tour

Name: Hakka Discovery Day Tour in Hsinchu - Klook
Brand: Klook
SKU: 84177
Price: 741 HKD
Availability: InStock

Chinese/English

Private group

Hotel pick up

8hr - 9hr Duration

Departing from Taipei

Beipu Old Street

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Experience Hakka culture and lifestyle in Hsinchu’s Hakka village for a day
Visit the famous “love station” Hexing Station and appreciate the romantic love story behind it
Enjoy a nostalgic train ride along Neiwan Line and take in the picturesque scenery of the mountain town
Taste the most authentic Hakka traditional snacks in Taiwan’s biggest Hakka bazaar—Zhudong Market
Make your own Hakka Lei Cha and savor the warm hospitality of Hakka people
Pick your own fruit in a local orchard and feel the freshness of seasonal produce
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Hakka people are considered the second biggest ethnic group in Taiwan with their own unique traditions and customs. Hsinchu, the heartland of Hakka people in North Taiwan, epitomizes the lifestyle of Taiwan's Hakka people. Through this tour to Hsinchu, you will take a deep dive into Hakka culture and discover the spirit of the Hakka people.

Embark on your journey to the Hakka village from the “love station” Hexing Railway Station, and take a nostalgic train ride along Neiwan Line. Your first top is Zhudong Cultural and Creative Park, where a blend of traditional and modern Hakka culture is on display. Next, you are offered to taste the most authentic Hakka food in the biggest traditional Hakka bazaar, Zhudong Market. After the food adventure, stroll along Beipu Old Street to take a look at the historical buildings and learn about the heritage and evolution of the Hakka village. Here you also have an opportunity to experience the making of the Hakka traditional beverage, Lei Cha (ground tea), and savor the warm hospitality of Hakka people. Lastly, enjoy picking your own seasonal fruit in a local orchard, marking the end of this wonderful journey.