Viagem de vários dias à natureza do Lago Songluo, Yilan

The mountain road was quite challenging, and with the heavy load, it was a good test of stamina. The scenery was beautiful. Our guide, Ah Jun, was very attentive, diligent, and humorous, and the meals prepared by the assistant were delicious.

Although it was raining heavily, the tour leader was very responsible and took good care of the group members. However, communication with the collaborating assistants needs to be strengthened. Songluo is not difficult but very beautiful, highly recommended!

This is a scam designed to trick you into swiping your card; it's absolutely terrible. I've signed up 3 or 4 times, and not a single activity has materialized (either they say too many people and it's full, or not enough people to form a group). Every time you sign up, Klook hasn't even confirmed if your registration was successful (the 24-48 hour order confirmation is also fake, because they actually need several days to confirm with the travel agency, so don't believe the dates you can supposedly choose on the surface). Once you sign up, Klook will immediately deduct money from your credit card. Regardless of whether the activity ultimately goes ahead, they will first charge your credit card (and then, after a week or two, you'll suddenly receive a notification that the activity you thought was confirmed has been canceled). If you're unlucky enough to have used a domestic travel voucher, it won't be refunded; it will be forcibly converted into a so-called Klook domestic travel voucher (which can only be used for activities on Klook that accept domestic travel vouchers). Therefore, when signing up for such activities, please think twice, and then think again, unless you have a lot of money and a lot of time, and enjoy constantly challenging the limits with different email-replying robots. By the way, after being charged too many times, when the bill comes out and you provide it to Klook for a refund, Klook will even ask you, "Which order is this charge for? Can you provide the order number?" I'd like to ask you why one order is split into two separate charges with two different amounts? And the first time, they knew how to process a refund, but the second and third times, because a different person handled it or too much time had passed (because you have to keep asking Klook if a group will form, and then they ask the vendor and reply to you), they forgot how they processed the payment in the first place?? They actually asked me....... (If I could leave no stars, I wouldn't even leave one).

This is a scam designed to trick you into swiping your card; it's absolutely terrible. I've signed up 3 or 4 times, and not a single activity has materialized (either they say it's fully booked because too many people signed up, or it's canceled because not enough people signed up). Every time you sign up, Klook immediately charges your credit card even before confirming if your booking is successful (the 24-48 hour confirmation is a lie, as they actually need several days to confirm with the tour operator, so don't trust the dates you can supposedly choose). Regardless of whether the activity goes through, they will pre-authorize your credit card. Then, after a week or two, when you think the activity is confirmed, you'll suddenly receive a notification that it's canceled. If you're unlucky enough to have used a domestic travel voucher, it won't be refunded; instead, it will be forcibly converted into a 'Klook domestic travel voucher' (which can only be used for activities on Klook that accept such vouchers). Therefore, please think twice, or even thrice, before signing up for these types of activities, unless you have a lot of money and a lot of time, and enjoy challenging the limits with different email-replying robots. By the way, after being charged too many times and receiving the bill, when you provide the bill and ask Klook for a refund, Klook will ask you, 'Which order is this charge for? Can you provide the order number?' I'd like to ask them why they split one order into two separate charges with two different amounts? And then, the first time they knew how to process a refund, but the second and third times, because different people handled it or too much time had passed, they forgot how they processed the payment in the first place?! They actually asked me... (If I could leave no stars, I would).