Passeios por Hehuan Mountain

This was a great experience for us. We were informed a day before about the pickup arrangements. The bus arrived on time. The weather was good, so we had a great time watching the stars before proceeding to Hehuanshan for the sunrise viewing. Since it had snowed in the previous days, snow and ice were still along the side of the road, adding to the experience. The mountain slopes still had snow. The temperature was freezing, so you need to dress properly. The experience was great because the weather was good. If the weather had been rainy or foggy, there would have been nothing to see.

This was a very enjoyable hike. I managed to visit four places in two days: Hehuan Main Peak, Dong Feng, Shimen Mountain, and Little Qilai. I even got to see the sunrise. My guide, Snowmen, was very knowledgeable about the mountains. We saw many flowers, including the crystal orchid and the one-flower-seven-leaves plant, which is depicted on the 1000 New Taiwan Dollar bill. The weather was perfect for hiking. The accommodation at Mingshu was fantastic, offering hot showers, TV, coffee, air conditioning, and a fan, and it was just a short walk to 7-11. The two meals included were also very nice, with about eight courses to share among the group. I enjoyed the pace, as you could rest anytime.

Mr. Apple once again proved to be a FANTASTIC guide and friend!! This was my second time (accidentally) touring with him, and he is consistently awesome, friendly, attentive, and made the trip fun and hassle-free (though expect to walk inside the tourist places). The sheep at Cingjing were such a fun and memorable highlight, very gentle, and offered a great up-close experience. The mountain scenery around Wuling and Hehuanshan was absolutely stunning too, with cool weather, fresh air, and incredible views all around. The itinerary felt like a peaceful escape into nature, and the weather was great that day. Overall, another wonderful and well-organized tour. Highly recommended, especially with Apple 🍎 as your guide!

Enjoy your visit to the Taroko Gorge, even though most of the trails are closed due to the 2024 earthquake. It's still a pleasant experience with a few stops along the way. Thanks to Josephine for her explanations and her sense of humor.

Wonderful and well-organized tour! Yehliu, Yin & Yang Sea, Shifen, and Jiufen were all beautiful places to visit. Special thanks to our guide Kevin Chang for making the trip so enjoyable. He was friendly, helpful, and shared many interesting facts throughout the journey. Highly recommended, especially with guide Kevin Chang... If you want great photos & videos for social media, definitely choose KEVIN CHANG. He is very skilled at photography & videography and captured lot of of amazing photos & videos for us, He never tires of capturing amazing clicks and voluntarily took a lot of photos. Truly brilliant... Highly recommended...

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ We had an amazing experience on our Sun Moon Lake tour, and a big part of that was thanks to Jeannie! She was friendly, professional, organized, and incredibly knowledgeable throughout the entire trip. She shared interesting information about each destination, kept the group informed, and made sure everything ran smoothly. Her energy and passion for what she does really enhanced the experience and made the tour both enjoyable and memorable. Sun Moon Lake is beautiful on its own, but having a guide like Jeannie made the experience even better. Highly recommend this tour, and if you’re lucky enough to have Jeannie as your guide, you’re in great hands!

Taipingshan is a hidden gem in Taiwan. Every part of it is wonderful, so be sure to visit it before traveling. As of January 2026, there is no restaurant in Jiuzhize as it is under construction, but you can boil eggs and eat steamed buns. It was a nice experience.

It was a good experience! The sight of the sunrise was awesome. Be prepared to wake up really early though! We went twice, as due to rain/clouds on the first day we weren't able to see the sunrise or stars well. The guide also stopped by for us to take pictures of a sea of clouds on the way down.