One-Day Tour to Guanyi Village Claypot Fish Head Head! Enjoy Band Music in Chiayi and Get Hotel Discounts

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Chiayi is a major tourist county, spanning high mountains, plains, and coastal areas, with countless attractions within its jurisdiction, such as watching the sunrise at Alishan, admiring the ayu fish at Danaigu, boating on the vast waters of the Zengwen Reservoir, tasting seafood at Dongshi Fishing Harbor, experiencing the fishing village charm of Budai Salt Fields, and exploring traditional incense art in Xingang—all must-visit highlights. Even within Chiayi City itself, there are super-popular recommendations like Forest Song, North Gate Station, Guanyi Forest Life Village, and Culture Road Night Market, making it perfect for travelers planning a three-day-two-night trip to fully enjoy the experience.

As for accommodation, Chiayi’s landmark hotel “Chiayi Guanzhi” is an excellent choice. Its design features metal, stone, fair-faced concrete, and wood as its main elements, with a rustic yet warm spatial character that has always been beloved by travelers.

Now there's an even bigger incentive to stay—the hotel has specially launched an additional subsidy plan in gratitude to travelers, on top of the Tourism Bureau’s Domestic Travel Subsidy. Before the end of this year, book a room with your ID card, and in addition to the original NT$1,000 subsidy from the Domestic Travel Subsidy, you can also enjoy an extra NT$500 discount, with a maximum total discount of NT$1,500 per night.

This translates to a minimum of NT$1,110 for a double room on weekdays, and a minimum of just NT$2,600 for a double room with one night’s stay, three meals included. It also offers a triple luxury treat of breakfast, afternoon tea, and a pork barbecue set.

The annual Chiayi International Wind Orchestra Festival will kick off on December 20th. It serves as a grand stage for domestic and international wind orchestras to showcase wind music culture. This year’s program includes elegant indoor and outdoor concerts, exuberant wind music street carnivals, and large-scale formation-changing evening galas.