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Explore Taoyuan’s Little Wulai Line & Skywalk in a One-Day Tour Starting at NT$299

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Last updated 2026-11-08 — Taiwan Tourist Shuttle has become a popular choice for domestic travel in recent years, offering convenient connections between attractions and a variety of discounted package options, making travel both easy and affordable. Following the hugely popular Taiwan Tourist Shuttle Cihu Line in Taoyuan County, ...

By /Reported and compiled by Chen Guanxin, MOOK Travel Life Network
 
Taiwan Tourist Shuttle has become a popular choice for domestic travel in recent years, offering convenient connections between attractions and a variety of discounted package options, making travel both easy and affordable. Following the hugely popular Taiwan Tourist Shuttle Cihu Line in Taoyuan County, a new “Little Wulai Line” is now available starting today. The route passes by attractions such as the Chocolate Museum, Kikkoman Soy Sauce Museum, and Daxi Old Street. With 20 fixed departures every weekend, the line also offers discounted combo tickets including the Little Wulai Sightseeing Factory One-Day Pass, Little Wulai–Cihu Exciting One-Day Pass, and Little Wulai–Cihu Super Value Two-Day Pass. These packages include entry to the Chocolate Republic, no reservation needed for the Skywalk, no reservation and half-price entry for Houshi Lake, as well as coupons for discounted shops in Taoyuan. The combo tickets start from just NT$299, giving you a rich one-day travel experience.
 

Following the Taiwan Tourist Shuttle Cihu Line, Taoyuan County now launches the “Little Wulai Line” with various discounted combo tickets for visitors to choose from. (Image provided by Moleskine Editorial Department)

The Little Wulai Line has a total of 12 stops. Passengers can take a train to Taoyuan Railway Station and then walk to the Taoyuan Bus Terminal to transfer to the Little Wulai Line. The line operates fixed departures every Saturday and Sunday, with one bus per hour, totaling 20 round trips. Along the route, you’ll pass popular attractions such as Asia’s first Chocolate Museum, the Kikkoman Soy Sauce Museum (famous for its unique soy sauce ice cream), Daxi Old Street—listed among Taiwan’s Top 10 Small Tourist Towns as “Daxi Presidential Town”—Daxi Mausoleum, Cihu, the Old Baiji Tunnel, and Kappan Mountain Park (Chiang Kai-shek’s former residence). In addition to purchasing single-journey tickets directly on the Taiwan Tourist Shuttle buses, travelers can also buy four types of value-packed combo ticket packages in advance at six Lion Travel branches in Taipei and Taoyuan. These packages not only include one-day or two-day passes for the Little Wulai Line–Cihu Line, but also allow coupon exchanges for plum blossom ice cream at the Two Chiangs Cultural Zone or delicious bean curd snacks at Dafang, plus over NT$10,000 worth of coupons for selected shops in Taoyuan.
 
To celebrate the launch of the Taiwan Tourist Shuttle in Taoyuan County, with both the Little Wulai Line and Cihu Line now running, customers who purchase two of the same value combo tickets before August 31 will enjoy an additional “Shuangxing (Double Happiness)” 5% discount. Additionally, from July 1 to August 31, those who like and follow the “Love Taoyuan” Facebook fan page and join the “Taiwan Tourist Shuttle Little Wulai Line—Best Attractions PK” voting event on the “Love Taoyuan Event Website” will have a chance to win a grand prize worth NT$20,000.
 
In addition, the Taoyuan County Homestay Development Association, in collaboration with the Taiwan Tourist Shuttle Little Wulai Line itinerary, has launched a specially designed “Homestay Owners Take You to Enjoy a Cypress-Filled Summer” tour package aimed at travelers from Singapore, Malaysia, Hong Kong, and Macau. The tour includes strolling across the Luofu Twin Bridges to admire the scenic Dahan River Valley, exploring the indigenous ecological trails at the Noah’s Ark Church, and stargazing on Lala Mountain. The package covers guided tours, accommodation, transportation, and meals. For two travelers, the cost is just NT$3,999 per person; for four travelers, it’s only NT$2,999 per person.
 
 
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