Taiwan Cycling Festival: Collect Stamps in Hualien & Taitung for Gifts
Written & Reported by Li Xinyi, MOOK Travel Life Network
The annual Taiwan Cycling Festival takes place from November 10 to 18 this year, gathering cyclists from all over to compete. Planning your itinerary to support the riders but feeling overwhelmed by the tricky choices of quality accommodations, delicious food, and cultural experiences? To help visitors easily discover the beauty of Hualien and Taitung, the East Coast National Scenic Area Administration is hosting the “Treasured Journey – Connect Through Hualien & Taitung” stamp-collecting campaign. In collaboration with the Tourism Bureau’s selection of 101 Featured Pearl Businesses, visitors can collect stamps at these establishments and exchange them for gifts and raffle entries.
Hualien and Taitung’s cycling routes are well-planned, with rustic rural scenery along the way. (Photo / MOOK Travel Life Network, Li Xinyi)
The Tourism Bureau launched the “Shining Hualien & Taitung: 101 Featured Pearl Businesses – Selection Campaign” this year. After an exciting selection process, 101 of the most distinctive businesses in the Hualien and Taitung area were chosen on September 24, covering six categories: culture, food, shopping, romance, wellness, and ecology. Each business shines like a pearl, scattered beautifully across the Hualien-Taitung region, waiting for travelers to visit. From November 1 to December 31, simply shop at any of these Pearl Businesses to receive a pearl stamp. Collect three stamps from different categories and you can redeem a small gift at any East Coast National Scenic Area visitor center, plus enter to win grand prizes such as 101 Featured Pearl souvenirs and hotel stay vouchers. For details, visit the campaign website: traveling.eastcoast-nsa.gov.tw/101pearl.
In conjunction with the November Cycling Festival, the Hualien and Taitung region has introduced an extra stamp-collecting rewards program. (Photo / MOOK Travel Life Network, Li Xinyi)
● Read More: Mountain Races, Family Rides, Adaptive Cycling – The Taiwan Cycling Festival Takes Place Across the Island
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