Upload Photos for a Chance to Win Big – Explore Sun Moon Lake & Reap Rewards
By MOOK Travel Life Network, Chen Guanxin | Compiled & Reported
As summer vacation draws to a close, planning a trip and seizing the last days of the break is likely on the minds of many students. Starting now, when you visit Sun Moon Lake, simply hold your Taiwan Fun Pass ticket or high-speed rail combined ticket, take a photo with the “Where There’s a Dragon, There’s Magic” photo stand, join the “Rediscover • Dynamic Sun Moon Lake” fan page, and upload your photo to participate in the lucky draw. The first round of the draw will take place on September 1st, with prizes including hotel accommodation vouchers in the Sun Moon Lake area, water-land-air combo tickets, hot spring vouchers, afternoon tea vouchers, and more – with total prize value reaching NT$70,000.
Travel to Sun Moon Lake now – just purchase a Taiwan Fun Pass ticket or high-speed rail combined ticket for a chance to join the lucky draw. (Photo provided by MOOK Editorial Department)
The Sun Moon Lake National Scenic Area Administration has launched the “Where There’s a Dragon, There’s Magic” campaign themed around the most popular zodiac sign of the Year of the Dragon. Just visit any of the five visitor centers in Shuishe, Xiangshan, Ita Thao, Puli, and Checheng, the Sun Moon Lake OTOP Pavilion, or the Sun Moon Lake Water-Land Combined Service Station, hold any version of the Sun Moon Lake Fun Pass ticket or high-speed rail combined ticket, take a photo with the “Where There’s a Dragon, There’s Magic” stand, and upload your photo to join the draw. This lucky draw event is divided into two phases: the first runs from now until August 31st, and the second from September 1st to October 31st. Winners will be announced on September 1st and November 1st, respectively.
The Sun Moon Lake Fun Pass includes 7 different ticket options, making it easy for visitors to explore nearby attractions. (Photo provided by MOOK Editorial Department)
Additionally, Taiwan Fun Pass Sun Moon Lake route buses have newly introduced multilingual automated audio guides in Chinese, English, and Japanese, which use GPS to introduce scenic highlights, giving travelers a deeper understanding of the sights along the way. Campaign website: wowfans.digwow.com/index.php?eventsn=3162.
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