The beautiful Alishan is a popular domestic tourist destination all year round. To allow more people to experience the wonders of Alishan, the “Save Alishan Campaign – Chiayi Genuine Bus” event will kick off on October 18th, and we hope everyone can join in the fun together.
This series of events specially designs a 2-day in-depth tour of Ruili, themed “Listening to Nature’s Symphony – Experiencing Eco-In-Depth Travel.” To thank our passionate consumers, those who register before the end of November can also enjoy a free upgrade to a double room. Recently, Ruili has also launched the “Colorful Ruili” campaign, using painted walls to let visitors deeply engage in the joy of painting and to participate together in the beauty of Ruili.
Ruili retains its beautiful pristine natural scenery without excessive human development. The unpolluted environment nurtures a rich variety of flora and fauna. Strolling through ancient trails and misty bamboo forests feels like stepping into a scene from the movie Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon. The gentle breeze carries the fragrance of tea, creating a sense of pure contentment. Ruili is especially noted for its ecological trails. From the Swallow Cliff to the Bat Cave trail, there is an abundance of birds, butterflies, frogs, reptiles, and fish in the mountain streams. Following the guide, you can discover unexpected surprises in the ecological environment.
The Fenchihu Depot in Alishan brings back childhood memories with its nostalgic trains.
The “Chiayi Genuine Bus” Ruili Eco-Tour 2-day trip event will continue until the end of November. Each group needs at least 15 participants to depart. It takes you deep into the mountains of Ruili for an exploration adventure. For more information, please contact the Chiayi County Tourism Bureau’s tourism hotline at (05) 3703 550.
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