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Chase the end of summer and enjoy a relaxing 3-day, 2-night getaway on the East Coast

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Last updated 2026-09-25 — Although the summer vacation for students has almost ended, for hardworking office workers, it’s actually the peak period of the year in terms of work. No matter how busy you are, don’t forget to set aside some time for a little break to recharge before aiming for stellar performance at year-end...

Although the summer vacation for students has almost ended, for hardworking office workers, it’s actually the peak period of the year in terms of work. No matter how busy you are, don’t forget to set aside some time for a little break to recharge before aiming for stellar performance at year-end. Of course, if you don’t want to spend a lot or have long periods for international leave, then catching the tail end of summer and enjoying the beauty of mountains and sea in Yilan and Hualien is indeed a great choice.

“Niushan Huting” refers to the grazing land of indigenous people.

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Jointly launched by the Double Jewel Ying hotel brand under Regent Hotels, the “September Weekday Special – Summer Yilan & Hualien Dual-City Tour” allows you to experience world-class canyon scenery and countryside resort escapes to chase the end of summer, all at the most affordable prices. Stay at a Double Jewel hotel on a weekday for just NTD 8,700 (original price NTD 19,260) for a 3-day, 2-night trip. The package includes: Taroko Jing Ying Hotel – mountain-view room, two buffet breakfasts, round-trip shuttle service for two at scheduled times (from Hualien Railway Station or airport to the hotel); Lancheng Jing Ying Hotel – deluxe room, two buffet breakfasts, round-trip shuttle service for two at scheduled times (from Yilan Railway Station to the hotel). For just half the usual price, you can experience the two most premium leisure hotels in Eastern Taiwan.

The elegant and comfortable guest rooms at Taroko Jing Ying Hotel. Photo provided by / Taroko Jing Ying Hotel

The predecessor of “Taroko Jing Ying Hotel” was the Tianxiang Regent Resort Hotel and Tianxiang Guesthouse. After renaming and renovation, the overall ambiance of the hotel is more closely connected with the surrounding scenery. Whether swimming in the canyon, lying under the night sky by the fireplace watching the stars, or being awakened by sunlight streaming through the window — these are experiences rarely felt in everyday urban life. Meanwhile, the “Lancheng Jing Ying Hotel,” located in the heart of Yilan City, offers convenient accommodation and shopping options, allowing guests to enjoy Yilan’s scenery, shop with ease, and savor the culinary essence prepared by both Chinese and Western chefs.

Enjoying the feeling of being surrounded by stars and woken up by the sun is part of the ordinary hotel stay experience. Photo provided by / Taroko Jing Ying Hotel


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