Tainan｜Anping Tree House Castle & Sicao Green Tunnel & Taijiang Academy Water House & Jingzaijiao Tile Salt Field Sunset One-day Tour｜Departure from Taichung

I like the salt field part the most, and the bamboo rafts and other photos in other places are beautiful.

Master Du is friendly and courteous, respects professional standards, has high-quality service, drives safely, and answers all questions. He also clearly explains what to buy, eat, and souvenirs, as well as various aspects of life. He also introduces the scenery along the way, making it more exciting and reaching the scenic spots. Proper arrangements and clear introductions, recommending the best locations to take photos and helping to take photos for each group member, first-class photography skills, thank you for his hard work. Next time you come to Taichung, you must appoint a driver "Master Du". He will make the journey more pleasant and perfect!

Because the itinerary is tight, it would be better to manage the time at various attractions. It is a pity that it is already dark when we arrive at Yantian. I hope to visit Yantian again next time.

This time, the tour was fun. The tour guide is very professional. The photographers are good at photography and have skills. I will participate again next time.

Thanks to Johnny, the driver for this trip. It was very hot that day, but Johnny still ran around enthusiastically to take photos for us. Seeing him sweating non-stop, it was really hard work for him! Thank you kkday for bringing us a happy day!

The itinerary was okay, but it took a little longer. The driver was not very careful and did not explain some things clearly in advance.

I am a Hong Konger. The driver (i.e. the tour guide) asked us to sit in the back and only chatted with the Taiwanese in front (spent 90% of the whole trip). I felt that I was being discriminated against and he did not fulfill his role as a tour guide. In the car, a good tour guide should evenly divide the time to chat with different people. I come from Hong Kong, the driver only ask us to see behind in the seat, and spend most of time talking to the local Taiwanese and ignore us, I feel being discriminated. A proper way is to spend time equally to all tourists.