What to do and see in Taitung, Taitung: The Best Food & Drink

In the Zhenzheng shop, only a fruit milk is sold, and the dragon fruit, hibiscus, pineapple, custard apple, red glutinous rice, millet, etc. produced in Taitung are used. We insist on making a cup of land belonging to Taitung Taiwan. Fruit Pearl Drink "Guizhen Thick Fruit Jane Milk just wants to be with you."

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▲Promoting Taitung Agricultural Tourism The company combines the concepts of food and agriculture education, zero consumption of agricultural products and environmental education, and combines the characteristic agriculture of townships and towns in Taitung County to plan and promote agricultural themed tourism. ▲Promoting the deep tourism of Taiwan In recent years, Taiwanese society has a trend of emphasizing life aesthetics. Among them, the rich and diverse cultural assets of the aborigines are the best way for the people to engage in in-depth experience, such as the East Coast tribal work holiday, the Xiaomi culture experience tour in the southern return line. Or the mountain forest experience activities in the Rift Valley. The company plans the tribe's in-depth experience tourism with the important multi-cultural resources of the indigenous people in Taitung to provide knowledgeable and high-quality tourism services for the Chinese. ▲Promoting low-carbon eco-tourism in Taitung Green Island The rich ecological and human resources of Green Island in Taitung County is the best way to develop the tourism industry. However, the past development of tourism has not been able to deepen the characteristics of the outlying islands, and there are doubts that damage the environment and cause pollution. In order to let tourists re-recognize Green Island, the company plans low-carbon eco-tourism activities based on the cultural and ecological resources of the island. By exploring the concept of education, we will design different theme experience activities, so that visitors can not only deeply understand the Green Island, but also challenge themselves and learn to grow.