Sunmoonlake – Qingjing
Day 4
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Breakfast at hotel.

Morning take the tour for circle the Sunmoonlake. Sun Moon Lake got its name because the northern part of it has the shape of the sun and the southern part of it has the shape of crescent moon (those two parts are separated by Lalu Island). First visit to The Wenwu Temple, it was built in 1938.  Continue visit to Ita Thao Indigenous Village, it is called Barawbaw in thao language. The Han people call it North Cave. It was named Te Hua village after the restoration of Taiwan, and is under the administration of Yuchi. Then visit to Ci-en Pagoda, It was built by Chiang Kai-Shek in memory of his mother in 1971. The Ci-en Pagoda is 46 meters in height and has become the famous landmark of Sun Moon Lake, it overlooks Lalu Island and Sun Moon Lake.

Then visit the Xuanzhuang Temple, built in 1965, faces Lalu Lake, while the rear faces Qinglong Mountain. A fengshui master has claimed that the temple occupies a precious land where a "green dragon plays with a pearl". The temple is divided into two levels, one where the remains of the monk Xuanzang are worshipped, and the other, where the golden Sakyamuni Buddha is worshipped.

Then heading to Qingjing, a mountain village situated at an altitude of 1,748 meters above sea level in central Taiwan, also widely known as the Alps of Taiwan.  Enroute have the lunch in local restaurant. Check in to the hotel.

Then visit to Qingjing farm, it is situated at altitude of 1,750 meters above the sea. It is the most popular attraction in the farm, a green field pasture that grazes sheep and cattle, where people may interact up-close with the sheep.

Walking down can visit to the Swiss Garden, take a break in the café before back to hotel.

Dinner at hotel. Free and overnight.

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