From Kaohsiung to Taipei, itinerary

Itinerary: It is recommended that you stay in Kaohsiung for one day<br/>Traffic arrangement: Because you mentioned that the elderly cannot walk for too long, so I would suggest that it would be more convenient for you to charter a car for the whole journey!

I have gone through this itinerary, your arrangement is not tight, and you have already experienced Taipei and it will go smoothly. <br/>Kaohsiung is not big, the itinerary on the first day is actually only half a day, and there are only two scenic spots in the city and one market. There are only 2 lines in the Kaohsiung Metro, and some scenic spots still need to be connected to buses. Considering the elderly, it is more convenient to call a taxi temporarily. <br/>The activities on the second day seem to be a bit chaotic. Qijin and Dagou are relatively close, and Bier is relatively far away. Your arrangement is to go back and forth between them. Do you consider adjusting according to the map? In addition, Pier-2 is quite big, and I am quite tired as a middle-aged person playing in it for a day. Pier-2 is a young and trendy place where old people may not like it, and Pier-2 is a lot of walking around. It is recommended to take Dagou and Qijin as the main tourist destinations, and the second option, if the elderly are tired, they can give up. <br/>I chartered a car for the whole journey to Kenting. It is difficult to have no car in this area. Taiwan Good Travel has a boarding point outside Zuoying Station to go to Kenting, but when you arrive in Kenting, you have to find a car to go to the hotel. I called the owner of the hotel before departure and confirmed it after arriving in Kaohsiung. The owner of the homestay sent a car to pick it up, and then went to Kenting, and the next day, it was sent to Fangliao Railway Station. Calculated by chartering a car for 2 days. 2 years ago, a 7-seater commercial vehicle cost RMB 900 a day. Later, it was calculated that it would be cost-effective to travel from Zuoying to Kenting for more than 2 hours with a long-distance car plus Kenting. The key is that there must be more than 3 people. The old people must charter a car to visit Kenting, such a large piece of land. <br/>As for Hualien, there is no need to charter a car. I have been cheated by chartering a car in Hualien. There is a special line for Taroko (including Qingshui Cliffs and Chihsingtan) in Taiwan outside Hualien Railway Station. Chartered cars also stop at several scenic spots and wait, which is no different from buses, except that they will wait at any time. Each hotel has two day trips (Taroko and Huadong Rift Valley), but they are all bus tours and multi-hotel carpooling, usually departing from the hotel at 9:00 every morning. If you want to charter a car, you should go to the train station and talk to the driver Xiao Huang. It is more reliable. Xiao Huang can negotiate the price. This is more reliable than the car booked online or other places. They will inexplicably charge an extra insurance premium and You have to submit your passport number and name the next day to buy insurance. We usually have insurance for our trips. There is no need to add this insurance. In this way, each person will be charged tens of yuan more. The so-called insurance and car booking fees are charged per person. Later, Xiao Huang, who was talking at the train station one day, only needed 700 RMB and agreed to work 9 hours a day. <br/>The next thing is to go to Taipei, so I won’t talk about it if you already have experience. I wish you a pleasant trip.