Welcome Reception
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Time |
1830 –2030 Thursday, April 29, 2010 |
| Venue |
3F Banquet Hall, Taipei International Convention Center (TICC) |
| Fee |
Complimentary for all delegates of 2nd Asia-Oceanian conference of Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine.
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Congress Dinner
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Time |
1900 – 2200 Saturday May 1, 2010 |
| Venue |
3F Grand Ball Room, Grand Hyatt Taipei |
| Fee |
NT$3,000 per person
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T1 Taipei City Tour
 
| Pick-up |
1330, Friday April 30 at TICC(Venue) |
| Duration |
3 hours |
| Tour Stops |
Presidential Office (Pass by)－Chiang Kai-Shek Memorial Hall－Martyrs’ Shrine－National Palace Museum－Chinese Temple－Handicraft Center |
| Introduction |
Chiang Kai-Shek Memorial Hall: The majestic hall towers over 25 hectares of landscaped gardens, graceful pavilions, and ponds. A statue of late President Chiang looks out over the city from the main building. An elegant Ming-style arch at the main entrance is flanked by two classical-style buildings, the National Theater and the National Concert Hall.
Martyrs’ Shrine: It is an excellent example of classical Ming dynasty architecture, dedicated to the fallen heroes of China’s wars. There is an hourly changing of the guard ceremony at the entrance which many people find interesting.
National Palace Museum: Taipei’s National Palace Museum houses the world’s largest collection of Chinese art treasure. Most of the 620,000 art objects were part of the Chinese imperial collection that was brought to Taiwan for safe-keeping. The collection is too large to be displayed at one time! While many popular pieces remain on permanent display, other items are rotated regularly, making each visit unique. |
| Fare |
NT$ 900 per person |
The above rate includes English-speaking guide, air-conditioned coach.
Guaranteed reservation requires credit card numbers. Your reservation will be released if credit card authorization is not received by March 31.
T2 Taipei Night Tour
 
| Pick-up |
1830, Friday April 30 at TICC(Venue) |
| Duration |
3.5 hours |
| Tour Stops |
Mongolian Bar-B-Q Dinner－Lungshan Temple－Hwahsi Night Market－Taipei 101 Building |
| Introduction |
Lungshan Temple: Taipei is home to many temples. Of these, Lungshan (Dragon Mountain) Temple is the oldest and most famous. It is also one of Taiwan’s finest examples of temple architecture.
Taipei 101: Taipei 101 is the tallest building in the world. The 508-meter structure has 101 floors and is situated at the center of the Hsin Yi District, Taipei City. In the mall, the world-class design and architecture make shopping here a joyful, fashionable activity. |
| Fare |
NT$ 1,300 per person |
The above rate includes English-speaking guide, air-conditioned coach.
Entrance ticket to Taipei 101 Observatory is NOT included.
Guaranteed reservation requires credit card numbers. Your reservation will be released if credit card authorization is not received by March 31.
T3 Northern Coast Tour
 
| Pick-up |
0830, Saturday May 1 at TICC(Venue) |
| Duration |
4 hours |
| Tour Stops |
Keelung City－Keelung Harbour－Buddha Statue－Yehliu Park－Queen’s Head |
| Introduction |
Keelung: Keelung, a 40-minute drive northeast of Taipei, is one of Taiwan’s international seaports and transportation bubs. On the Chung Cheng Park, you can view the huge statue of the Goddess of Mercy and also a panoramic view of Keelung Harbour.
Yehliu Park: Yehliu is famous for its natural rocks formations which are an amazing array of artistic shapes created by erosion and other natural forces. Among the rocks, the Queen’s Head is one of the most famous one. |
| Fare |
NT$ 1,100 per person |
The above rate includes English-speaking guide, air-conditioned coach.
Guaranteed reservation requires credit card numbers. Your reservation will be released if credit card authorization is not received by March 31.
T4 YangMingShan National Park & Hot-Spring Tour
 
| Pick-up |
1330, Saturday May 1 at TICC(Venue) |
| Duration |
4 hours |
| Tour Stops |
Yangmingshan National Park－Hot-Spring Bath |
| Introduction |
Yangmingshan National Park: Yangmingshan, the mountainous area north of Taipei City, is famous for its beautiful scenery with traces of volcanic activities and abundant natural resources. Yangmingshan National Park is Taiwan’s third national park and the one closest to a major city. All year round, Yangmingshan has attractions to offer- flowers in spring, beautiful sky in summer, fruits and maple leaves in autumn, as well as hot-spring bathing and snow in winter.
Hot-Spring Bathing with Beautiful Mountain View: The Tatun Mountain Range has the largest density of hot springs in Taiwan. The water has a light milky color and a temperature of about 70 degrees centigrade. Bathing in the hot-spring water has a relaxing and refreshing effect. |
| Fare |
NT$ 1,300 per person |
The above rate includes English-speaking guide, air-conditioned coach.
Guaranteed reservation requires credit card numbers. Your reservation will be released if credit card authorization is not received by March 31.
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