Taoyuan County
Taoyuan County (桃園縣) is a county located in Northern Taiwan, adjacent to Taipei County in the north and Hsinchu County in the south. It is the home of Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport, which serves Taipei. [edit] Regions[edit] Cities
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[edit] UnderstandOften cataloged as a industrial region, Taoyuan County has more foreign laborers working there than any other region of Taiwan. Though it is the second most populated County in Taiwan, it is usually not a major target of travelers except for those with a overnight stopover at Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport. Taoyuan and Jhongli are the two largest cities in the County. Away from the crowded plains, in the mountain area, there are still natural beauty and aboriginal cultures to be seen. [edit] Get in[edit] By planeEveryone arrives at Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport (台灣桃園國際機場) begins their journey in Taoyuan County. However, it is surprisingly inconvenient if you just want to leave the airport. Comparing to the comfortable and frequent expressway buses that go to Taipei, there are only 2 local bus routes, one for Taoyuan and one for Jhongli. The buses departs 1~2 times per hour. They don't have a separate luggage space so it's quite a trouble if you are traveling with large luggages. The bus trip takes about 50 minutes, travelers who are in a hurry or don't like local bus services are advised to take taxi instead. [edit] By trainTRA (台鐵) has a few stations in Taoyuan County. Every local train and most (but not all) express train stops at the county's two largest train stations: Taoyuan and Jhongli. Train is a convenient method to visit Taoyuan County when coming from other parts of Taiwan. Taoyuan County also has a High Speed Rail station. The station is remote from major settlements, but has free shuttle services to Taoyuan and Jhongli. Estimated travel time is 45 minutes to Taoyuan and 25 minutes to Jhongli. [edit] By busInter-city buses are available at Taoyuan and Jhongli. Some other cities can also be reached by express buses from Taipei. Traveling by bus in Taiwan is usually much cheaper than trains, but this may not be the case if you are coming from Taipei -- they are too close to each other. [edit] Get aroundLike many other places in Taiwan, every city and town in Taoyuan County can be reached by bus. However, English bus information almost doesn't exist. If you don't understand any Chinese, hiring a cab or renting a car may be your best bet. [edit][add listing] See
[edit] Itineraries[edit][add listing] Dofor two days trip: D1:Visiting Dashi Old street D1:The Culture Resort of The Jiang D1:stay at Lalashan B&B D2:Lalashan natural protection zone D2:back to Taoyuan city [edit][add listing] Eat
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