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| ．Scenic spots：http://www.show.org.tw/changbin/town_01_en.htm |
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| ．Travel enquiries/Transportation information |
| Tourism Bureau |
Taiwan tourism information network：http://eng.taiwan.net.tw/
24-hour enquiry hotline：0800-011765
In order to provide foreign visitors with the latest travel information, so that they can have fun in Taiwan, the Tourism Bureau establishes a toll-free travel enquiry hotline to provide 24-7 travel enquiry services to foreign visitors in Mandarin, English and Japanese.
Tourism Bureau Service Center：886-2-27173737
The Tourism Bureau Service Center offers travel enquiry services, emergency assistance and travel information to visitors home and abroad.
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| Flight services/International flights |
At present, Taiwan has two international airports, the CKS International Airport in Taoyuan (about 40km from Taipei City) and the KHH International Airport in Kaohsiung.
Taiwan has direct flights to major countries in the world, and international air transportation is quite convenient.
Most international flights land on the CKS International Airport, except a small amount of flights from Hong Kong and SE Asian countries.
CKS International Airport：http://www.taoyuanairport.gov.tw/CKSeng/
KHH International Airport：http://www.kia.gov.tw/english/e_index.asp
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| Flight services/Domestic flights |
Domestic air transportation is very convenient in Taiwan because there are flights traveling between major cities in Taiwan very often. In fact, taking flights and coaches are equally common in Taiwan, and they are always full on holidays.
Therefore, please book the flight from the airline or make the booking and get the ticket through a travel agent in advance.
TransAsia Airways：http://www.tna.com.tw/
Far Eastern Air Transport：http://www.fat.com.tw/
Uni Air：http://www.uniair.com.tw/uniairec/index1.aspx
Mandarin Airlines：http://www.mandarin-airlines.com/index.html
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| Ground transportation |
Taiwan High Speed Rail：http://www.thsrc.com.tw/
The Taiwan High Speed Rail began services in 2006. Currently, the HSR stops regularly at the following 8 stations: Taipei, Bancio, Taoyuan, Hsinchu, Taichung, Chiayi, Tainan and Zoying.
The total distance is 345km, and the maximum operating speed is 315km. Therefore, it takes about 1:27 to get to Zoying in Kaohsiung from Taipei to shorten the traveling time of passengers.
Taiwan Railway Administration：http://www.railway.gov.tw/index/index.aspx
All lines of the Island-Round Railway Network of Taiwan link up all cities on the island and provide comfortable and safe train services.
The variety of trains includes the ordinary train, the Fuhsing, the Chuguang and the Tze- Chichang trains.
Visitors can choose different types of trains based on their time, their affordability and the destination of their trips.
Mass Rapid Transit System：http://www.trtc.com.tw/c/
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| Transportation to Lukang, Changhua |
| Public transportation |
Take trains or passenger coaches to Changhua and Taichung; and then take buses of the Changhua Bus to Lukang.
Please call to find out the schedule and number of runs.
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Driving
From northern Taiwan：
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1.Take the National Highway No. 1 and get off from the Changhua Interchange→Turn to the County Route No. 142 toward Lukang.
2.Take the Provincial Highway No. 1 to Changhua→Turn to the Provincial Highway No. 19→County Route No. 142 toward Lukang.
3.Take the Provincial Highway No. 1 →Turn to the Provincial Highway No. 17 toward Lukang after arriving in Tachia.
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| From southern Taiwan： |
1.Take the National Highway No. 1 and get off from the Yuanlin Interchange→Turn to the County Route No. 148 to Hsihu→Turn to the County Route No. 135
2.Take the Provincial Highway No. 19 to Hsihu→Turn to the Provincial Highway No. 135
3.Take the Provincial Highway No. 17 to get there.
Source：Lukang Tourism Net/Tourism Bureau, Ministry of Transportation and Communication
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