Taiwan is an island nation surrounded by the sea on all sides. The coastal terrain creates a sense of proximity to the ocean despite the distance. In recent years, with the promotion and development of water recreation activities, there has been a gradual improvement in the integration of recreational resources from the coastline to the ocean. Various safe and accessible recreational activities in the coastal areas have been introduced. Therefore, through a one-day light travel itinerary, we aim to let travelers feel the close proximity of Taiwan to the ocean—convenient transportation, diverse activity options, complemented by local specialty cuisine—creating a journey that extends from experiencing to being warmly treated.

In Taiwan, "Riyama" is a concept that revolves around the core principles of "Social-Ecological-Productive Landscape." The essence of Riyama in Yilan is captured through this small journey, integrating ecology and production landscapes, including the Alang stacis (or Hanxi Tribe) Xiaodong Mountain Picnic, Zhulin Songshan Lingzhi Farm, Guishan Island Whale and Dolphin Watching Tour, Fusen Satoyama Art & Ecology Park, and the social connection with the Tieniuli Aka community in Yuanshan Township. From the foothills to the nearby sea, the spirit of Riyama and Rihai (Riyama by the sea) showcases the vitality of sustainable development in Yilan.

Taipei, the capital of Taiwan, is a convergence of diverse activities in one place. This route is designed to explore the early pivotal areas of northern Taiwan to the world – Tamsui – and the flourishing cultural landscape of early Taipei – Beitou. Through recreational activities such as cycling and sailing, as well as leisurely pursuits like hot springs, rediscover the charm of Taipei. Taipei's enchanting curves makes the city suitable for both active and relaxing experiences.

Taiwan, known as the Kingdom of Bicycles, boasts well-designed cycling trails. The 17-kilometer Coastal Bike Ride seamlessly integrates with the surrounding natural and cultural landscapes, making it an ideal recommendation for both domestic and international travelers to experience the convenience of cycling in Taiwan while enjoying the charming scenery. Through a day of light travel, we take you to Hsinchu, allowing you to feel that Taiwan has not only advanced in technological capabilities but also progressed in its soft power. Paired with local specialty cuisine, the journey extends from experiential exploration to the heartwarming hospitality.

The Leye Tribe is located at an altitude of about 1,000 meters above sea level, and the terrain and climate give the coffee trees here a unique Leno flavor. The Leno Community Development Association has launched an unplugged coffee experience tour, in which the whole process of roasting raw beans, grinding and brewing is done by hand, without any pretense of others, so that you can decide on your own flavor of coffee. If you want to try the craftsmanship of the Alishan Coffee Prince, you can also go to the Tsou Chik Yuen next to the Village Office to try the Coffee Prince's award-winning gold medal coffee.