INTRODUCTION
Travel around Taiwan 2026
Register Online
ENTRY DEADLINE
Jan 1, 2026 – Mar 13, 2026
ENTRY FEE
4450NTD匯款資訊/ PAYPAL:chunchieh0529@gmail.com (Overseas)
NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS
100FIRST-COME FIRST SOLD BASIS
ENTRY QUALIFICATION
Completed the BRM600Km+. Please provide the proof/certificate and send it to chunchieh0529@gmail.com.
Overseas participants do not have any prior riding records on the Taiwan registration website. If you wish to sign up, please complete your registration on the website first and provide proof of completion for a BRM 600Km or above. Once provided, we will assist you with the event registration.
Must be 18 years of age or older.
Please join the 1200K group after completing registration. FB Link
NOTICE
Data is being compiled, and registration is expected to open on January 1, 2026.
-Fee: NT$4,450 (including PayPal fee)
Paypal account: chunchieh0529@gmail.com
-After registration, payment must be completed within 72 hours. If overdue, the system will automatically cancel the qualification.
-Cancellation & Refund Policy:
On or before March 5, 2026: Cancellations are eligible for a refund, minus a NT$300 processing fee.
From March 6, 2026, onwards: No refunds will be issued.
-After registration, please provide a copy of your passport for insurance purposes. Scan it and send to: chunchieh0529@gmail.com
Event Start/End Location: Parkview Hotel https://www.parkview-hotel.com/en/
route : 1/2. https://ridewithgps.com/routes/52820386
2/2. https://ridewithgps.com/routes/52820389
To match the restaurant's opening hours, we suggest finishing between 06:00 and 13:00 on April 7. After validating your brevet card, you can sit back and enjoy a great meal!
Drop Bag/Rest Area:
Camping Area : 476.6Km/ Showers/ USB Charging/ Food/ Water
Camping Area : 900.3Km/ Showers/ USB Charging/ Food/ Water
We will provide 2 colored drop bags (size 40cm*45cm) for your use, to be collected on April 2. Please hand them to our volunteers by 20:00 on April 2 or 05:00 on April 3. We will transport them to the checkpoints.
Essential Safety Tips for Cycling in Taiwan:
1. Practice Defensive Riding (Don't Assume Right of Way) In Taiwan, heavy traffic and scooters are the norm. Unlike in some Western countries, drivers may not automatically yield to cyclists. Always ride defensively. Even if you have the green light, make eye contact with drivers—especially bus and truck drivers—before crossing their path to ensure they have seen you.
2. Master the "Two-Stage Left Turn" This is a unique traffic rule in Taiwan. At many large intersections, cyclists are not allowed to turn left directly from the inner lane. Instead, you must: Ride straight across to the white/blue marked "Waiting Zone" (Hook-turn box) on the far right corner. Reposition your bike and wait for the light in that direction to turn green.
3. Beware of the "Door Prize" Roadside parking is very common (and often illegal) in Taiwanese cities. Be extremely cautious when passing parked cars. Keep a safe distance (at least 1 meter) from the side of cars to avoid being hit by a driver suddenly opening their door without looking.
4. Watch Out for Slippery Surfaces Taiwan’s frequent rain makes certain road features very hazardous. Be extra careful with: Metal expansion joints on bridges. Manhole covers and painted road markings. These become incredibly slippery when wet. Avoid braking or leaning your bike while crossing them.
5. Utilize Excellent Cycling Logistics Taiwan is a cyclist's paradise in terms of support: Convenience Stores: 7-Eleven and FamilyMart are everywhere, providing water, food, ATMs, and restrooms 24/7. Police Stations: Many rural police stations act as "Biker Stations," offering free air pumps and water.