Taiwan is an island of beauty with rich culture inheritance from the aboriginal people of South Island language family. Each tribe has its diverse style of culture; especially their graceful dance and joyous songs that shows the vigorous and vitally spirits. Performances by artists from the major tribes will be arranged for your entertainment. Special Taiwanese cuisine will be provided at the scene.

Kenting National Park is Taiwan's first national park, renowned for its rich landscape of hills and water, abundant life, and natural resources. Kenting National Park is located at the southern tip of Taiwan. With a warm climate, pleasant scenery, and easy access, it is one of the most popular resorts in Taiwan, attracting millions of domestic and foreign tourists every year. The diversified terrain and tropical climate of Kenting have helped breed rich and fertile vegetation ranging from upland to coast with a full variety of living species. Combined with its existing facilities, professional interpretation services, and a variety of activities, this national park offers a profound, insightful, and inspirational ecological journey. The conference participants will surely enjoy a tour of the flora and fauna within Kenting.

Literally "Cat's Nose", Maobitou is one of the two promontories that form the southernmost part of Taiwan, the other being the Eluanbi promontory. Not reaching quite so far south as Eluanbi, its claim to fame rests on the fact that the rocks here, which have been undermined and have fallen into the sea, are said to resemble a crouching cat. From a pavilion on top of Maobitou it is possible to look across the length of Kenting's southern coastline and the hills that rise above it. Closer at hand, geological formations such as Skirt Coast also provide considerable interest. There are a number of shops in this location and it is an excellent place for a picnic. To reach Maobitou, follow Provincial Route No. 26 from Hengchun for three kilometers until you reach Mt. Ma-an. From there take Road No. 153, which leads straight down to the coast.