Q&A
Let’s take a look at some common questions Akay often encounters!
You can first send a private message to Akay on Line or Facebook. You can choose to either cover the minimum group cost or join another group. If you choose to join another group, the staff can reserve the date and experience activities for you. If the group is successfully formed, Akay will notify you via private message. If no other groups inquire about that date 10 days prior, Akay will also notify you.
Be sure to take mosquito prevention measures. It is recommended to wear long sleeves and long pants, and cover your ankles as forcipomyia taiwana love biting joints.
Also, please bring your own water bottle.
To promote sustainability and environmental protection, Akay does not provide disposable raincoats but offers umbrellas for borrowing.
If the itinerary includes water activities, it is recommended to bring an extra set of clothes for changing.
There is also a short video for everyone to watch: Click here
Please keep the above points in mind when packing.
Akay only provides a shuttle service from “Linrong Xinguang Train Station.” If you need transportation from further away, you will need to arrange it yourself.
These are considered customized itineraries. If you need any of these services, please feel free to send a private message to Akay.
All our itineraries are suitable for all age groups. The walking routes are either flat or gently sloping, and the stream tracing routes are relatively easy. Akay has several experiences of recepting guests of all ages.
In experiential tourism, the most significant cost is labor. Therefore, regardless of whether it’s adults or children participating, there is virtually no difference in our costs. However, for children aged 0-3, considering that parents are primarily responsible for their care during the main activities, we only charge for insurance, meals, and administrative fees.
Except for river tracing, all of our activities can still proceed in the rain. If it rains during a stream tracing activity, we can switch to other activities.
You may be tired. But won’t be emotionally exhausted.
Our village covers both mountains and plains. Most of our people live in the plains. Do you want to find out the reason? Come and join us!
lthough most of the residents in our village are of native descent, we, the Akay tribe, hold an open-minded attitude towards growing together. We welcome passionate individuals interested in our culture and ethnicity to join us. Therefore, we also have partners from other regions within our village. Furthermore, our village is adjacent to Hakka villages, making the demographics here very diverse and rich in heritage.
