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The 6th Joint TAG Meeting will be hosted by Taipei Zoo, May 25 to 28, 2026.
Please complete the registration form and payment so that we can make appropriate arrangements.
In case of questions, please contact taipeizooconference@gmail.com
Please take notice of the cancellation policy:
If you cancel more than four weeks before the event starts you will be charged 15% of the fees.
If you cancel less than four weeks before the event starts you will be charged 25% of the fees.
If you cancel less than two weeks before the event starts you will be charged 50% of the fees.
Cancellations one week prior to the event will not be refunded.
Photographs taken during the Joint TAG Meeting may be used for promotional or educational purposes.
Registration Fee
Registration Fee
Full meeting
Early Bird
NTD 12,500
(USD 400)
Full meeting
Regular
NTD 16,000
(USD 500)
Day Fee
Early Bird
NTD 5,000/Day
(USD 160/Day)
Day Fee
Regular
NTD 6,000/Day
(USD 190/Day)
Full meeting (icebreaker 25 May + 3 full days 26-28 May)
Early Bird Fee NTD 12,500 (USD 400) (~ 31 March 2026)
Regular Fee NTD 16,000 (USD 500)
Farewell Dinner +Extra NTD 1,300 (+USD 40 )
Day Fee
Early Bird Fee NTD 5,000 ( USD160) / per day (~ 31 March 2026)
Regular Fee NTD 6,000 (USD190) /per day
Farewell Dinner +Extra NTD 1,300 (+USD 40 )
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*Payment must be completed within 72 hours after registration.*
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One-Day Tour
One-Day Tour
Yangmingshan National Park & National Palace Museum One-Day Tour
Yangmingshan National Park & National Palace Museum One-Day Tour
Registration Opening Date: Coming Soon
Tour Date: May 29 (Tentative)
Registration Opening Date: Coming Soon
Tour Date: May 29 (Tentative)
Itinerary: Yangmingshan National Park (Xiaoyoukeng, Lengshuikeng, Qingtiangang) ➜ Local Specialty Lunch ➜ National Palace Museum
Xiaoyoukeng
Located at an altitude of approximately 800 meters, this area is a premier site for observing post-volcanic geological features. Its most distinctive features include active fumaroles, sulfur crystals, and rugged landslide terrain. Here, visitors can observe the spectacular phenomena of post-volcanic activity up close and experience the powerful forces of geothermal energy.
Lengshuikeng
This site features “Milk Lake,” the only precipitated sulfur mineral deposit in Taiwan. Visitors can observe a unique habitat shaped by the interaction of high sulfur concentrations and a distinct microclimate. Along the Lengshuikeng trail, visitors can also observe diverse vegetation and a variety of aquatic insects in the ecological ponds.
Qingtiangang
Qingtiangang is a flat terrace formed by volcanic lava flows. Here, visitors can see feral water buffalo grazing peacefully, creating scenery reminiscent of Northern European pastures. The vast open terrain also serves as an excellent vantage point for spotting Crested Serpent Eagles soaring and using thermal currents while hunting.
National Palace Museum
As a world-class museum of ancient Chinese culture, the National Palace Museum houses nearly 700,000 artifacts and artworks. The “Three Treasures of the Palace Museum”—the Jadeite Cabbage, the Meat-Shaped Stone, and the Mao Gong Ding—are essential highlights for every visitor. In addition, the museum’s grand architecture, traditional gardens, intricate carvings, and classical calligraphy are all well worth exploring.
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