Seraya Air Duty Office launches barrier-free mini tours, guide dogs accompany visually impaired friends to experience Taiwan

Siraya Air Duct Office launches barrier-free mini tours for guide dogs to follow. (Provided by Siraya Air Duct Office)

In response to World Animal Day, the Siraya National Scenic Area Management Office has launched a 2-day and 1-night "Barking Little Days" tour, which connects the Guantian Visitor Center, Nanhua Ice Shop, Paitie and Wushantou Reservoir Cruise Experience, etc. to give furry children a different trip. Start signing up.

The Siraya Air Duty Office of the Tourism Administration of the Ministry of Transport has cooperated with Taiwan's first pet tourism brand "Panko Catching Away" to plan the "Panko Little Days - Furry Children Take a Lingbo Guantian Line" tour. The number of places is limited, and the public is welcome to bring their precious furry children at home to experience it first.

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October 4th is World Animal Day. The Siraya Air Conditioning Department has also joined hands with the Huiguang Guide Dog School to invite visually impaired friends, guide dog foster families and guide dogs to take the Taiwan Haoxing Lingbo Guantian Line to carry out a barrier-free special trip, and implement the concept of universal sightseeing with their furry children.

The itinerary visited Nanhua Xiaoxiebingpu and Guantian Visitor Center, where visually impaired friends and guide dogs could taste sweetness in a relaxed and warm atmosphere, and take a comfortable walk on the prairie as far as the eye could see, experiencing a safe and friendly environment for outdoor good times.

An interactive "Papa Bus" experience was arranged on site, allowing participants to take exclusive photos with their furry children. Visually impaired friends happily praised Taiwan for its smooth transportation connections and the barrier-free routes at attractions. Traveling with a guide dog was completely stress-free.

Xu Zhulong, director of the Siraya National Scenic Area Management Office, said that through the use of visually impaired friends, guide dog foster families, and actual visits by guide dogs, in addition to reflecting the convenience and barrier-free services of Taiwan's popular public transportation, he also hopes to understand and respect the needs of different groups for traveling by public transportation, and jointly create an inclusive and barrier-free tourism environment. Information on relevant activities can be found on the website of the Siraya National Scenic Area Management Office.

Siraya Air Duct Office launches barrier-free mini-tours for guide dogs to enjoy a happy afternoon. (Provided by Siraya Air Duct Office)