Flights to Puli

Our Covid-19 Travel Advisor is the place to go for up-to-the-minute info about quarantine requirements and travel restrictions for flight passengers heading to Puli.

Being a large travel hub, it's hardly surprising that Puli has 20 airlines that fly in and out of the city. Check out the deals with these respected carriers:

• EVA Air
• UNI Air
• China Airlines

For more info about changing your flight to Puli, please visit our Customer Service Portal.

With 162 excellent accommodations in Puli, your options are many and varied. But don't drag your feet. The sooner you book, the sooner you can start looking forward to your adventure!

You'll have to act quickly if you want to stay as close as you can to Puli. The Puli Islet Inn is the only property within a short commute of the center.

Puli Town Night Market is a charming spot where you can buy a gift for a loved one and perhaps grab a bite to eat. Want some more ideas? You can discover some of the events that have had a positive impact on this area by visiting Geographic Center of Taiwan, a well-known local monument. And there's more. Schedule a journey to Chung-tai Shan Monastery, and have a look at the place where many have come in search of spiritual fulfillment.

Make your journey to Puli that little bit easier by following these helpful security tips:

• Make sure your passport and boarding pass are easily accessible. You'll be required to show them straightaway.
• Wallets, belts and wrist watches should be placed in a tray for X-raying. If you walk into the body scanner with any one of these items, you'll be requested to turn back and remove them.
• Laptops, digital cameras and other electronic devices must be placed in separate tubs to be X-rayed.
• Traveling with a new cologne? As long as it's not bigger than 3.4 ounces (100 milliliters) and it's placed in a clear zip-lock bag, you can keep it with you in your carry-on luggage.
• Hiking boots and other heavy shoes are most often X-rayed. It might be wise to wear simple sneakers instead.
• The list of non-permissible items is forever changing. Have a look at your airline's official website to find out what is not allowed on board their aircraft.