Taroko National Park Adventures
Taroko National Park is a stunning natural area in eastern Taiwan, renowned for its striking marble gorge and rugged mountain landscapes.
Popular Activities
Plan Your Visit
Everything you need to know to prepare for an unforgettable trip to Taroko National Park.
Entrance Requirements
Entry is free; permits required for specific trails.
Best Time to Visit
The best time to visit is in the spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) when the weather is milder.
Visitor Information
Taroko National Park Visitor Center
Getting There
Accessible via Provincial Highway 8; potential landslide closures during heavy rainfall.
Weather & Climate
Taroko National Park has a subtropical climate with humid summers and frequent rain. Winters are mild with less precipitation.
Conservation Efforts
The park faces risks from natural disasters such as landslides and typhoons. Conservation efforts focus on protecting endemic species and managing human impact.
Camping in Taroko National Park
Find the perfect spot to stay overnight and immerse yourself in the details.
Lushui Campground
Located near the Lushui Trail, offering easy access to several hiking routes.
Hualien Campground
Quiet area ideal for those seeking a back-to-nature experience.
Top Trails
Zhuilu Old Trail
A challenging trail that offers spectacular views of the gorge from narrow cliffside paths.
Shakadang Trail
Follows the turquoise waters of the Shakadang River, perfect for a gentle walk.
Baiyang Trail
Features stunning water tunnels and a magnificent waterfall.
Lushui Trail
Winds through lush forest, offering glimpses of indigenous plant life and geological features.
Trailblazer Tips
Start hikes early in the morning to avoid crowds and midday heat.
Be prepared for wet conditions; the park can experience sudden rain showers.
Reservations are required for popular trails like Zhuilu Old Trail.
Bring a map and a flashlight, as some trails go through tunnels with no lighting.