Taroko National Park
Attraction
4.6 (23996 reviews)
Established in 1986, this 920-sq.-km. park features the Taroko Gorge, a memorial shrine & more.
972, Taiwan, Hualien County, Xiulin Township, 富世291號
+886 3 862 1100
Did You Know?
National Park Ranking
Taroko National Park is the third-largest national park in Taiwan, showcasing the island's diverse natural beauty.
Name Origin
The name 'Taroko' comes from the Truku language and means 'magnificent' or 'beautiful,' reflecting the park's stunning scenery.
Sculptor of the Gorge
The Taroko Gorge, a key feature of the park, was carved over time by the Liwu River, showcasing the power of nature.
Ancient Villages
Researchers have discovered over 70 villages belonging to the Atayal and Sedek tribes, who inhabited the area for centuries.
Highlights from Reviews
• Stunning natural beauty
The park offers spectacular, awe-inspiring landscapes, breathtaking views of marble gorges, cliffs, rivers, and lush forests, making it a visually stunning destination.
• World-class destination
Widely regarded as a must-visit and one of the best national parks globally, offering a unique and unforgettable experience comparable to the Grand Canyon.
• Diverse hiking trails
A wide range of trails are available, from easy walks along rivers and through tunnels to strenuous climbs with panoramic views, catering to all fitness levels.
• Scenic drives & rides
The park features incredibly beautiful and dramatic roads, considered among the world's best for driving, cycling, or motorcycling, offering unique perspectives of the gorges.
• Unique geological features
Visitors can explore distinctive marble gorges, dramatic cliffs, rock formations, tunnels, waterfalls, and the famous Water Curtain Cave, showcasing unique geological wonders.