• Qingshui Cliff - Nestled between Heping and Chongde, Qingshui Cliff is a marvel on Taiwan’s east coast and ranks among the eight great scenic wonders of Taiwan. Towering over 1,000 meters, it faces the Pacific Ocean at nearly a 90-degree angle. The road extends over 20 kilometers, winding with cliffs on one side and the expansive sea on the other. Truly breathtaking.

• Xiangde Temple - Accessible by foot from the Taroko Tianxiang Recreation Area, Xiangde Temple is surrounded by deep streams and rushing waters on three sides. At an elevation of 450 meters, it is encircled by peaks, valleys, and ravines, leaving a lasting impression.

• Tianxiang Scenic Area - The entire Tabido Trail in the Tianxiang Recreation Area is now open for exploration, inviting visitors to experience its beauty!

Enjoy hiking, cultural exploration, and a serene retreat all in one! The fully restored 780-meter Tabido Trail is officially reopened, showcasing features like tribal ruins, a floating bridge, and a rock wall with chains.

• Taroko National Park - The Dekalun Trail is now completely accessible. With numerous steps, visitors are advised to carry water and assess their physical condition before embarking. (The Dekalun Trail concludes at the Dali Trail, which leads to Tongli Village.)

• Chishingtan Scenic Area - Qixingtan, a county-level scenic area in Hualien County, Taiwan, is renowned for its stunning crescent-shaped bay, pristine blue waters, and clear black pebbles. It is affectionately known as “Crescent Bay.”

• Photo assistance
• Mineral water included
• All fees and taxes covered
• Umbrella and raincoat provided

• Brunch
• Daily charter time is 12 hours. Overtime will be charged an additional NT$500 per hour.

The drive from Taipei to Hualien Taroko Gorge takes approximately 2.5 hours, offering breathtaking scenery along the route. Hualien Taroko National Park is renowned for its impressive, nearly vertical marble canyon landscape. Taroko is a premier tourist destination in Taiwan, featuring the remarkable Taroko Shakadang Trail, the canyon cliffs at Yanzikou, the grand Hehuan Qilai Mountains, and the historical excavation of the Central Crossing Highway. The natural and cultural landscapes are uniquely captivating. Visitors from around the globe are invited to Taiwan to witness the awe-inspiring beauty of Taroko Gorge!

Following the severe earthquake that impacted Taroko National Park on April 3, 2024, most attractions were closed. However, officially confirmed stable recreation areas will reopen on July 1, 2025, including Chongde Recreation Area, Tongli Village, Tianxiang Visitor Center, Tabido Trail, and Xiangde Temple.

• Mineral water, rain gear, and child safety seats are provided in the car

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.