The minimum number of people in a group is 7. When the number of participants does not reach the minimum number of people in the group specified above, the tour will be canceled and an email notification of cancellation will be sent 35 days before the departure date.
This itinerary requires applying for the lottery 30 days in advance.
Members of this trip who are under the age of 20 must obtain parental consent and provide the homework with a signed "Parental Consent Form" after registration.
After winning the lottery, you cannot apply for refund, cancellation or substitution. If you cancel due to personal reasons, you will still be charged the full tour fee.
If you do not win the lottery, a lottery handling fee of RMB 300 per person will be deducted from the refund.
The vehicle is a public enclosed space. Please do not bring pets or dangerous items on board. Thank you for your cooperation.
Regarding "Instructions for Carrying Luggage on the Bus", each passenger is limited to 1 suitcase.
Accommodation in the tribe is a group room in a private room. If canceled two weeks before departure, the entire room fee will be forfeited. Please note that if you cannot accept it, please do not sign up.
If there are force majeure factors such as typhoons or earthquakes before the departure date, and are announced by the meteorological unit, the departure will be postponed. Our customer service staff will proactively contact you and set another departure date. If the reservation cannot be rescheduled and a refund is requested, a handling fee of RMB 300 per person will be deducted.
If there are special force majeure factors such as typhoons during the itinerary that make it impossible to complete the itinerary, the company has the right to change the itinerary, tour items or food and accommodation; any savings after the change will be refunded to the passenger after returning to the group.
Cancellation regulations: Our company operates in compliance with the relevant regulations of the Tourism Bureau and signs travel contracts with tourists. For detailed cancellation regulations, please read the Domestic Tourism Standardized Contract.
The itinerary will be fine-tuned upon arrival. If there are any changes, local reception will be the main focus.
Taking into consideration the travel safety of the traveler and the travel rights of other members of the same group, VIPs who are over 65 years old or have mobility issues or physical conditions that make them less suitable to travel but still insist on traveling must be accompanied by family members or friends before registration can be accepted. , we apologize for any inconvenience.
VIPs who are less able to travel but still insist on traveling must be accompanied by family members or friends before registration can be accepted. We apologize for any inconvenience. If you are unable to complete the trip alone, please do not register. Otherwise, if an accident occurs, you will be responsible for it yourself. (If you have any concerns about your physical condition, please ask your doctor for permission before registering. When registering, please inform your physical condition truthfully.)
VIPs who are less able to travel but still insist on traveling must be accompanied by family members or friends before registration can be accepted. We apologize for any inconvenience. If you are unable to complete the trip alone, please do not register. Otherwise, if an accident occurs, you will be responsible for it yourself. (If you have any concerns about your physical condition, please ask your doctor for permission before registering. When registering, please inform your physical condition truthfully.)
a. Too young
b. Aged 65 or above
c. Reduced mobility or poor physical condition (heart disease, fear of heights, high blood pressure, pregnancy, inconvenience in walking, etc.)
Understand and agree to abide by the relevant regulations of the activity. During the activity, you are willing to follow the guidance of the guide, pay attention to your own safety at all times, and do not endanger the safety of others. If you feel unwell, you should take the initiative to inform them. If there is an accidental injury or death due to personal negligence (missing a foot, etc.), I am willing to take responsibility for it myself. (Including not informing the guide proactively due to personal discomfort)
Agree to mountain climbing and outdoor hiking activities. "Safety" is the highest consideration. All itineraries are only reservations and may be affected by weather, natural and other force majeure disasters (wind, ice and snow, heavy rain, landslides, team members' physical conditions, etc.) If there are any changes, you may not be able to climb to the summit or need to change your scheduled itinerary. You agree to abide by the guide's decisions under various circumstances, and participating passengers are not allowed to object.
During the activity, if there are force majeure disasters (wind, ice and snow, heavy rain, landslides, etc.) that prevent the completion of the itinerary, the guide may change the itinerary or accommodation. If there is savings in expenses, the tour guide will change the itinerary after the return trip. Passengers will be reimbursed on an average basis. If the event date is extended, food and accommodation are added, or other means of transportation are used, the excess expenses will be paid equally by the participants.
During the activity, if you are unable to complete the itinerary due to personal reasons (including physical condition, etc.), you will be responsible for the expenses incurred. The fees for unfinished activities will be deemed as a waiver and will not be refunded.
During the activity period, those who are late/missing/or leaving the group during the activity will be deemed to have forfeited the opportunity and will not be eligible for a refund.
Yushan translates to "Jade Mountain" in English. It was also historically referred to by the Japanese as "New High Mountain" when they discovered it surpassed the height of Mount Fuji, eventually becoming a significant symbol of Taiwan's natural grandeur.
Yushan, or Jade Mountain, is centrally located within Taiwan's high mountain ranges. Its vast territory spans across three counties: Nantou, Chiayi, and Kaohsiung. It is a prominent feature of the Central Mountain Range, dominating the landscape of Yushan National Park.
Yushan is the tallest mountain in Taiwan. Its majestic main peak stands as the highest point on the island, earning it the revered title of "The Roof of Taiwan." This makes it a significant landmark and a challenging destination for mountaineers.
The main peak of Yushan reaches an elevation of approximately 3,952 meters (12,966 feet) above sea level. This impressive height establishes it as the highest point in Taiwan, offering breathtaking views from its summit.
From Yushan's main peak, visitors can experience magnificent panoramic views of Taiwan's surrounding mountain ranges. You can overlook prominent peaks like Mabolas Mountain and Xiuguluan Mountain to the east, Alishan Mountain to the west, Guanshan Mountain to the south, and Snow Mountain, Nanhu Mountain, and Central Jianshan Mountain to the north. It provides a truly unparalleled 360-degree vista of the island's mountainous terrain.
Essential preparations for a Yushan climbing trip include adequate physical conditioning and securing necessary permits well in advance, as access is regulated. Climbers should pack appropriate layered clothing for varying temperatures, sturdy hiking boots, a backpack, sufficient water, and high-energy snacks. Familiarizing oneself with high-altitude trekking safety is also crucial for a successful and safe ascent.
For a Yushan climbing expedition, comprehensive safety measures are often included to ensure climber well-being. These typically involve professional mountain guides with an optimized safety ratio, such as one guide for every seven climbers. Additionally, designated professional trail running teams provide safer driving to and from the trailheads. Double insurance, including travel liability and mountaineering insurance, offers further peace of mind throughout the journey.
Yes, climbers can significantly minimize the amount of personal gear they need to carry for a Yushan ascent when utilizing specialized services. These services often handle official luggage and provide food, allowing participants to travel lighter and focus more on the trekking experience. This approach enhances comfort and reduces physical burden during the challenging climb.