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Yushan National Park Weather and climate

Data source：Meteostat
Update date：2025-10

Yushan National Park year round climate
  • Spring (March–May): Annual average temperature: approx. 64–73°F. The climate gradually warms, it is dry with little rain, and there are significant day-night temperature differences. Common activities: Mountain hiking, high-mountain plant observation. Suggested attire: Light long-sleeved shirts, light jackets, windproof clothing; pay attention to staying warm in the early morning and at night.
  • Summer (June–August): Annual average temperature: approx. 77–78°F. Warm to hot during the day, relatively low rainfall, dry. Intense sunlight in high-mountain areas. Common activities: High-mountain hiking, stargazing, escaping the summer heat. Suggested attire: Short-sleeved shirts, lightweight long pants, sun hats, sun protection; carry a light jacket for day-night temperature differences.
  • Autumn (September–November): Annual average temperature: approx. 66–77°F. Pleasant temperatures, crisp autumn air. October has the relatively highest rainfall (44.2mm), but overall it remains dry. Common activities: Mountaineering, photography, enjoying autumn mountain forest scenery. Suggested attire: Long-sleeved shirts, light sweaters, light jackets.
  • Winter (December–February): Annual average temperature: approx. 57–62°F. Cold and dry, sparse rainfall, significant day-night temperature differences. Frost may occur in high-altitude areas. Common activities: High-mountain photography, enjoying the tranquil winter mountain views. Suggested attire: Down jackets, thick sweaters, warm pants, scarves, gloves, and other winter warm clothing.
Yushan National Park climatological average

Annual average temperature: approx. 69.8°F / Annual rainfall: approx. 112 mm / Summer humidity: 60-75% / Rainiest month: October

Yushan National Park monthly average temperature and precipitation
Month
Air temperature (°F)
Precipitation (mm)
January
58.1°F
1.4
February
62.2°F
1.5
March
63.7°F
1.4
April
72.7°F
2.5
May
72°F
7.6
June
76.8°F
6.4
July
79.5°F
16.5
August
77.4°F
6.3
September
76.6°F
13.8
October
71.8°F
44.2
November
66.9°F
9.5
December
59.4°F
1
Yushan National Park weather for the next seven days
10/18
Saturday
Patchy rain nearby
86.2°F/74.1°F
10/19
Sunday
Moderate rain
83.6°F/62.5°F
10/20
Monday
Heavy rain
73.5°F/61.7°F
10/21
Tuesday
Heavy rain
74.3°F/61.7°F
10/22
Wednesday
Moderate rain
76.8°F/61.2°F
10/23
Thursday
Moderate rain
73.7°F/60.5°F
10/24
Friday
Patchy rain nearby
80.8°F/61.3°F

Yushan National Park FAQ

What is the most beautiful national park in China?
Yushan National Park is renowned for its stunning natural beauty and is the highest peak in Taiwan, not China. Its majestic mountains and diverse ecosystems offer breathtaking vistas.
How long does it take to hike Yushan mountain?
Hiking Yushan mountain is a very strenuous endeavor. Most hikers allow at least 12 hours to complete this challenging day hike, and caution is advised due to narrow and potentially dangerous trails, especially on the final push to the summit where cables are used for support.
What is the hardest hike in Taiwan?
While many trails in Taiwan are challenging, Yushan is consistently rated as one of the hardest hikes due to its elevation, length, and technical sections. It is a demanding trek suitable for experienced hikers.
Are there guided tours of Yushan National Park?
Yes, guided tours are available in Yushan National Park. The Meishan Visitor Center, located on Provincial Highway 20, serves as a gateway and offers guided tours that also provide insights into the indigenous Bunun culture through an exhibition center.
What are the main attractions in Yushan National Park?
The primary attraction in Yushan National Park is the majestic Yushan (Jade Mountain) itself, Taiwan's highest peak. The park also boasts diverse alpine scenery, rich biodiversity, stunning hiking trails, and opportunities to experience Bunun indigenous culture.