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Aowanda National Forest Recreation Area showcasing spring cherry blossoms and autumn maples simultaneously, with visitors strolling amidst lush green lawns and distant mountains, enjoying the park's vibrant seasonal beauty.
Aowanda National Forest Recreation Area's spring cherry blossoms in full bloom, pink floral seas against a blue sky, revealing a vibrant and romantic spring landscape, inviting visitors to enjoy the scenery.
Aowanda National Forest Recreation Area featuring lush green mountains and expansive lawns, with diverse trees and white flowering trees scattered, showcasing rich ecology and beautiful year-round natural scenery.
Aowanda National Forest Recreation Area with vast grassy fields and extending pink cherry blossom groves, magnificent mountain views under blue skies and white clouds, presenting a wide and refreshing spring vista.
Aowanda National Forest Recreation Area adorned with autumn maples, overlooking the magnificent Aowanda Suspension Bridge spanning the valley, with continuous mountain ranges in the background, a renowned maple viewing destination.

Nantou Aowanda National Forest Recreation Area Tickets

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Ticket typeE-ticket (direct entry)
Attraction typeEcology & conservation
Natural sceneryForests

Product Info

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Aowanda National Forest Recreation Area is located in Qinai Village, Renai Township, Nantou County, Taiwan. The entire area is located on the north bank of the middle reaches of the Wanda River, about an hour's drive from Puli, and is located behind the Wanda Reservoir. It was originally a Seediq tribe. The Japanese began to build hydroelectric power plants, and it became a national forest recreation area after 1994. Aowanda is between 1,100 and 1,600 meters above sea level, with rich ecology, native beech and green oak, and two-leaf pine forest landscapes. There are 120 bird species such as the stork and the Taiwan blue magpie. From May, black-winged fireflies quietly appear, and Taiwan long-armed beetles and a large number of butterflies are also worth seeing.

Aowanda is charming in all seasons. In autumn, the maple viewing trail is decorated with large areas of native maple forests, and the bald cypress and maple trees next to the visitor center are dotted with colorful flowers every autumn, which is the busiest season in Aowanda. However, the beauty of cherry blossoms in spring is not inferior. The spectacular "Aowanda Suspension Bridge" connects the beautiful pine forest area. It is 180 meters long and 90 meters high. You can overlook the confluence of the Wanda North and South Rivers. It is also a must-see attraction when visiting Aowanda!

Aowanda National Forest Recreation Area Ticket Verification Location

The grand entrance gate of Aowanda National Forest Recreation Area, where purchased tickets grant free parking and quick QR code entry, welcoming visitors to explore its beautiful seasonal landscapes.

Spring Cherry Blossom Viewing

Aowanda National Forest Recreation Area's spring cherry blossoms in full bloom, pink floral seas against a blue sky, revealing a vibrant and romantic spring landscape, inviting visitors to enjoy the scenery.

Visit Aowanda Suspension Bridge to enjoy the autumn leaves

Aowanda National Forest Recreation Area adorned with autumn maples, overlooking the magnificent Aowanda Suspension Bridge spanning the valley, with continuous mountain ranges in the background, a renowned maple viewing destination.

Baldcypress aowanda

Aowanda National Forest Recreation Area's colorful autumn maples and bald cypress trees, with distinct layers of red, orange, yellow, and green, lush lawns under a blue sky, offering the best maple viewing experience.

Important Info

Reminders

  • Consumers who purchase electronic tickets for the forest recreation area can enter the Aowanda National Forest Recreation Area after the staff scans the QR code at the ticket station, and parking fees are waived.

  • This ticket is limited to one ticket per person for admission, and each ticket can only be used once and cannot be reused after verification.

  • Please purchase the discount tickets on site. For ticket types, please refer to: https://www.forest.gov.tw/0000176

  • Currently, dogs, cats and other mammals are not allowed into the park.

  • Because the weather in the mountains is changeable, please check before departure: Forest Bureau official website information: https://www.forest.gov.tw, Taiwan Mountain Forest Recreation Network: https://recreation.forest.gov.tw/

  • In addition to the "Natural Disaster Suspension of Office and Class Operations Regulations", the Taichung City Government decides to stop the start and end time of the announcement or class; or other times when the Forestry Bureau or the management unit determines that the park must be fully or partially closed if it is deemed to affect the safety of tourists. Please check the official website before departure.

How to Redeem Your Voucher

How to Use Your Voucher

  • Please present your QR code on-site
You can enter after the staff scans the QR code

Experience Location

Location Name: Aowanda National Forest Recreation Area

Address: No. 153, Da'an Road, Qin'ai Village, Ren'ai Township, Nantou County

How to Get There
By car: 1. Go south from the north → National Highway 1 → Changhua Interchange (193K) → National Highway 3 → Wufeng Interchange (214K) → National Highway 6 Puli → Turn left to Provincial Highway 14 → Wushe → Turn right to Highway 83 → Aowanda. 2. Go north from the south → National Highway 1 → Take the east-west expressway (such as Provincial Highway 78, 82, 84) → National Highway 3 → Wufeng Interchange (214K) National Highway 6 Puli → Turn left to Wushe → Turn right to Highway 83 → Aowanda National Forest Recreation Area. Public transportation: Tourists who take the train (Taichung Station) and the high-speed rail (Taichung Station) can take the "Nantou Bus" to Cingjing, or take the bus to Puli first and then transfer to the bus to Cingjing. Get off at Wushe and then transfer to the DRTS at the station. Regardless of weekdays or holidays, reservations are required for travel between Puli and Ren'ai Township. For more information, please visit the Nantou Bus website (http://www.ntbus.com.tw/bs-main.html). For more information, please contact Nantou Bus at 049-2984031 ext. 32.

Business Hours
  • 08:00 - 17:00 (Closed on New Year's Eve)
  • Contact: (049) 297-4511

Cancellation Policy

  • Free cancellation is available for unused vouchers within 365day(s) of booking
NOTE
  • Due to time zone differences, the confirmed cancellation date is based on the supplier’s local time. Please allow 2–5 business days to process your cancellation request, after which the cancellation fee will be charged according to the product’s cancellation policy. Once the cancellation is confirmed, you will receive your refund within 14 working days.

FAQ

1. When is the best time to visit Aowanda National Forest Recreation Area?

Aowanda National Forest Recreation Area is beautiful year-round, offering distinct experiences in each season. Spring (February-March) is ideal for cherry blossoms and early wildflowers. Summer (June-August) provides a cool escape with lush greenery and waterfalls. Autumn (October-December) is the most popular for its stunning maple foliage, making it Taiwan's famous maple viewing spot. Winter (January-February) offers a serene atmosphere with bald cypress trees.

2. What is the recommended duration for a visit to Aowanda National Forest Recreation Area?

To fully experience Aowanda National Forest Recreation Area and its diverse natural beauty, a full day visit is generally recommended. This allows ample time to explore various trails, enjoy the waterfalls, admire the maple and cherry trees in season, and observe the rich ecology without rushing. For a more relaxed experience or if you wish to engage in longer hikes, an overnight stay could also be considered.

3. Are there accommodation options available within or near Aowanda National Forest Recreation Area?

The provided product information for Aowanda National Forest Recreation Area tickets does not specify accommodation options within the park. It is recommended to check official park resources or local tourism websites for information regarding lodging availability and booking in the surrounding areas.

4. How can one purchase tickets for Aowanda National Forest Recreation Area?

Tickets for Aowanda National Forest Recreation Area can be conveniently purchased online. By booking through KKday, you can secure your admission in advance and enjoy benefits such as free parking upon arrival. The online purchase also ensures a quick check-in process by simply presenting your QR code for easy entry, and the admission terms are consistent for both weekdays and holidays.

5. What are the recommended transportation methods to reach Aowanda National Forest Recreation Area?

Aowanda National Forest Recreation Area is primarily accessed by road. Many visitors choose to drive, as the park offers free parking with online ticket purchases. Alternatively, various local tour buses or private shuttle services often provide transportation from nearby cities or major transport hubs. It is advisable to research specific routes and schedules from your starting location for the most convenient travel.

6. Is driving to Aowanda National Forest Recreation Area generally recommended, and are there any specific road conditions or traffic regulations to be aware of?

Driving to Aowanda National Forest Recreation Area is a common and often recommended option, especially since online ticket purchases include free parking. The roads leading to the area are generally well-maintained, but as it is a mountainous region, drivers should be prepared for winding roads. During peak seasons, particularly autumn, it's advisable to check for potential traffic advisories or temporary control measures to ensure a smooth journey.

7. What are the key natural attractions and unique ecological features visitors can expect to see at Aowanda National Forest Recreation Area?

Aowanda National Forest Recreation Area boasts diverse natural attractions and a rich ecosystem. Visitors can witness stunning seasonal changes, from cherry blossoms in spring to captivating waterfalls in summer, and the renowned maple foliage in autumn. The park is also home to various wildlife, including white-nosed ferns, squirrels, goats, Taiwan macaques, Japanese tree frogs, long-armed beetles, and stag beetles, making it a vibrant natural habitat.

8. What are the best activities or viewpoints for experiencing the maple foliage at Aowanda National Forest Recreation Area during autumn?

During autumn, Aowanda National Forest Recreation Area transforms into a spectacular maple viewing destination. Visitors can explore numerous well-maintained trails that wind through groves of vibrant maple trees, offering various viewpoints for photography and appreciation. Key areas within the park are known for their dense maple clusters, providing an immersive experience of the colorful autumn canopy. It is advisable to follow the park's designated routes to fully enjoy the maple season's splendor.

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