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Ngarai Taroko

Taroko National Park is the fourth national park established in Taiwan, spanning Hualien, Nantou and Taichung. It is famous for its majestic marble canyon landscape. Along the canyon scenery of Liwu River, you can enjoy the scenery of thousands of cliffs, canyons and twists and turns of cave tunnels. Spring and autumn are the best times to visit, for hiking and enjoying the natural beauty.

  • Sorotan

    National park、Marble gorge、Qingshui Cliff

  • Durasi yang Disarankan

    1 day

  • Lokasi

    Hualien・Taichung・Nantou

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Ngarai Taroko Pertanyaan Umum (FAQ) dan Informasi Praktis Wisata

Can I still visit Taroko Gorge in 2025?

Following the recent earthquake, many areas within Taroko Gorge are currently closed due to safety concerns. While the visitor's center remains accessible and some roads may be open with restrictions, major trails and attractions are inaccessible. It is not safe to visit many parts of the gorge at this time.

Why is Taroko Gorge currently closed to visitors?

Taroko Gorge, a significant natural landmark, sustained severe damage from a powerful earthquake on April 3, 2024. This has resulted in the closure of numerous trails and scenic spots along Provincial Highway 8, including the Taroko-Tianxiang Gorge section, due to safety risks. These closures are expected to persist for an extended period.

What makes Taroko Gorge unique and famous?

Taroko Gorge is renowned globally as one of only three river-carved gorges in the world that are entirely formed of pure marble. It stands alongside geological marvels like Bhedaghat Gorge in India and Trigrad Gorge in Bulgaria, showcasing exceptional natural beauty carved through millions of years.

Is the accessibility of Taroko Gorge affected by the earthquake?

Yes, the recent earthquake has significantly impacted public access to Taroko Gorge. Many of the most popular attractions and hiking trails are closed and considered unsafe. However, the park's visitor center is still open, and limited access through the main road is sometimes permitted for those with private vehicles, subject to specific timings.

What parts of Taroko Gorge are accessible after the earthquake?

Currently, much of Taroko Gorge is inaccessible due to damage from the 2024 earthquake. Trails and attractions rated Grade 1, Grade 2, and some Grade 3 along Provincial Highway 8 remain closed. The primary visitor's center is open, and specific sections of the main road might be open at scheduled times for private vehicles, but the core gorge experience is largely unavailable.