Amazing experience with our local guide. The formation of the mountains was amazing. My mum exclaimed that how years ago it was so dangerous. There's still risks of falling boulder but everything is relatively safe. No words can describe the experience! You have to see it yourself:)

Very relaxing, plenty of beautiful natural scenery but lots of walking. Best is to drive or get a taxi guide

Swallows Grotto was very beautiful and easy to walk. Many scenic viewpoints along the drive through the gorge. Try to go earlier in the day and avoid the big tour groups.

Highly recommend to walk a few of the trails but please check the condition of different trails online before since rocks may fall and may close to the public. Try to go earlier since lots of tour buses will arrive after 9am to cause traffic jam. Shuttle buses run from the train station to the park hourly. Spend at least... More

nice place to explore, and learn the cultural of taroko tribe. Will definite go again to and stay a little bit longer... next time. cool and relax town. rhythm of life similar to where i stay now. slow and easy..

Taiwan’s biggest tourist draw deserves the hype, the marble streaked canyons tower over you as you drive along narrow roads through tunnels hewn out of the bare rock face. Unfortunately, we were not able to walk a few of the famous trails (Tunnel of Nine Turns, Swallow’s Canyon) as they were closed to the public due to recent rock falls.... More

Peaceful and quiet place for some slow walk and enjoy the spectacular views.. Suggest to hire a cab/private tour guide to drive you around and at the same time intro you some history of Taroko Gorge.. Started the tour at 1:30pm and ended off around 4:30pm.. Suggest starting the tour earlier to avoid the tour buses which comes in around... More

We drive up right up to the top and back down, taking about 3 hours in all with stop-offs for short walks, including a swaying ropeway bridge. A must-see if you are in Taiwan

Visited twice, once driving ourselves, once joining a hotel tour. Loved loved it. On the first visit, Shakadang was closed due to earthquake damages from years ago, but we were able to walk through the whole Yanzikou without a helmet. We did hike all the way through the Baiyang trail and reached the waterfall. It was very tough for the... More