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Honoring Children’s Day in Taiwan, Taroko Gorge to be Child-Proofed

By: Joshua Samuel Brown 2019-03-312019-05-22

Editor's PickApril, Hualien, Taroko Gorge1 Comment

April 1, 2019: Citing concerns that not enough is being done to encourage families with small children to experience the majesty of Taiwan’s most famous scenic area, Taiwan’s Ministry of Unspecified Services has announced joint plans with local authorities to Child-Proof Taroko Gorge for this year’s Children’s Day Festival. On April 4th, 2019, Nineteen kilometers of the famous gorge stretching from the Taroko Park Visitor’s Center westward past the village of Tienxiang will be filled with approximately fifteen trillion colorful plastic balls, turning the most visited stretch of Taiwan’s most beloved scenic area into a child-friendly ball pit.

Taroko Gorge in A Day

By: Taiwan Scene 2018-07-232019-06-25

Eastern Taiwan, PlacesJuly, Nature, Taroko Gorge1 Comment

Pressed for time but still looking to experience the majesty of Taroko Gorge? It’s entirely possible to visit Taiwan’s most majestic area in single. Check out “Taroko Gorge in a Day” at Taiwan Scene

12 Ways to Embrace and Enjoy Taiwan’s Summer Heat

By: Taiwan Scene 2018-07-052019-06-25

Action, Sports & Adventure, Activities, ExperiencesAlishan, Attractions, beach, Culture, Editor's Pick, Hiking, Hualien, July, Kenting, Nature, Taroko Gorge, Temple, Yangmingshan2 Comments

we’d like to offer a few suggestions for outdoor activities that’ll actually make you glad you visited our beloved subtropical island during the hottest part of the year.

Ways to Explore Taroko Gorge

By: MyTaiwanTour 2018-06-222019-05-24

Eastern Taiwan, PlacesHaulien, June, Nature, Taroko Gorge3 Comments

Ah, Taroko! Even the name, which means “human being” in the language of the indigenous Truku tribe evokes magic.Best known for its gorgeous gorge, the park itself is known collectively as Taroko Gorge National Park.

River Tracing in Taiwan

By: MyTaiwanTour 2018-06-142019-06-25

Action, Sports & Adventure, Activitiesactivities, Editor's Pick, Hualien, Sports, Taiwan, Taroko Gorge2 Comments

Probably the number one destination for river tracing groups is Hualien, which is home to the Shakadang river, the Sanzhan River and the Feicui valley. But no matter where you go, if you’re new to the sport, you’ll definitely want to hire the services of a local guide.

2017 Top 30 Moments of MyTaiwanTour

By: Taiwan Scene 2018-01-052019-06-24

Editor's PickAlishan, Culture, custom tour, Jiufen, Sports, taipei 101, Taroko Gorge, YilanLeave a Comment

With the arrival of 2018, we want to review these memorable moments we’ve been through in 2017, hoping to meet all of you again here in Taiwan!

2016 Top 30 Moments of MyTaiwanTour

By: Taiwan Scene 2017-01-062019-06-24

Editor's Pick, 未分類Alishan, Hualien, Jiufen, Taipei, taipei 101, Taiwan, Taroko GorgeLeave a Comment

This year we’ve hosted more than 10,000 guests all over the world and received 400+ 5-star reviews on TripAdvisor. On the last day of 2016, we want to review these memorable moments we’ve been through, hoping to meet all of you again here in Taiwan!

Gorge Soaring – The Views of Eagles along Taroko Gorge’s Trails

By: Taiwan Scene 2015-09-082019-05-21

Activities, Hiking and NatureHiking, Nature, September, Taroko Gorge, Travel tips4 Comments

Taroko Gorge’s (太魯閣峽谷) wonderful trails give you thrilling all-natural highs – up high on mountainsides and cliffsides, and with soaring spirits just as high.

Coastal Hualien – Taiwan’s “Secret” Backyard Garden

By: Taiwan Scene 2015-09-082019-06-25

Eastern Taiwan, PlacesHaulien, Nature, September, Taroko GorgeLeave a Comment

Hualien County is a powerful place. Nature is master, man mere spectator, despite oft thinking otherwise. Though just a few score kilometers away from the west coast as the eagle flies, Taiwan’s Hawaii-like coastal Hualien “secret garden” could not be further away from its indus