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Taroko Gorge
Taroko Gorge is a dramatic marble-walled canyon carved by the Liwu River, its centerpiece within Taroko National Park on Taiwan's rugged east coast. Sheer rock faces, cliffside tunnels, and suspension bridges make it one of Taiwan's most striking natural landmarks and a magnet for hikers.
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Frequently asked questions about Taroko Gorge
How do I get to Taroko Gorge?
Most travellers reach the gorge by train from Taipei Main Station on Taiwan Railway's Eastern-link line, since the high-speed rail does not serve the east coast; trains run to Xincheng (Taroko) Station, ~5km from the park headquarters, or to the larger regional hub of Hualien, roughly 26km away. From either station, local buses or taxis complete the trip into the gorge itself.
How many days should I spend in Taroko Gorge?
A single day trip from Hualien or Taipei covers the main roadside sights, but ~2-3 days allow time for the longer trails and a less rushed pace through the park.
What is Taroko Gorge known for?
Taroko Gorge is a dramatic marble-walled canyon carved by the Liwu River, its centerpiece within Taroko National Park on Taiwan's rugged east coast. Sheer rock faces, cliffside tunnels, and suspension bridges make it one of Taiwan's most striking natural landmarks and a magnet for hikers.