Nantou Aowanda National Forest Recreation Area Tickets

How to Use Your Voucher

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

Cancellation Policy

• Free cancellation is available for unused vouchers within 365day(s) of booking
• Cancellation Fee Payment Method

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.

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Attractions

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!

By car

• 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.
• 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.

• Aowanda National Forest Recreation Area
• No. 153, Da'an Road, Qin'ai Village, Ren'ai Township, Nantou County