Xiao Wulai Scenic Area (小烏來風景特定區)
Updated:2022-07-19
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Feature
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Skywalk
The Skywalk is designed with minimalism using a lineal arrangement, while the bottom is made of tempered glass. The 11-meter-long transparent sky corridor stretches to the source of Xiao Wulai Waterfall. You only need to stand on the glass platform 70 meters above the bottom of the waterfall to enjoy the beautiful scenery of Xiao Wulai Valley from above, as well as the magnificent waterfall.
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Sky Rope Bridge
The Sky Rope Bridge spans 70 meters and is 50 meters above ground; it is one of the longest rope bridges in Taiwan. Its special structure makes it capable of holding 120 tons. Differing from ordinary suspension bridges which use main cables to hang, the rope bridge has its deck bottom fastened to steel cables, making it look as if it is floating in the air. Because of this, walking on this bridge is extra exciting.
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Panoramic Lookout
The visually boundless 360-degree sky-high panoramic lookout allows visitors to view Xiao Wulai Waterfall, Luofu Fluvial Terrace, the meandering landform of Dahan River, and the Luofu’s double bridges. This is a perfect place for enjoying the geological landscape of Xiao Wulai and the sky in the night. With the telescopes at the lookout, you can observe the geological stratification, structure, and the details of the waterfall. It is a suitable place in Xiao Wulai for environmental education.
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Yixing Suspension Bridge
Built in 1966, it is the only pipe bridge in Taoyuan. The bridge is 200 meters long, and 70 meters above the riverbed of Dahan river (approximately 15 floors). It was once a shooting spot for the rainbow bridge in the movie Warriors of the Rainbow: Seediq Bale. When walking on the bridge, you will feel a refreshing breeze and see the magnificent view of the Dahan Valley on both sides. With the blue sky, white clouds, and green river, walking on the bridge is a soothing and relaxing experience.
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Water Ditch Ancient Trail
The Water Ditch Ancient Trail has witnessed how the locals in the past drank the water and irrigated the fields as well as how they farmed on the terraces, giving an important account of history.
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Wind-Rolling Stone
The Wind-Rolling Stone is also called “Ghost Stone” or “Balancing Stone.” However, in July 2013, the Wind-Rolling Stone could not withstand the 13-degree Typhoon Soulik and fell onto the stream bed. Yet, this giant stone still attracts many eyes.
Information
adult NT$50; concession NT$30; group NT$40 (group of no less than 40)
Facilities
- Viewing Deck
- Bus Station
- Toilet
- Parking Lot
- Shop
- Hiking Trail
Remind
1. Reservations must be made online. The maximum number of visitors allowed a day is 3,600. Please make your reservation for Xiao Wulai Skywalk 2 to 30 days in advance.
2. Opening hours: 08:00~12:00, 13:00~17:00, one batch per 30 minutes. Between 12:00 ~ 13:00, the facilities are scheduled for cleaning and preparations and will not be open.