Permit Requirements
Access to many trails and the main summit requires official entry permits; apply well in advance.
Yushan National Park
TW
National Park·Rugged, Remote, Awe Inspiring
Spanning over 100,000 hectares, Yushan National Park is a cornerstone of Taiwan's natural heritage. The park is defined by its extreme elevation, with two-thirds of its landscape sitting above 2,000 meters, creating a dramatic environment of cliffs, valleys, and soaring peaks. It is a haven for biodiversity and is recognized as a potential World Heritage Site for its unique flora and fauna. Due to its remote nature and strict entry controls, the park offers a tranquil and challenging experience for visitors. It remains a bucket-list destination for those seeking to conquer the highest summits in the Central Mountain Range.
Spanning over 100,000 hectares, Yushan National Park is a cornerstone of Taiwan's natural heritage. The park is defined by its extreme elevation, with two-thirds of its landscape sitting above 2,000 meters, creating a dramatic environment of cliffs, valleys, and soaring peaks. It is a haven for biodiversity and is recognized as a potential World Heritage Site for its unique flora and fauna. Due to its remote nature and strict entry controls, the park offers a tranquil and challenging experience for visitors. It remains a bucket-list destination for those seeking to conquer the highest summits in the Central Mountain Range.
Highlights
Home to Yushan, the highest peak in Taiwan.
Dramatic landscape of cliffs, valleys, and soaring peaks.
Significant biodiversity with unique flora and fauna.
Extensive high-altitude wilderness above 2,000 meters.
Before you go: Yushan National Park essentials
High-altitude environment requires acclimatization.
Strict entry controls and permit systems are in place.
Limited facilities in remote areas; bring all necessary supplies.
Significant physical fitness is required for summit trails.
Mountain Safety
Weather at high altitudes changes rapidly; ensure you are prepared for cold temperatures and potential rain.
Best For
Serious hikers and mountaineers seeking high-altitude challenges.
Currency
TWD $
Average Cost
$50-$120 p/day
Languages Spoken
Mandarin, English
Physical Preparation
The terrain is steep and demanding; ensure you are physically conditioned for high-altitude trekking.
Leave No Trace
As a protected area, strictly follow all conservation guidelines to preserve the park's delicate ecosystem.
Occasion Tags
Adventure, Nature Lovers, Hiking
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Location
Taiwan