Things to see and do Maolin

Just after the entrance to the park, this valley formed by the Zhuokou River owes its name to the countless purple butterflies that spend the winter there. But these lepidoptera are not the only attractions of this nature reserve. Hiking trails that wind through the mountains, thick forests, waterfalls at the bend of a path... This is undoubtedly one of the best preserved areas to discover the wilderness of Taiwan. Count at least two days on site.

On the right after the entrance to the park, this waterfall (one of the many in the region) is of great beauty, in a natural setting, which young couples in the area love. Continuing the road to Dona, the Snake Head and Dragon Head Mountains are curiosities that are the pride of the inhabitants of the valleys in the area (although they are more mounds than mountains), as is the Dona suspension bridge.