Nantou 1-Day Tour: Wujie, Aowanda, & Chuping Archaeological Site (Departure from Taichung) | 25% OFF HSR Add-on | Over The Planet x HSR Combo | Taiwan

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- Itinerary Information -.

• Length of trip: Approximately 9 hours
• Departure time: 08:30 - 09:30
• Meeting point: Hotels near Taichung Railway Station, hotels near Fengjia Business District, Taichung High Speed ​​Rail Station (the actual pick-up time is based on the team customer service reply the day before)
• Return time: 18:00
• Return information: Return to Taichung High Speed ​​Rail Station/ Train Station/ Hotel in the city
• Vehicle type: 5-seater or 9-seater vehicle (including driver, the vehicle will be assigned according to the number of people)
• Language service: Chinese/English
  
  
  
  

— Attractions Introduction —

• Wujie is located about 5 kilometers south of Qubing. It is the border of Xinyi Township and Renai Township. It is also the place where the Atayal tribe in the north and the Bunun tribe in the south fought and negotiated a ceasefire. The Ganzhuowan Mountain was used as the boundary and the two sides did not cross the border, so it was named Wujie. The area is located in the deep mountains and there are many suspension bridges. The Changhong Suspension Bridge across the Zhuoshui River is the most famous. This tribe has beautiful scenery and a large area of ​​wild king sunflowers. It is a good place for those who want to visit the tribe in Nantou County for in-depth tourism.

• The Qubing site is located 1.5 kilometers north of the Qubing tribe of the Bunun people in Wanfeng Village. Because the aborigines have the habit of nomadic farming, it is determined to be the settlement site left behind by the Bunun people who moved to other places thousands of years ago after the land became barren. It is a third-level historical site. There are also many stone coffins facing the same direction, which is a complete small tribe. It can be said to be the most complete slate site currently preserved.

• The most exciting stage of Aowanda is the maple forest area, which has the largest natural liquidambar forest in the country. In the autumn and winter, the maple forest is the most popular among tourists, always attracting many tourists. In 2008, due to the impact of Typhoon Sinlak, the entire Wanda River bed rose, and the maple forest area was invaded by soil and rocks. It is currently closed. In every autumn and winter, the most beautiful view is from the bird watching platform and the Aowanda suspension bridge.