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Located in the Aowanda National Forest Recreation Area, this area is dominated by river terraces, with many rivers converging here. Mountain-surrounded, with beautiful scenery in four seasons--“spring cherry blossoms, summer waterfalls, autumn moon, and winter maples,” it provides the best habitat for wide lives. Climbing the Aowanda Suspension Bridge will render visitors great view of the beautiful valleys and Nenggao South Peak, definitely the best place for sightseeing in the area.
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Jenai Township, Nantou County
Aowanda Nature Center
Travel Information
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Admission Fees
Full Ticket/Non-Holiday: NT$150.
Full Ticket/Holiday: NT$200.
Half Ticket: NT$100 for military, police, students, alternative servicemen and surviving relatives of public servants with relevant certificates.
Concession Ticket: NT$10 for
1. seniors over 65 years old, children under 115 cm in height
2. people with easily identifiable physical disabilities or people with a disability certificate and one necessary companion.
Full Ticket/Holiday: NT$200.
Half Ticket: NT$100 for military, police, students, alternative servicemen and surviving relatives of public servants with relevant certificates.
Concession Ticket: NT$10 for
1. seniors over 65 years old, children under 115 cm in height
2. people with easily identifiable physical disabilities or people with a disability certificate and one necessary companion.
Opening Hours
08:00~17:00
Transportation
Map
Aowanda Nature Center
No. 153, Da-an Rd., Cin-ai Village, Jenai Township, Nantou County 546, Taiwan R.O.C. Google Map
No. 153, Da-an Rd., Cin-ai Village, Jenai Township, Nantou County 546, Taiwan R.O.C. Google Map
National Highway No. 3
Wufeng Interchange → Turn left at Puli end of National Highway 6 to Highway 14 → Wushe → Turn right to Highway 83 → Aowanda.
Route 1(southbound)
Take National Highway 1 south to Changhua Interchange (193K) → National Highway 3 → Wufeng Interchange (214K) → National Highway 6 Puli end → Turn left to Provincial Highway 14 → Wushe → Turn right to Route 83 → Aowanda
Route 2(northbound)
Go north on National Highway 1 via the east-west expressways (such as Provincial Highways 78, 82, and 84) → National Highway 3 → Wufeng Interchange (214K) → National Highway 6 at Puli → Turn left onto Provincial Highway 14 → Wushe → Turn right onto Route 83 → Aowanda.
Nantou Bus DRTS
The nine-seater bus runs on a fixed schedule every day and is suitable for nearby attractions such as Cingjing by reservation (station sign and timetable information: http://www.ntbus.com.tw/bs-tour.html). For information, please contact Nantou Bus at 049-2984031 ext. 29.
Visitors 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 Cingjing. Get off at Wushe and then transfer to DRTS.
Nantou Bus(Aowanda Maple Viewing Bus)
During the peak maple viewing season (October to the end of March of the following year), on Saturdays and Sundays, buses depart from Gancheng Station of Nantou Bus Company and reservations are accepted (station sign and timetable information: http://www.ntbus.com.tw/bs-tour.html). Reservation hotline: 049-2984031 ext. 29 Ms. Lin.
Taichung Gancheng Station: No. 35-8, Section 1, Shuangshi Road, Taichung City.
Taichung High Speed Rail Station: Exit 5 on the first floor of the station.
Park Information
| No. | Park Information |
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| 1. | With a heart that respects nature, come and appreciate the natural beauty of the park’s animals, plants, geology, topography, and meteorology. |
| 2. | Please cherish natural resources, do environmental protection, reduce and sort garbage, recycle resources, and leave a clean environment in the park. |
| 3. | Hiking and cycling are the best ways to enjoy nature. |
| 4. | Stay on trails to avoid damaging stream beds, wetlands, and fragile terrain. |
| 5. | Mobile vendors are not welcome in the National Forest Recreation Area, and please do not make purchases at will. |
| 6. | Please replace collection, destruction, carving, pollution and hunting with appreciation, experience and observation. |
| 7. | Please use environmentally friendly tableware or bring reusable containers when entering the park. |
| 8. | In a natural environment, it is advisable to wear clothes that blend with the natural environment, a wide-brimmed hat, sports shoes or hiking shoes, and be careful of snake, bee and mosquito bites at all times. |
| 9. | In the natural environment, carrying or introducing foreign animals and plants will cause ecological interference and destruction. |
| 10. | Travel carefully and quietly to avoid disturbing wildlife. |
| 11. | Please learn and respect the life and culture of the community. |
| 12. | Take nothing but photography; leave nothing but memories |
Travel Guide
Travel Guide
Attraction
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Featured Landscape
It is a "gold-level green building" that integrates natural ecology and environmental education functions. Environmental ethics are taken into consideration in every design process, and environmentally friendly building materials are used. The functions include an "ecological classroom" that condenses the essence of Aowanda's rich natural resources, and a "multi-functional classroom" that operates various course activities. We hope to provide the public with higher quality environmental education services.
Featured Landscape
Starting from the user's perspective, we create a warm accommodation space and integrate the center's environmental education courses so that students can relax after a wonderful day of classes and learn an environmentally friendly lifestyle.
Featured Landscape
Ecological Pond
In spring, the mountain cherry blossoms are in full bloom along the pond; in summer, there are active insects everywhere; in autumn and winter, there are cicadas and frogs croaking under the stars and the moon. Different seasons and colors, but the same thing is the bustle. This is a great place for children to explore and discover.
Service Facilities
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Park Facilities
Aowanda Suspension Bridge
The Aowanda Suspension Bridge that crosses the forest classroom and the pine forest area connects the spectacular and beautiful scenery. Walking on the bridge, you can overlook the misty Nogao Mountain in the distance, or look down at the great power of erosion and transportation of the Wanda North and South Rivers, and look towards the green waves of five-needle pine trees. It is really beautiful!
Park Facilities
Bird watching platform
The bird watching platform is the best place for you to interact with birds. It is not difficult to find bird nest boxes where surveys and monitoring of birds’ reproductive habits are being conducted. Standing on the platform, you can have a panoramic view of the pine forest area, maple forest area, and the terrain of the Wanda North and South Rivers.
Park Facilities
Cherry Blossom Garden Lawn
The open lawn is perfect for a short break after walking along the winding mountain road. It is also a good place for groups to share and learn happily. When the sun shines on the lawn, don't miss the opportunity to be embraced by nature!
Park Facilities
Explore the learning space
An exploration facility hidden in the forest. Through experiential education, we cultivate teamwork, communication, trust, decision-making, problem-solving and self-reflection skills.
Park Facilities
Orienteering learning facilities
Do you know where you can find activities that use nature as a classroom, without air conditioning, television, or cola, and can hone the skills of children or adults who lack experience in exercise and natural life? Come to Aowanda and join us in orienteering, a sport originated in Sweden, and stimulate your brain, physical strength and willpower!
Park Facilities
Teaching and hiking trails
The "Bird Watching Trail" has intact forests along the way, where you can admire common mountain birds jumping among the lush natural broad-leaved forests; the "Forest Park Trail" allows you to wander through the forest and overlook the pine and maple forests and the valley terrain landscape where the North and South Wanda Rivers merge.
Park Facilities
Visitor Service Center
The Aowanda Visitor Service Center has an interpretation exhibition room, a multimedia briefing room, a conference room and a starry sky observation teaching platform, providing a variety of teaching services: environmental interpretation, ecological film appreciation, park information consulting services and starry sky teaching.
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