Push-Car Ride
Wulai is a small town well-known for its hot springs and aboriginal culture. It takes some effort for the tourist to get to the center of this recreational area because it is located on the top of the mountain; however, tourists can choose to use this rail cart service and get to the destination without having to lose too much energy. Along this route visitors can take in the beautiful scenery of the gorges and valleys of Wulai. |  |
Wulai Waterfall
Wulai is also famous for having a great numbers of waterfall in this region due to its height above sea level, which was at average between 900 to 1, 419 meters and abundance of rainfall. Among all the waterfalls in Wulai, Wulai Waterfall is the most prestigious waterfall. It has a height at about 80 meters tall and width of around 10 meters wide. With all the mist the around the waterfall and the refreshing wind blowing within the gorges, Wulai will be the best place for you to relax from your daily life. |  |
Aborigine Folk Dance
Taiwan has been populated by more than a dozen of aborigine tribes for more than eight thousands year before massive Chinese immigrant moved to Taiwan. In Wulai, the second largest tribes, or the Atayal Tayal tribe, will perform you their tribal dance to welcome you visiting their area. The Atayal Tayal tribe is well-knowing for their singing and dancing abilities. One can also find many modern popular singer as well as artists coming from the tribe. |  |
Swallow Lake (Pass by)
Swallow Lake also provides a beautiful sightseeing in the Taipei County. Its name came from earlier 20th Century, when this area was developed into a dam for water electricity. Everyday as the sun sets, people often see a massive amount of swallows flying over the lake. This huge amount of swallow, while combining with the astonishing geographical landscape, formed into an attractive site for the tourists. This is one of the best sites to enjoy the mountain and the water scenic at the same time. |  |
Chieftain Statue
The Aborigine tribe of Atayal Tayal has more than just folk dance to offer to the tourist. They are also very well-renowned for their crafts and sculptures. This Chieftain Statue not only shows the historical artistic background of the tribe, but it also acts as a very important role in symbolizing the people. The statue was made to show the warrior pride as a brave hunter of the tribe. |
