Traffic Control Measures for June 2026 on Provincial Highways 8, 14A, and 9

After the April 3, 2024 earthquake, is Provincial Highway 8 open?

After the April 3, 2024 earthquake, which attractions and trails are open or closed? 

Taroko and Hallasan National Parks Form Sister Park Alliance Crossing Mountains and Seas to Safeguard Nature, Opening a New Chapter in Sustainable Conservation

Traffic Control Measures for the 2026 Mt. Hehuan Rhododendron Season from April 11 to June 14, 2026

Lüshui Recreation Area Partially Reopens. Taroko N. P. HQ Urges Visitors to Comply with Traffic Control and Partial Opening Regulations.

Mt. Hehuan Main Peak Trail Viewing Platforms Reopen to the Public

Traffic Control Measures for May 2026 (Provincial Highway 8, 14A and 9)

Starting April 28, 2026, applications are open for two new routes in the Ecological Protection Area: the "Mt. Qilai North Peak/Pingfeng Mountain Route" and the "Pingfeng Mountain Route".

Announcement of the Closure of the Hehuan River Access Road Area in Taroko National Park, Effective from 12:00 PM on April 8, 2026.

Expanded Subsidy Resources! Taroko N. P. HQ Launches Revised Program to Support Local Groups in Realizing Innovative Ideas

Taroko National Park 40th Anniversary & On the Day Before the 2nd Anniversary of the April 3 Earthquake. Taroko HQ Staff Join Partners for a Beach Cleanup at Qingshui Cliffs – “Welcoming the Dawn, Setting Out Again”

“Impressions of Shakadang” Photography Exhibition Opens at Taroko Visitor Center on April 2, 2026

Traffic Control Measures for April 2026 on Provincial Highways 8, 14A, 9 and 9D

Taroko N. P. HQ Paper on Post-0403 Earthquake Emergency Investigation and Response Receives Outstanding Paper Award in Geotechnical Engineering

Provincial Highway 8 (Central Cross-Island Highway) Disaster Prevention Drill on March 4, 2026: Both Directions Closed from Heliu (170 km) to 178 km (Buluowan)

Traffic Control Measures for the Provincial Highway 8, 14A and 9 – March 2026

Overlooking a Breathtaking Pacific Panorama! Qianliyan Mountain Trail in Taroko's Datong Village Reopens Following Post-Earthquake Restoration

Taroko Welcomes Visitors This Lunar New Year with a Variety of Activities: Guided Trails, Performances, Markets, and Free E-Bike Tours

Master Artisan Revives the Splendor of the Taroko Arch - Enjoy a Leisurely Stroll from the Archway to Taroko Terrace via Jinwen Bridge

Must-Read for Snow Chasers at Mt. Hehuan!   6 Essential Q&As for Snow Trips — Avoid Icy Roads, Restroom Emergencies, and Costly Fines

Lunar New Year Bonus Welcome at Taroko- Music • Markets • Guided Trails • Free Electric-Assist Bike Tours

Notice on Temporary Suspension of Drone Aerial Photography Applications

Traffic Control Measures for February 2026 on Provincial Highways 8, 14A, and 9

The Aerial Photography Application system of Taroko National Park is currently operated through a temporary system (i.e., Google Forms).

Visitor Falls on Shakadang Trail — Taroko National Park Headquarters Urges Public Not to Enter Closed Areas

**Provincial Highway 14A: High-Altitude Sections at Risk of Icy Road Conditions Preventive Road Closure to Be Implemented from 5:00 p.m. Today (Jan. 27)**

Provincial Highway 14A – Cuifeng to Dayuling (18 km–41.5 km): Precautionary Road Closure

Taroko National Park Headquarters Urges the Public to Jointly Protect the Alpine Ecological Environment. Rock Climbing at Wuling Will Be Subject to Stricter Inspections and Enforcement.

Provincial Highway 14A (31.4km Wuling to 32.7km Songxue Lodge) Starting from 7:00 a.m. today (Jan. 22), vehicles are required to be equipped with snow chains to pass this section. Traffic control measures will be adjusted flexibly based on on-site conditions.

Roads closure due to the snow: Provincial Highway 14A: from 18 km Cuifeng to 41.5 km Dayuling and Provincial Highway 8: from 107 km to 110 km (Dayuling section)

Due to the influence of a continental cold air mass, road surfaces on high-mountain roads have become icy. On Provincial Highway 14A, the section from Kunyang (29K) to Songxuelou (33K) will be restricted to vehicles equipped with snow chains only starting from 9:00 a.m. today (Jan. 8). (Traffic control measures will be adjusted flexibly based on on-site conditions.)

Frequent Violations During the New Year Holiday. Taroko N. P. HQ Urges Visitors to Cultivate Respect for Mountains and Nature in National Parks.

Traffic Control Measures for January 2026 on the Provincial Highway 8, 14A and 9.

New Year's Eve Safety Reminder for Wuling, Mt. Hehuan

Mt. Hehuan Snow Season Traffic Control Info

Cold Weather Advisory: Taroko National Park HQ Urges Visitors to Check Road Conditions, Keep Warm, and Plan Flexible Schedules to Safely Enjoy Winter at Mt. Hehuan

Trails within the Taroko National Park Ecological Protection Area (including Pingfeng Cabin) partly reopened from 00:00 am, November 15, 2025

Announcement: Effective from 00:00 on October 23, 2025, a portion of the area within this office's park will be partially reopened.

Mt. Hehuan Main Peak Trail Partially Reopens in October; Viewing Platforms Remain Closed

Trails within the Taroko National Park Ecological Protection Area (including Pingfeng Cabin) partly reopened from 00:00 am, October 2, 2025

Trails within the Taroko National Park Ecological Protection Area partly reopened and additionally, the carrying capacity and application procedures for some routes will be adjusted from 00:00 am, May 1, 2025

The risk of rockfalls and mudslides along Provincial Highway 8 remains high. If entry is necessary , please carefully assess the risks and ensure your safety.

There will be slope stabilization work conducted at Taroko’s Shakadang, Swallow Grotto, Tunnel of Nine Turns, and Lushui Trails from October 16-25, 2023. Please pay attention to construction restrictions and safety measures.

All trails within the Ecological Protection Area (including Zhuilu Old Road) reopened from 0:00 am, October 7, 2023