Wulai Falls

#wecreate Located in the picturesque mountains of Taiwan, Wulai is a small indigenous village that captures the essence of Taiwan's natural beauty and cultural heritage. Known for its stunning landscapes, soothing hot springs, and rich indigenous traditions, Wulai offers a unique and immersive experience for visitors seeking a tranquil escape from the bustling city life. With its lush forests, cascading waterfalls, and warm hospitality, Wulai has rightfully earned its reputation as a hidden gem in Taiwan. One of the most remarkable features of Wulai is its breathtaking natural scenery. Nestled in the mountains, the village is surrounded by dense forests that boast a wide variety of flora and fauna. Visitors can embark on nature hikes and explore the many trails that wind through the verdant landscape. The mesmerizing Wulai Waterfall is a true spectacle to behold, with its powerful rush of water plunging down from a height of 80 meters. The sight and sound of the waterfall create a sense of tranquility and awe, offering a much-needed respite from the noise and stress of modern life. Beyond its natural wonders, Wulai is a place where Taiwan's indigenous culture thrives. The village is home to the Atayal tribe, one of Taiwan's aboriginal groups, and offers a glimpse into their rich heritage. Traditional Atayal customs and practices are still preserved and celebrated in Wulai, providing visitors with a unique opportunity to learn about indigenous traditions. The Atayal Museum showcases an impressive collection of artifacts, clothing, and tools that offer insights into the tribe's history and way of life. Traditional dance performances and music are also regularly organized, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the vibrant and rhythmic cultural expressions of the Atayal people.

Wulai is a small aboriginal village in Taipei. There are several must-see things in Wulai. Such as Wulai Falls, Hot Spring, Wulai Atayal Museum, Neidong National Recreation Area and more. This place is stunningly beautiful and surrounded by nature. Great for strolling and clearing the mind. I find it nice to practice yoga around the waterfall area, feel the breath entering and leaving your body. Feel the feet connecting to the ground. Focus on those feelings. A trip here is so worth it. Good for mental health. #tripblazers #taipei

it’s take only 40 mins. from Taipei CBD. easy access to public transportation. there are many hot springs house, restaurants and beautiful scenery to visit. we walk through log cart going up to the waterfall and take cabin car to Yunxian Resort. we went there on rainy day so it’s seem like mist town but it’s stunning view when you look down the hill. Highly recommend for who love nature breeze but try to avoid tourists attractions. #mytripvlog #tripblazers #2023travelwish #taiwan #urbanexplorer

Wulai is one of my favorite destinations for day trips out of Taipei. It's less than one hour drive by public bus from Xindian MRT 🚇 (the last stop of Green Line). Bus stop right away from MRT exit. Once you arrive at Wulai you will walk through Wulai Old Street, an ideal place to get your lunch or dinner. So many kinds of vegetables 🌺 here, I didn't see and I didn't try before. Here is also a good place for hiking and of course Hot Springs. you can rent hereby hours. I tried to stay one time overnight, but it's a bit boring here. #awesomepic #SummerTrip

Wulai waterfall and hotspring - a short afortable hiking day

Wulai Waterfall is located in Wulai District, New Taipei City, at the confluence of the Nanshi Creek's right tributary, Wulai Creek, within the Tamsui River basin. It is a famous attraction in Wulai and is also the largest and tallest waterfall in northern Taiwan, which is why the locals call it Kuân-tsuí. Since the Japanese colonial era, Wulai Waterfall has been known for its beauty as 'The Waterfall of Clouds,' and it is also referred to as 'The Waterfall of the Immortals' and 'The Waterfall of White Threads.' The waterfall has an elevation of about 150 meters and a drop of about 80 meters, and it is a hanging valley waterfall formed by differential erosion.

#wheretogo This is your sign to plan a trip out of Taipei & visit the Wulai District, located in the mountainous areas ~1 hour from Taipei! Home to the indigenous tribe of the Atayal, the views of the lakes & mountains are priceless. Visit the Wulai Atayal Museum to learn more about the rich culture & history of the area. Enjoy a cup of Magao coffee, a specialty of the mountains!

WULAI WATERFALL Address📍 233新北市烏來區瀑布路16號 How to get there: Take bus 849 (approx. 50mins) Ambiance ☁️ The foresty ambience brings you to the nature. It’s way too pretty, all the beautiful sceneries you can enjoy! A lot of outdoor activities you can also do here with your family, friends, or partner 💕 Highlights ✨ Take a log cart and ride the cable car to reach up the waterfall Avg. Price per Person 💵 > 350 NTD (log cart & cable car) Rating ⭐️ 4/5

Getting There - take MRT Songshan-Xindian Line get off at Xindian then take bus no.849 to last stop Attractions - Rich & beautiful nature, light blue water among mountains. Hotels - Food & Restaurants - Local fresh vegetables and meats. Shopping - Local products, Street food