スーエン山脈の滝・トップ10

Yinhe cave

From this vantage point, you'll have a great view of the Neidong Falls. They're one of three waterfalls in the Neidong National Forest Recreation Area. Beautifully framed by the dense forest, they're definitely worth a stop during your hike.

Small but pretty "double" waterfall, which can be reached via a short, steep and narrow path. A little climbing is required, ropes are available. Alternatively, the waterfall can also be viewed from the drawbridge.

This majestic 80 m (262 ft) waterfall crashes down in the Wulai District, a great bike ride from Taipei. One of the most epic things about these falls is that you can see them perfectly from the road. If you want to see even more falls, you can take a ride on the cable car.

The "Shifen Waterfall" is a picturesque waterfall on the upper reaches of the "Keelung River" It is 20 meters high and 40 meters wide, making it the largest waterfall in Taiwan.

The "Pipadong Waterfall" is the last waterfall on the "Sandiaoling Waterfall Trail". Many hikers go the same way back to the "Sandiaoling Railway Station". Alternatively, you can continue to Shifen hiking. Partly the way then but from country road, but where almost no cars are traveling.

The Motian Waterfall is the second of three waterfalls on the Sandiaoling Waterfall Trail. Close behind, one floor up, follows the "Pipadong Waterfall". The "Motian Waterfall" has an overhang, almost a kind of cave, so you can go behind the waterfall.

The Hegu Waterfall is the first of three waterfalls on the Sandiaoling Waterfall Trail. The water crashes down here 40m deep.