1. Zhuilu Old Trail is a famous hiking trail in Taroko National Park, located in Hualien, Taiwan. The trail follows a cliffside route, providing stunning views of the surrounding Taroko Gorge and the Liwu River below. The trail was originally built by the indigenous Truku people for hunting and trading purposes. The highlight of the trail is the Zhuilu Cliff, a narrow pathway carved into the cliff face that offers exhilarating views and a sense of adventure.
2. The trail is open from 6:00am to 5:00pm daily, but hikers are required to apply for a permit in advance due to the limited number of visitors allowed on the trail each day. The permit application can be made online through the Taroko National Park website. For more information, you can contact the Taroko National Park Headquarters at +886 3 8621 064.
3. To access the trail, visitors can take a bus or drive to the start of the trail at Zhuilu Suspension Bridge. From Hualien City, buses are available to Taroko National Park, and visitors can transfer to a shuttle bus that stops near the trailhead. As for ticket information, there is an entrance fee to Taroko National Park, which can be paid at the park entrance or visitor centers. Additionally, there may be a small fee for the shuttle bus to the trailhead. It is recommended to check the Taroko National Park website for the most up-to-date information on ticket prices and transportation options.
