Discover one of Asia's most breathtaking natural wonders — all in a single day from Hualien. From dramatic coastal cliffs to ancient marble canyons, this carefully crafted journey takes you through the very best of Taiwan's east coast, guided every step of the way by a local expert who knows the landscape inside and out.

Your day begins along the coast at the awe-inspiring Qingshui Cliffs, where towering marble walls rise steeply from the Pacific Ocean, offering one of Taiwan's most iconic and unforgettable views. From there, continue into the heart of Taroko National Park, winding through the magnificent marble canyon as your guide brings the gorge's geological wonders and indigenous Truku heritage to life.

It is worth noting that Taroko National Park has been undergoing restoration following the significant earthquake in April 2024, and several iconic trails such as Shakadang and Swallow Grotto remain closed as recovery efforts continue. While these trails are not accessible, your guide will thoughtfully navigate the gorge with carefully selected stops where conditions allow, and scenic drives through sections currently regulated for continuous passage — ensuring you take in the raw, awe-inspiring beauty of Taroko as it stands today.

A leisurely lunch awaits at Silks Place Taroko, the only five-star hotel nestled within the national park, where the setting is as spectacular as the food. The afternoon takes you deeper into the park to Tianxiang, the cultural and spiritual core of Taroko, where temples, ancient trails, and dramatic canyon views converge. As the day winds down, return to the coast for a final stop at Qixingtan Beach — a sweeping pebble shoreline with expansive Pacific views, the perfect way to close a perfect day. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

✧ Wear comfortable walking shoes suitable for light trail walking ✧ Bring sunscreen, a hat, a light jacket, and rain gear — the gorge can be cool, and mountain weather is unpredictable ✧ Itinerary is subject to MOTC traffic control regulations, road conditions, or weather — we'll always ensure the best experience ✧ Tianxiang access is subject to national park regulations; any changes will be communicated in advance