Wulai Waterfall

The tallest waterfall in northern Taiwan is Wulai Waterfall. A boulevard with restaurants and snacks can be found here, as well as a gondola that connects to an amusement park and the second tier of the waterfall. There are also walks, animals, and limitless alpine views to discover. It rises to 230 meters above sea level at its highest point and descends to 150 meters. Additionally, the waterfall is around 10 meters broad.

The greatest height drop in northern Taiwan is at Wulai Waterfall. It was referred to as the "waterfall in the cloud" and was one of Taiwan's eight picturesque locations while under Japanese rule. The Wulai Waterfall splits into two spectacular streams of water that flow straight down into the valley during the period of heavy rains. You can also take pleasure in the blushing cherry blossoms adjacent to the waterfall in the spring.

You must ride the Wulai log cart, Taiwan's sole operating log cart train when you arrive at Wulai. In 1963, the Wulai log cart-previously used to move logs-became a tourist vehicle. In the open carriages, passengers may take in the panorama of the mountain ranges covered in forest. The Wulai Waterfall can be found at the terminal station, where you can get a close-up view of it and take in the relaxed ambiance of being surrounded by mountains and a waterfall.

Location: Xinbei (New Taipei City), Taiwan