Little Wulai Waterfall is the final cascade in a series of local waterfalls. The water rushes down steep cliffs, splashing and steaming, and is named after its resemblance to the Wulai Waterfall in New Taipei City. The best viewing spot is the four-tiered observation deck by the roadside. Below the deck, a small path leads to the base of the waterfall, where you can enjoy the view from a small bridge spanning the valley. The mist surges through the ravine, offering yet another spectacular sight.
The Wind-moving Rock stands about 5 meters tall and is supported by just seven small contact points on the ground, holding up a weight of 10–20 metric tons—an astonishing sight. Taking a left at the fork near the Wind-moving Rock and crossing the Heping Suspension Bridge will take you to the Dragon and Phoenix Waterfall. This waterfall has upper and lower tiers, hence its name, and while not as grand as the Little Wulai Waterfall, its long, flowing waters hidden deep in the mountains offer a more serene and elegant charm.
Transportation Guide: Take the Taoyuan Bus bound for Little Wulai from Daxi and get off at the Little Wulai terminus.
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