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Breathtaking Fault Waterfall Scenery – A Must-Visit Healing Trail Hidden Gem

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Last updated 2026-11-09 — Like a white silk ribbon cascading from the sky, the fault waterfall displays an awe-inspiring, majestic view during the rainy season, while the forest-surrounded healing sanctuary is a must-visit destination for outdoor enthusiasts.

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Like a white silk ribbon cascading from the sky, the fault waterfall displays an awe-inspiring, majestic view during the rainy season, while the forest-surrounded healing sanctuary is a must-visit destination for outdoor enthusiasts.

The magnificent fault waterfall. (Photo / Tourism Bureau, Ministry of Transportation and Communications)

The Jiaolong (Dragon) Waterfall is a spectacular waterfall located in Alishan, Chiayi, formed by a fault line. With a drop of 846 meters, it is not only the longest waterfall in Taiwan but also ranks as the eighth highest waterfall in the world.

The Jiaolong Waterfall with an 846-meter drop.

Situated on the rocky ridge of Taili Mountain, southeast of Fengshan, the Jiaolong Waterfall plunges down over 700 meters. Its grandeur can be admired from afar at the Fengshan Viewing Platform.

Especially magnificent during the summer rainy season. (Photo / Chiayi County Cultural Affairs Bureau)

During the rainy season from May to September each year, the abundant water splits into two layers as it plunges down, while in drier periods it cascades in four tiers. The lowest platform is still about 500 meters above the ground.

The powerful water flow in summer is truly spectacular. (Photo / Chiayi County Cultural Affairs Bureau)

Summer is the best season to view the waterfall, but even in the dry winter months when water levels are low, the massive rock walls are well worth a visit.
 
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Jiaolong Waterfall
Address: Alishan Township, Chiayi County


 

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