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Hide in the mountains to unwind during the Double Ten holiday break—12 national forest recreation areas across Taiwan all at half price!

Published: 2026-09-24 👁 101 views
Last updated 2026-09-24 — With the four-day National Day holiday approaching, to encourage the public to get out into nature and enjoy outdoor leisure activities, the Forestry Bureau has specially launched the “Double Ten Half-Price Ticket Promotion.” From north to south across Taiwan, entry to 12 forest recreation areas including Alishan, Kenting, Daxueshan, and Aowanda is available at half price.

▲Alishan Forest Railway. (Photo / Facebook @漫步在云端的阿里山)

▲The flamegold trees in Alishan are especially beautiful this season. (Photo / Facebook @漫步在云端的阿里山)

Tourism Center / Comprehensive Report

With the four-day National Day holiday approaching, to encourage the public to get out into nature and enjoy outdoor leisure activities, the Forestry Bureau has specially launched the “Double Ten Half-Price Ticket Promotion.” From north to south across Taiwan, entry to 12 forest recreation areas including Alishan, Kenting, Daxueshan, and Aowanda is available at half price.

Occasionally escaping into nature for some fresh air can help you return to the urban jungle with a more positive and proactive mindset after the holidays. The Forestry Bureau is also offering discounted tickets to forest recreation areas on National Day.This includes half-price entry to Taipingshan, Dongyanshan, Manyueyuan, Daxueshan, Baxianshan, Aowanda, Alishan, Kenting, Shuangliu, Zhiben, Fuyuan, and Chinan.

Alishan (Photo / Reporter Xu Wenbin)

▲Breathe deeply in the mountains and add some oxygen to your life. (Photo / Reporter Xu Wenbin)

Please note that this ticket discount does not include Wuling Forest Recreation Area. Additionally, Guanwu and Hehuanshan Forest Recreation Areas, which are normally free of charge, remain free. Moreover, Neidong, Tengzhi, and Xiangyang Forest Recreation Areas are currently closed for repair and reconstruction due to previous typhoon damage, so visitors are advised not to make a wasted trip.

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