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Travel to Aowanda to See the “Maple” Scenery – Forestry Bureau Promotes Eco-Friendly Tourism That Saves Time and Money

Published: 2026-09-26 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-09-26 — To make it easier for the public to enjoy the stunning autumn foliage at Aowanda Forest Recreation Area, Nantou Bus has specially arranged shuttle buses that run on holidays, offering a more convenient transportation option. The Forestry Bureau has also selected multiple transportation and accommodation providers to join the service, giving the public access to discounted and high-quality travel experiences.

▲ The “spiritual landmarks” of Aowanda Forest Recreation Area — three beautiful bald cypress trees. (Photo / Courtesy of the Forestry Bureau, Council of Agriculture, Executive Yuan website)

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To make it easier for the public to enjoy the stunning autumn foliage at Aowanda Forest Recreation Area, Nantou Bus has specially arranged shuttle buses that run on holidays, offering a more convenient transportation option. The Forestry Bureau has also selected multiple transportation and accommodation providers to join the service, giving the public access to discounted and high-quality travel experiences.

The Nantou Forest District Office of the Forestry Bureau has chosen five private transportation companies, two accommodation providers, and two travel agencies to form a strategic alliance, jointly promoting eco-tourism in Aowanda. This initiative addresses issues such as tourist transportation connections and limited parking within the park. Visitors who take vehicles operated by the alliance members or stay at partner accommodations can enjoy discounted admission tickets to Aowanda Forest Recreation Area (holiday full-price ticket: NT$150, weekday full-price ticket: NT$100).

Additionally, you can search for “Aowanda Information Station” on Facebook to receive the latest updates about Aowanda Forest Recreation Area. For more details, please visit the Aowanda National Forest Recreation Area official website.http://awdonline.forest.gov.tw/.

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