Welcome the 2015 New Year with Xiao Wulai’s Plum Blossom Season Now Open – Plus a New Attraction: the Sky Rope Bridge
Last updated 2026-11-12 — To celebrate the brand-new 2015, the Taoyuan County Government has introduced a new travel highlight in the North Cross-Island Recreation Area. In addition to enjoying plum blossoms and ancient camphor trees at Jiaobanshan Guesthouse, starting January 2015, visitors can also head to Xiao Wulai to explore the brand-new attraction “Sky...
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To welcome the brand-new 2015, the Taoyuan County Government has introduced a new travel highlight in the North Cross-Island Recreation Area. In addition to enjoying plum blossoms and ancient camphor trees at Jiaobanshan Guesthouse, startingJanuary 2015, visitors can cross the brand-new attraction “Sky Rope Bridge” in Xiao Wulai to gaze down at the mysterious waterfall, or visit Lalashan to admire cherry blossoms, view ancient trees, and explore the Baleng Ancient Trail. They can also go to Baleng Starry Sky Plaza to enjoy the starry night and greet the morning light.
To welcome the brand-new 2015, the Taoyuan County Government has introduced a new travel highlight in the North Cross-Island Recreation Area. In addition to enjoying plum blossoms and ancient camphor trees at Jiaobanshan Guesthouse, startingJanuary 2015, visitors can cross the brand-new attraction “Sky Rope Bridge” in Xiao Wulai to gaze down at the mysterious waterfall, or visit Lalashan to admire cherry blossoms, view ancient trees, and explore the Baleng Ancient Trail. They can also go to Baleng Starry Sky Plaza to enjoy the starry night and greet the morning light.
Along the ancient water channel trail in Xiao Wulai Scenic Area, visitors can enjoy a distant view of the Luofu Twin Bridges. (Image Source / Forestry Bureau)
Ancient Water Channel Trail. (Image Source / Come to Taoyuan. Joyful Journeys)
The Scenic Area Administration stated that during previous New Year’s holidays, visitors to Lalashan often felt there was no suitable spot to watch the sunrise. To meet visitor demand, the Taoyuan County Government planned to renovate the old upper Baleng parking lot into a starry sky plaza ideal for welcoming the dawn. In addition to resurfacing the area, restrooms were installed, allowing visitors to sit comfortably on the ground and wait for the morning light. The plaza opened to visitors on New Year’s Day.
The sky suspension bridge allows you to see through to the valley below. (Image Source / Come to Taoyuan. Joyful Journeys)
At a height of 70 meters, walking across it is both thrilling and exciting. (Image Source / Come to Taoyuan. Joyful Journeys)
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