Maolin National Scenic Area - Rinari Visitor Center
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The Maolin Scenic Area covers the townships of Maolin and Liugui in Kaohsiung City, as well as parts of the administrative areas of Sandimen Township in Pingtung County. The Maolin Scenic Area has many scenic spots, such as the Baolai Hot Spring, Bulao Hot Spring, Duona Hot Spring, Shiba Luohan Mountain (Luohanshan), Meiya Valley Fall, Longtou Mountain, and Maolin Valley. Scenic resources Near the Shiba Luohan Mountain (Luohanshan) Reservation Area and the Meiya Valley, tourists can often see Formosan Macaque, squirrels, Varicorhinus barbatulus, and Taiwan blue magpies. All of them are precious resources in the Maolin Scenic Area. The state-owned forest in this area is another natural feature. The artistic side of the Maolin Scenic Area includes tunnels, temples, suspension bridges and aborigine cultures. Maolin, Wan Mountain (Wanshan), and Duona in Maolin Townships are reserved for aborigines. It is the home of the Rukai Tribe. The Rukai Tribe is famous for its slate houses. At present about 30 slate houses are being preserved in the Duona village of the Maolin Township, making it the largest collection of preserved slate houses in Taiwan. The Liugui Tunnel, consisting of six parts, is the only highway tunnel in southern Taiwan. Because of its views, the Liugui Tunnel has become a famous scenic spot. The Maolin Scenic Area has beautiful scenery and a lot of well-known Buddhist temples, such as the Miaotong and Miaocueng temples. The Maolin Scenic Area has many suspension bridges, the Duona Suspension Bridge being famous for its length.
Rinari Visitor Center
Rinari Visitor Center provides travel information and an introduction of indigenous tribes' culture. You must come to take a look and change into a traditional tribal costume, and experience the beauty of the culture.
On the weekends, there will be a fair in front of the center. You can find some indigenous handicrafts as unforgettable souvenirs.
Travel Information
（Traffic information is subject to change. Please check with the
transportation station before departure.）
Transportation：Nat'l Hwy 3 →Exit at the Changzhi Interchange →Prov. Hwy Route 24→County Route 187→Taiwan Indigenous People’s Cultural Park – Local Road Pingtung Route 35
Public：
- Take TRA to Pingtung Train Station, transfer to Pingtung Bus 8228,8232, get off at Shuimen stop.
- Take TRA to Pingtung Station, transfer to Taiwan Tourist Shuttle’s Northern Pingtung Route 508 – get off at the Taiwan Indigenous People’s Cultural Park.
Accessible Transportation
Take TRA to Pingtung Station, transfer to Taiwan Tourist Shuttle’s Northern Pingtung Route 58 (Low-floor buses are available during the weekends.) - get off at Taiwan Indigenous People’s Cultural Park.
Convenient Guidance
1F Exterior View Accessible Restroom
1F Interior View Accessible Restroom
2F Exterior View Accessible Restroom
2F Interior View Accessible Restroom
Wheelchair Ramp
Accessible Elevator
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One Day Accessible Tour in Pingtong, the Rukai Rinari
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Two-day Indigenous Culture Tour of Pingtung
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Area Information
Last update time:
2020-05-19