The Shei-Pa National Park Headquarters closed all hiking routes in the mountains' ecological protection areas during the Level 3 COVID-19 alert period. To provide a more comfortable and safe hiking environment for hikers visiting Shei-Pa after the closure, collaborating indigenous organizatio ...

The total number of Formosan landlocked salmons in the wild reached 12,587 at the end of 2020, once again reaching a new record high. The largest population increase are the 4,650 fish found in Hehuan Creek, a cross-regional cooperation area under the Shei-Pa National Park Headquarters and the Ta ...

Due to its beautiful natural environment, Guanwu area in Shei-Pa National Park has attracted numerous domestic tourists. This area boasts high biodiversity (e.g., species diversity) a ...

Situated in Northern Central Taiwan, the Shei-Pa National Park is an alpine national park harboring important species and cultures and providing a place for citizens to hike, receive environmental education and experience ecotourism.
In aspects of ecological conservation, in 2020, we compl ...

In line with the policy for open forests and mountains, Shei-Pa National Park Headquarters will be adjusting its park admission regulations and requirements to be consistent with other alpine-type national parks. Starting from October 1, 2020, visitors who wish to hike in the park can submit an a ...

Wenshui Service Area in Shei-Pa National Park attracts numerous domestic and overseas visitors every year. Thanks to the governmental efforts to promote tourism and the New Southbound Policy, the number of visitors has increased substantially in recent years. To build a friendly environment for t ...