Nantou ｜ Aowanda forest therapy with meadow picnic JOMO tour｜ 2-Day Tour

We explore the Aowanda National Forest Recreation Area in the mountains of central Taiwan, which is blessed with natural resources such as maple forest, cherry blossoms, birds, waterfalls, and thick woodlands all intertwined with one another. It is absolutely worth visiting all year round. Take a stroll along the landscape trails with their changing colors in different seasons, walking in the woods in a spirit of freedom, enjoy the forest’s phytoncides. We even arrange a night excursion to most fully experience this enthralling and diverse ecological environment.

Feel the direct contact with nature, and aim to walk barefoot over the verdant grassland, relax in an idleness with a lovely picnic out in the open air, and taste the wonderful flavors of local ingredients. Round off this very special forest healing journey by gathering fallen branches and leaves scattered on the forest ground, create your own flowers-and-grass portrait collage, let the forest inspire you to write a letter to your future self, and allow yourself to reposition and find fresh motivation in your life.

－ About the Accommodation｜Aowanda National Forest Recreation Area －
# Accommodation Type : "Wooden Cottage" or similar level of accommodation in Aowanda National Forest Recreation Area
# Room type: Website price is for a two persons room.
# Number of occupants: 2 adults (if two participants are not booked together, the travel agency will arrange room combinations)
# If you need a 3 or 4 persons room, additional fees will be charged (no adjoining-room combination policy)

－ About the costs｜Aowanda forest therapy with meadow picnic JOMO 2-Day Trip －
# Infants under 2 years old: only insurance and administrative service fees are charged.
# Children 2-6 years old: no extra bed, but meals, vehicle, activities, and insurance fees are charged.
# Children over 7 years old: full adult price.

－ Scenic Highlights－
▲ Aowanda National Forest Recreation Area
Aowanda is located in the mountains of central Taiwan at an altitude of between 1,100 and 2,600m. Most of the park is home to mixed coniferous and broadleaf forests. The majority is primary forest, with most represented areas of maple and pine trees. Visitors are enthralled, and filled with a sense of calm. This natural environment is filled with spectacular waterfalls, suspension bridges, and fascinating wildlife, adding up the unique charm to Aowanda.

▲ Aowanda Indigenous Tribes
Aowanda was cultivated by the indigenous people in the early days. There are still numerous indigenous villages nearby. Most tribal members are engaged in farming, and have adopted environmentally friendly farming methods, producing myriad delicious local ingredients. Used in the indigenous villagers’ skillful cooking, with wooden utensils and banana leaves filled with local culinary specialties, the natural indigenous flavors of Aowanda are a culinary taste adventure not to be missed!