Buluowan

Finding flat land in Taroko Gorge seems like an impossibility. That is why Buluowan (布洛灣) is a wonderful place to retreat to after several hours of excitement of the breathtaking gorge scenery. Springtime visitors can enjoy the beauty of the Formosa Lily which blooms during the months of April and May.

Buluowan, meaning “echo of canyon”, used to be a tribal village of the Taroko aborigines. With its upper and the lower terrace, Buluowan serves as an important recreational area in Taroko Gorge. The lower portion houses the Tourist Center of Taroko National Park, providing information and multimedia demonstrations on the history and culture of the Truku tribe. The Taroko handicraft museum displays Taroko fabric, baskets, and other traditional crafts.

The Leader Village Taroko Hotel is located on the upper portion of the terrace. Featuring one of the top restaurants in the Taroko region, this hotel delights in serving Western-aboriginal fusion cuisine, which is a taste not to be missed. Housing one of the top featured restaurants in the Taroko region, this hotel delights in serving Western-aboriginal fusion cuisine, and is surely a taste to experience. The restaurant serves dishes combined western with aboriginal cuisine, which is one of the most featured restaurant in Taroko. The village is in a world of its own, situated on a secluded plateau encircled by lush green mountains. Spending a night here would certainly be an experience of utmost tranquility.

Notice:

Opening Hours:

Tourist center: 09:00 ~ 16:00, closed on 1st and 3rd Monday of each month.

Other areas: Open 24 hours

If you would like to enjoy an in-depth and leisure tour in Taroko, staying in Buluowan Taroko Gorge instead of Hualien City would be a great choice. the hotel Leader Village Taroko was surrounded by nature and green mountain, serving Western-aboriginal fusion cuisine, and is surely a taste to experience for lunch.