Yushan National Park Headquarters Introduction
The Nan'an Visitor Center is located in Zhuoxi Township, Zhuqing Village, and serves as the entrance on the eastern side of the Batongguan Historic Trail in Yushan National Park. It primarily provides tourists with travel information and consultation services. Before entering the Nan'an Service Center, there is an observation platform and pavilion where visitors can take a break, gaze at the alluvial plain of the Laku Laku Stream, or enjoy the refreshing mountain breeze while experiencing nature. In front stands the "Batongguan Trail Construction Monument," which commemorates the historical significance of the Batongguan Historic Trail, built by the Japanese during the colonial era as a patrol road. The inscription on the back of the monument illustrates the hardships of the construction effort. The center is equipped with an audiovisual room, exhibition room, ecological interpretation hall, and a gift shop, with the audiovisual room screening five multimedia presentations daily. Additional seasonal videos include introductions to Yushan National Park, the vibrant flora of Yushan, and the flying feathers of Yushan. For visitors collecting stamps, remember to bring your commemorative stamp notebook, as there are twelve unique stamps at the entrance, including designs featuring the Formosan black bear, the Bunun tribe, and Yushan. The Yushan National Park Headquarters has also established the Namukang Natural Rider Station here, introducing a pioneering cycling happiness system that allows visitors to connect with nature on foot.
