Yushan National Park. Introduction
The Nan'an Visitor Center is located in Zhuoxi Township, Zhuoqing Village. It serves as the eastern entrance to the Batongguan Historic Trail in Yushan National Park, primarily providing tourists with travel information and consultation services. Before entering the Nan'an Service Center, there is a viewing platform and a pavilion where visitors can take a break, gaze at the alluvial plain of the Laku Laku River, or enjoy the refreshing mountain breeze and the cleansing touch of nature. In front stands the "Batongguan Trail Construction Commemorative Monument," which commemorates the historical significance of the Batongguan Historic Trail constructed by the Japanese during the colonial period as a military access road. The inscription on the back of the monument reflects the hardships faced during its construction. The center includes an audiovisual room, an exhibition room, an ecological interpretation center, and a shop. The audiovisual room hosts five multimedia presentations daily and screens seasonal films, including an introduction to Yushan National Park, the colorful flora of Yushan, and the birds of Yushan. For visitors collecting commemorative stamps, remember to bring your stamp notebook, as there are twelve unique stamps available at the center's entrance—featuring designs of the Formosan black bear, the Bunun people, Yushan, and more. The Yushan National Park Headquarters has also established the Namukang Natural Knight Station here, introducing Taiwan's first-ever Happy Cycling System, allowing tourists to explore nature on foot.
