Lover's Valley Introduction
Lover's Valley is located on the Lover's Valley access road in Maolin District. In the Rukai language, it is called "Tutbaru." The stream is clear and gentle, with a flat, dry riverbed and fine sand. Upon arriving at the entrance, you will see the Lover's Valley suspension bridge, which spans over Zhuokou Stream. After crossing the bridge, you can walk along the trail for about 10 minutes to reach Lover's Valley Waterfall. There are a total of five tiers of waterfalls, but you can only access the second tier via a side stairway. The area is lush with trees and surrounded by towering mountains, allowing visitors to listen closely to the sounds of flowing water. It is a perfect place to cool off and escape the heat, characterized by its serene and refreshing environment. Next to the waterfall, there is a pavilion where visitors can rest or take in the beautiful scenery. On weekends, many tourists gather here to enjoy the waterfalls and absorb phytoncides, making it a popular destination for leisure and cooling off in southern Taiwan. It is recommended to spend about an hour here; besides hiking on the trail, you can also take a break near the waterfall or capture memorable photos at the pavilion and wooden bridge along the way.
