Mugu Muyu, derived from the Taroko language, signifies a paradise on earth
This location is part of the Hualien-Taitung Longitudinal Valley Scenic Area, and even during peak seasons, the area remains serene and pleasant
Visitors to Mugu Muyu can experience a variety of activities including mountain knife culture, archery culture, Taroko-style meals, river tracing, eco-tourism, and historical site visits
If the timing is right, one can also encounter the ‘Ancestors’ Festival’ held by the Taroko people in August and September, offering a deep dive into the unique customs of the local indigenous people
Outdoor sports enthusiasts can participate in river tracing activities, led by professional instructors, to navigate upstream along the valley for a joyful and thrilling day
The area is open year-round from 7:00 to 16:00
Essential tips for visitors include carrying identification documents for inspection
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