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Chelungpu Fault Preservation Park

The Fonghuanggu Bird Park is situated at the foot of the mountain Fonghuang at Lugu Township, Nantou County. Located at an altitude of 100 meters above sea level, the park covers an area of 32 hectares. It is an ecological park for leisure and education, exhibiting numerous native and exotic birds. In recent years, the management has placed special emphasis on the conservation of endemic species. The Park also features a crane museum (Songher Museum), the only one of its kind in Taiwan . The surrounding area is home to innumerable species of wild birds, insects and reptiles. The nearby mountains get dressed in outfits of different colors as the seasons change. The vegetation along the paths offers visual delight to visitors. The sudden appearance of fog and clouds due to changes in terrain will present even bigger surprises. Visitors can either follow the touring instructions and enjoy Bird Park logo watching all kinds of birds, animals and plants or can simply sit back, take a deep breath, enjoy the view and let the fresh air massage their lungs and the tender fog caress their faces. Either as a half-day or a one-day trip, the Fonghuanggu Bird Park can be a great choice.

Open Hours
Open

Museum hours are 9:00 am to 5:00 pm
Ticket offices are open from 9:00 am to 4:30 pm

Closed

The museum is closed on Monday (except national holidays)
Lunar New Year's Eve
The first day of the Lunar New Year
The necessary closing date for the announcement by the museum.

Open Hours and Local Weather Forecast of the next 7 days
Visitor Guidelines

Appropriate attire is required.

Do not smoke in all areas.

Do not eat, drink, or chew gums or betel nuts in the galleries or theaters.

Do not yell, push, run, lie on the benches, or litter.

Do not bring pets (except service animals) or dangerous items to the Park

Photography with or without flash is permitted unless otherwise posted. Prior to any commercial or public use, please apply for permission from the Park.

Please follow the instructions to operate objects in the galleries.

Visitors who destroy, damage, or remove any property of the Park may be subject to fine or imprisonment litigation.

Ticket Prices
General NT $50
Group of 20 or more NT $30
Student (6-12 years) NT $25
Student aged 12 and above with valid student ID NT $30
Seniors aged 65 and above with certificates. (Holidays) NT $25
Free
Children under 6 years old Free
Seniors aged 65 and above (Only offered on non-holidays) Free
Visitors with disabilities and one accompanying person Free
Visitors with Museum Dinosaur Cards Free
ID Required
Traffic

No. 345, Sec. 2, Jishan Rd., Zhushan Township, Nantou County 55782, Taiwan

Area map

By Car

Via the National highway No.3, and get off at Zhushan Interchange (243K), then go straight to Chelungpu Fault Preservation Park.

By Public transportation
  • Take public transportation to Taichung, then take Taichung Bus or Yuanlin Bus to Zhushan, or take Taiwan Tourist Shuttle Bus to Xitou, and get off at Zhushan interchange stop, then walk for two minutes and then arrive Chelungpu Fault Preservation Park.
  • Take public transportation to Douliou, take Taisi Bus to Zhushan, then take Yuanlin Bus, and get off at Zhushan interchange stop, walk for two minutes and then arrive Chelungpu Fault Preservation Park
  • Take Taichung bus or Yuanlin bus to Zhushan, or take Taiwan Tourist Shuttle Bus to Xitou, then get off at Zhushan interchange stop, walk for two minutes and then arrive Chelungpu Fault Preservation Park
2023/04/12 Updated