Shuanglong Rainbow Suspension Bridge Park. Shuanglong Waterfall Park (January 1, 114th year of the Republic of China) opens to self-driving vehicles. Shuanglong Waterfall is located southeast of Shuanglong Village, divided into upper and lower falls. Shuanglong Waterfall Park (January 1, 114th year of the Republic of China) opens to self-driving vehicles. Shuanglong Waterfall is located southeast of Shuanglong Village, divided into upper and lower falls, resembling two dragons in the sky, hence the name. It takes about 60 minutes to walk from the Catholic church to Shuanglong Waterfall. Along the way, you can admire the beauty of the Shuanglong settlement and terraced fields. The forest path leading to the waterfall is lined with cherry blossoms and plum trees. When in bloom, the faint floral fragrance fills the air, easing the fatigue of the journey. The Shuanglong Rainbow Suspension Bridge, opened in 2020, is 342 meters long and 110 meters deep, making it the longest and deepest suspension bridge in Taiwan. It spans a magnificent valley and is highly challenging. The well-developed circular trail and viewing platforms are perfect for leisurely walks in the mountains, breathing in the fresh air, and experiencing the beauty of the indigenous village. The Shuaiyuan Suspension Bridge is exclusively for transporting drinking water and is off-limits to the public, accessible only to maintenance personnel. There is also a rushing aqueduct, not wide but with a strong current, creating a magnificent sight. It supplies irrigation water for the entire village's crops. The source of the beautiful Shuanglong Waterfall is vital to the livelihood of the entire tribe. Entering the lower waterfall area of the canyon, known as the "Black Forest," the roaring sound of the waterfall grows louder. Admire the powerful cascade of water rushing down the mountain cliff, enjoy the coolness brought by the mist, and feel the worldly dust washed away.
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