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Yushan Wild Animal 2
Yushan wild Animal.
YuShang Hiking
YuShang Wild Animal
Matterhorn/Cervino - Panorama
Panorama of the Matterhor/Cervino (to the right) and the Grandes Murailles from the Blu Lake near Cervinia/Breuil
The Dexterous, The Cute-- Yellow-throated Marten by Wei-Hsun Tsai
There are about 50 species of mammals in Yushan, including the precious Taiwanese rare endemic Formosan Serow, Formosan Sambar, Formosan Black Bear, Formosan Wild Boar and Formosan Macaque.
The Taiwanese rare endemic animalâFormosan Macaque by Tian Deng LU
Yushan National Park has 12 species of freshwater fish, 228 species of butterflies, accounting for half of Taiwan\'s butterfly species; 18 kinds of reptiles, including a large portion of endemic specie
The Taiwanese rare endemic bird_Swinhoeâs Pheasant_by Wei-Hsun Tsai
There are about 151 species of birds in the Yushan National Park area,, including almost all of the forest resident birds, such as the Taiwanese rare endemic Mikado Pheasant、Swinhoe’s Pheasant、Formosa
The Taiwanese rare endemic bird_Mikado Pheasant_by Chung Hann WU
The Taiwanese rare endemic bird—Mikado Pheasant by Chung Hann WU
The Affable Yushan by Yu Lfn Wu
Yushan is most characterized by its variety scenery in different seasons and the large biodiversity. Mountain hikers from all over the world are all welcome.
Mt. Jade Main Peak in Spring by Yu Lfn Wu
Mt. Jade Main Peak in Autumn by Jhau Pang Syu
Mt. Jade Main Peak in Autumn by Jhau Pang Syu
ade Main Peak in Winter by Ming Jing Jhuang
Mt. J Mt. Jade Main Peak in Winter by Ming Jing Jhuang The abundant and diverse ecological resources make Yushan an excellent area for ecological travel.
The Aerial Photograph of Yushan by Min Ming Chen
Yushan is the catchment area of the three major rivers in Taiwan: Jhuoshuei River (central Taiwan), Gaopin River (southern Taiwan), the Siouguluan River (eastern Taiwan).
The Starry Night of Yushan_by Rong Shan Liou
The sky in Yushan is clean and the light pollution is few. The excellent height and location make Yushan a rare astronomical resort in the densely populated Eastern Asia.
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The Aerial Photograph of Yushan by Min Ming Chen
Yushan is the catchment area of the three major rivers in Taiwan: Jhuoshuei River (central Taiwan), Gaopin River (southern Taiwan), the Siouguluan River (eastern Taiwan). 4.894735
Yushan (Mt. Jade) Main Peak in Winter by Ming Jing Jhuang
The abundant and diverse ecological resources make Yushan an excellent area for ecological travel.
Yushan (Mt. Jade) Main Peak in Autumn by Jhau Pang Syu
With rich cultural and natural resources coupled with the changing outlook of the seasons, Yushan is characterized by tourism, academic research and environmental education function.
Yushan (Mt. Jade) Main Peak in Spring by Yu Lfn Wu
Yushan (Jade Mountains) are resided in the central Taiwan. Raised by the geology act between Eurasian Continental Plate and Philippine Sea Plate, Mt. 4.608695
