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K’enting National Park
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K’enting National Park

park, Taiwan
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  • P’ing-tung

    …Taiwan’s first national park (K’enting National Park) and includes the largest forest vacation area in southern Taiwan. The Haucha model aboriginal village is at Wu-t’ai (Wutai). The San-ti-men (Sandimen) Bridge on the Wu-lo River is in the north, and the ancient Shih-men (Shimen) Battlefield and the O-luan-pi (Eluanbi) Lighthouse…

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    …Taiwan’s first national park (K’enting National Park) and includes the largest forest vacation area in southern Taiwan. The Haucha model aboriginal village is at Wu-t’ai (Wutai). The San-ti-men (Sandimen) Bridge on the Wu-lo River is in the north, and the ancient Shih-men (Shimen) Battlefield and the O-luan-pi (Eluanbi) Lighthouse…

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