Yushan National Park is located in Central Taiwan. Beautiful mountain peaks are offering majestic views. The main peak of Mt. Jade, standing 3,952 meters above sea level, is the number one peak in Northeast Asia. The natural vegetation changes with the altitude and the various types of forests breed a rich variety of wildlife. There is also Batongguan Traversing Trail, a historical asset built during the Qing Dynasty. The whole area contains precious ecological resources and cultural and historical sites.

Yushan National Park is the country's second national park. The park covers an area of 103,121.4 hectares and is a typical subtropical alpine national park. To protect its unique natural landscapes, wildlife, and historical sites and provide ecological conservation research and recreational activities for the public, the Yushan National Park Administrative Office (referred to as the Administrative Office) has actively planned and improved software and hardware facilities, promoted environmental education and raised the quality of recreation activities. "Ecological Yushan. Serving Yushan. Taiwan's Sacred Mountain. International Mountain" are the four main goals for the vision, and the synergy of all related agencies has been achieved to effectively improve the overall management performance and service quality for visitors of the national park and sustainability for generations.