Shei-Pa National Park covers an area of 76,850 hectares on the central Taiwan range, slightly to the north of central Taiwan. This is a region of magnificent mountains: within the park are 51 peaks over 3,000 meters high. It is an area of mostly wild and undeveloped country with a range of wildlife that includes many rare and endemic species. The park was founded to protect and study this splendid wilderness, maintaining the natural environment and all the forms of life it includes. Conservation is therefore the first priority for Shei-Pa National Park, and a large proportion of its land is set apart as ecological protection area, or special scenic area, with limited access for ordinary visitors.
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