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'''Taroko''' ({{XL|Thaixlofkoq}}; {{w|Taroko National Park}})


'''Taroko''' means the "magnificent and beautiful". Long ago a tribeman of the [[Truku]] aboriginal tribe saw the beauty of the azure Pacific when he walked out of the gorge. Astonished by the elegance of the scene, he cried: "Taroko!".
'''Taroko''' means the "magnificent and beautiful". Long ago a tribeman of the [[Truku]] aboriginal tribe saw the beauty of the azure Pacific when he walked out of the gorge. Astonished by the elegance of the scene, he cried: "Taroko!".
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Latest revision as of 09:37, 24 May 2022

Taroko (Thaixlofkoq; Taroko National Park)

Taroko means the "magnificent and beautiful". Long ago a tribeman of the Truku aboriginal tribe saw the beauty of the azure Pacific when he walked out of the gorge. Astonished by the elegance of the scene, he cried: "Taroko!".