Taroko Gorge

Taroko Gorge is a river-carved marble gorge located within Taroko National Park and carved by the Liwu River. It is internationally notable as one of only three river-carved gorges cut entirely through pure marble and lends its name to one of Taiwan's nine national parks. The site is used for recreation and tourism; archival moving-image material documents visitor footage, and organized events such as the Taroko Gorge Marathon are associated with the area. The provided sources do not record any historical incidents, death-related events, or named supernatural entities tied to the gorge. No folkloric or paranormal accounts appear in the supplied materials, and there are no investigative claims or explanatory theories regarding hauntings or curses in those sources. The absence of such material in the provided documents is noted as a limitation of the current source set rather than a comprehensive statement about all possible local folklore.