Stress-Free Permits and Professional Logistics for Foreign Climbers
Scaling Mt. Jade (Yushan)—the highest peak in Northeast Asia—is a bucket-list achievement, but securing Yushan National Park permits can be a daunting challenge. Our 2-Day, 2-Night Jade Mountain Expedition is specifically designed for international travelers. We handle the complex bureaucracy, from National Park lotteries to Police Mountain Entry Permits, so you can focus on the climb of a lifetime.
Why Book Your Mt. Jade Trek With Us?
- Tailored for International Travelers: Complete English-language support and expert guidance through the entire application process.
- Permit Specialists: We maximize your chances of success by utilizing the specific "Foreigner Advance Quota."
- Small-Group Exclusivity: We cater to self-organized groups of 8–10 climbers, ensuring a cohesive and safe team environment.
- Compliance & Safety: We manage all official government filings, including Paiyun Lodge residency and Mountain Entry Permits.
Mt. Jade Permit & Application Guide
Securing a spot on Mt. Jade requires precision timing. Here is how we help you beat the odds:
The "Foreigner Advance Quota" Advantage
- Exclusive Slots: 24 spots per day are reserved for international trekkers (Sunday to Thursday).
- Early Access: Applications are submitted between 4 months and 35 days before your trek.
- The Lottery Backup: If the advance quota is full, we transition your team into the Standard Lottery system.
Route Difficulty & Requirements
- Grade: Level 3 (Strenuous).
- Total Distance: 21.8 km (Round trip).
- Elevation Gain: Approx. 1,350m.
- Requirement: Guests should be fit enough to walk 6–8 hours a day with a 5–8kg pack. High-altitude trekking experience is highly recommended.
What to Pack: Mt. Jade Gear Checklist
- Essentials: 30–40L Backpack, moisture-wicking layers (no cotton), down jacket, waterproof hardshell, hiking boots.
- Technical: Headlamp (mandatory for the 4:00 AM summit push), trekking poles, 2L water capacity.
- Personal: Power banks (no charging at Paiyun Lodge), sun protection, and personal medication.
Altitude Sickness & Safety Disclaimer
Safety First: Our guides are trained in Wilderness First Aid (WFA). If a guest shows symptoms of Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS), the guide has the absolute authority to halt the ascent and initiate a descent for the guest's safety.
