The Alishan Giant Trees Trail is a beautiful walking path in Taiwan’s Alishan National Scenic Area. It’s famous for its ancient trees, including cypress, yellow cedar, and spruce. The trail has two sections, with a total of 41 giant Formosan red cypress t
The Alishan Forest Railway is a charming narrow-gauge train that winds through Taiwan’s scenic mountains. It’s known for its historic routes, stunning views, and the nostalgic journey it offers through Alishan’s lush landscapes
The Alishan Sister Ponds are two serene alpine ponds nestled in the mountains. The Elder Sister Pond is larger and features a cypress pavilion, while the Younger Sister Pond is smaller. They are surrounded by lush forests and have a poignant legend of lov
nestled in Taiwan’s Nantou County, is a serene alpine lake famed for its clear waters and picturesque surroundings. It’s a popular destination for its cultural significance and natural beauty, offering a tranquil retreat and various recreati
Enjoy a boat tour on Sun Moon Lake, Taiwan’s largest lake, with stops at key piers and stunning views of nature’s beauty and misty vistas and includes a visit to Lalu Island, the sacred ground of the Thao tribe
The sunset at Alishan is a breathtaking spectacle. As the sun dips below the mountains, the sky is painted with strokes of pink, orange, and purple hues. The clouds reflect the sun’s farewell dance, creating a peaceful and picturesque end to the day
The Xiangshan Visitor Center, located at Sun Moon Lake, boasts a unique architectural design. Its wood-patterned exteriors and wings stretch like human arms embracing the earth. Additionally, two giant canopy structures, each 34 meters long and 8 meters t
Sun Moon Lake is often shrouded in mist, creating ideal conditions for growing famous black tea. The tea, known as Ruby Red #18, is a fine artisan tea loved worldwide
The Xianglin Sacred Tree is a remarkable tree located in the Alishan National Forest Recreation Area. It is a Guangwu cypress and stands 43.5 meters tall. This tree was chosen as the second Sacred Tree of Alishan through an online vote in 2006, after the
