Taiwan's Scenic Peaks and Viewpoints
This collection features the high-altitude summits of Yushan National Park and the rugged landscapes of Kaohsiung’s Maolin and Tengzhi areas. It includes Taiwan’s highest peak, Yushan, alongside the craggy terrain of the South Peak and the expansive alpine meadows of Sanchashan. Lower-elevation highlights include the dramatic meanders of the Zhuokou River at Tu shi wan, the narrow rock formations of Ghost Axe Canyon, and the Begonia and Spruce trails within the Tengzhi National Forest Recreation Area.
A Yushan
Yu Shan or Yushan, also known as Mount Jade, Jade Mountain, or Mount Yu, and known as Mount Niitaka during Japanese rule, is the highest…
B Xiangyangshan
Xiangyang Mountain is a mountain in Kaohsiung, Taiwan with an elevation of 3,603 m.
C Sanchashan
Also known as Hayinsha Mountain, this 3,496-meter peak in the Central Mountain Range is known for its proximity to Jiaming Lake and its wide alpine meadows.
Yushan South Peak
Standing at 3,844 meters, this peak is designated as one of Taiwan’s 'Ten Steeps' due to its rugged, rocky terrain and prominent position within the Yushan Range.
Yushan East Peak
Yushan East Peak is a mountain of the Yushan Range located in the Yushan National Park.
Snake's Head Mountain View
A viewpoint in the Maolin National Scenic Area overlooking a unique landform created by the Zhuokou River that resembles the head of a cobra.
Guan yun tai
An observation platform frequently used for viewing the sea of clouds that forms over the valleys of the Tengzhi National Forest Recreation Area.
Xiu xi ting
A trailside rest pavilion providing views of the surrounding forest and mountain ridges.
Lu zhuan jiao
A scenic bend along the mountain road offering panoramic views of the river valleys below.
Xiu xi ting
A wooden shelter for hikers located along the mountain trail network.
Xiu xi ting
A rest stop for hikers situated within the forested terrain of the mountain range.
Qiu hai tang bu dao
A 1.4-kilometer trail in Tengzhi National Forest known for its diverse native begonia species and views of the surrounding peaks.
Yun shan bu dao
A forest trail lined with ancient spruce trees leading to viewpoints overlooking the southern reaches of the Central Mountain Range.
Jia xian da qiao
A distinctive purple arch bridge spanning the Qishan River, serving as the gateway to the mountain town of Jiaxian.
Yun shan bu dao
A section of the Spruce Trail featuring dense evergreen forest and observation points at high elevation.
Tu shi wan
A sharp meander of the Zhuokou River that resembles the shape of a catfish, viewed from the roadside above the valley.
Duo na gui fu shen gong xia gu
A narrow, towering rock gorge carved by the river, accessible during the dry season near the village of Dona.
Qing ren pu bu
A multi-tiered waterfall located near the Neiyechi Suspension Bridge in the Maolin mountains.
Nei ye chi diao qiao
A suspension bridge spanning the river valley, providing a vantage point for viewing the Lover's Waterfall and surrounding cliffs.
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