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Taiwan has a fabulous 180-degree landscape

The rest pavilions on the way from Wugu Lingyun Road to Lions Head Industrial Road are mostly cemeteries. Whether to stop here by bike. It depends on each person's mood.

Very good, not many people

The terrain is high and the view is good, it is a must-pass for visiting Chaoyin Cave and climbing Jianshan

One of the mountain pass, convenient for parking!

There is an intersection in front of the pavilion to drive to Chaoyin Cave Next to the pavilion, go straight and go straight down the mountain to Balilongmi Road (near Guandu Bridge ☆If there is a traffic jam from Luqiao to Bali, you can take the mountain road here. The road is narrow and only allows one car to pass. It is difficult to pass the test. Those who fail the test will not It is recommended to go this way) Next to the pavilion, you will go up and down at the intersection and go up and down on the left side. Next to the high-voltage tower, you will see a wild cherry tree (which will bloom only after the New Year's Day). There are two fork roads in front of Di Gong Temple (Go up on the right and go to the top to connect to the middle section of Tough Guy Ridge. Go up Tough Guy Ridge and go down to Lingyun Temple) There are two fork roads in front of Di Gong Temple (Go straight on the left and follow the road, and you will see a private monastery. Next to his entrance, there is an upward Yeshan Road leading to Lingyun Temple) There is a downhill road to Chaoyin Cave directly behind the Di Gong Temple (It should be the ropeway. Listen to tourists. It is easy to go up to Di Gong Temple and go down to Chaoyin Cave. The road is more difficult to walk) There are banana trees and plantain trees planted by climbers next to the temple, as well as wild papaya trees, mulberry trees, grapefruit trees, persimmon trees, and orange trees. The mountain is the Guanyin Mountain National Park Reserve. It is forbidden to cut trees at will (the forest ranger from the Forest Management Office is patrolling on the mountain)

Few people will come up this route, even Wugu routes that people don’t know. If you like fewer people, it’s really good.

The elevation is 153M, and you can park on the side of the road, but from then on to the Zhanshan Observation Deck (elevation 383M), the steep rise is about 230M