二子坪+面天山

The top of "Mian Tian Shan" is my favorite place to watch the changes of clouds and mists. Sometimes the scenery is clear, and the strong wind blows in an instant, making the clouds and mists rush past my eyes, and the scenery becomes white. When the cloud and fog dissipated, the scene emerged from the fog again. Climbing up to the Miantianshan Observation Deck, you can see a wide field of vision. You can see Beitou and Guandu Plain in Taipei City. Even 101 is clearly visible. It is far away from Guanyin Mountain in New Taipei. The pastoral scenery scattered in the countryside of Zhizhi provides a panoramic view of the beautiful landscape. My favorite tea steamed bun "Mian Tianshan", flipping through my hiking album, the last time I visited was September 2020... It's been a long time.... Before the Chinese New Year, go to see if the old tree is still tall and straight, and it has been raining recently... There should be a "mushroom" figure.... Walk up the long stairs from the "Qingtian Temple", and you can see the Guanyin Mountains on the left. In the first half, it seems that there will be tall green bamboo forests and acacia trees with martial arts masters appearing at any time... I felt tired at first, but after walking a few times, I felt that it was quite smooth and easy to walk. Grassland (Xiangtianshan) and broad-leaved forest (Miantianshan) | Different from the lush forests of Miantianshan, Xiangtianshan Miscanthus is swaying in waves under the north wind blowing, as if to give a warm applause to the visitors. Facing Tianshan Mountain - 977M above sea level, beautiful, conical bell-shaped peaks, lush forests on the trail, covered with ferns on the ground. Looking at the changes in the clouds and fog on the top of the Tiantian Mountain, the original clear landscape, after a while the clouds and fog hit, the scenery at the foot of the mountain on one side became white, the clouds and fog drifted away, and the scene emerged from the fog.

It's not bad to come to Erziping to walk around the sky and to the Tianshan Mountain!