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[New Taipei Pinglin] Guanyintai Trail/Taiwan’s highest bronze Guanyin/Snow Mountain Tunnel in the best location/Tea Village Wonderland X Image Guide｜New Taipei Pinglin Guanyintai X Taiwan tourist attractions image navigation It used to be Tinglin Shrine, but now no remains of the shrine can be found. Later, a snow mountain tunnel was built next to it. According to legend, the snow tunnel originally lived with nine dragons. After the snow tunnel passed, three of the dragon tails were cut off. In order to prevent the three dragons from harming the world, they got a bronze Guanyin to calm them. , This is the source of Guanyintai. Guanyintai is known as the tallest bronze Guanyin in Taiwan, and it is about 11 meters high with lotus pedestal. To reach Guanyintai, you need to climb 198 steps of stairs, with a great view from above, and you can see Mazu Chajiao behind the Tea Museum directly opposite. Go up after the Guanyintai, there is a pavilion on it, next to the pavilion is the best place to take a photo with the snow mountain tunnel, remember to come up and take a photo. On the whole, the trail here is not long, but due to the rapid ascent, it will soon reach the commanding heights. The above is clean and cool. If you go to Pinglin, I recommend a visit.

From the perspective of Guanyin Bodhisattva, you can see Pinglin Old Street, Snow Mountain Tunnel and Beishi River Basin underneath, with a good view

If this review is helpful to you or like the photo, please click like in the lower left corner, thank you for your encouragement. You can overlook the entrance of the Snow Mountain Tunnel, walk over the parking lot from Pinglin Old Street, and climb more than 100 steps to reach the distance.

Go up the stairs from the entrance and walk to Guanyintai in a few minutes. The trail has guardrails and is well maintained. Thank you! Guanyintai and the statue of Mazu on the other side of the river jointly protect the Pinglin area, which has a unique local culture. The surrounding scenery is beautiful, and you can enjoy several well-known scenic spots in Pinglin.

Pinglin Guanyintai can be walked up from the small road next to Pinglin Junior High, and you have to go through a long ladder to reach the top. The top is a circular square, and the center is a statue of Guanyin. From the square, you can overlook the scenery of Pinglin and the National Fifth Snow Mountain. The entrance of the tunnel, the blue Pinglin arch bridge, the Tea Museum, and Pinglin Old Street are intertwined into a beautiful landscape.

When you see the golden statue of Guanyin Bodhisattva in Pinglin, it is like a landmark in Pinglin. You can climb up from the small road next to Pinglin Junior High and follow the stairs step by step. Once boarded, the view is excellent, and you can see the settlements of the National Fifth Cars, Pinglin District, and the tea gardens around the hillside. When I searched for the first time, I strayed into the trail, but still entered the stairs, and was able to visit Guanshiyin Bodhisattva.

Free attractions, about 10 minutes' walk away The old trail is relatively gentle, and the newly built stairs are steeper and require some footwork