Zhonghe Nanshijiao Flag Ridge

Entering from Lane 34, Section 2, Zhonghe Xingnan Road... Passing through a residential area and a parking lot... Going up a small step that is not inconspicuous... You can see the indicator to Yuantong Temple... There are no tourists along the way. Less...After passing Yingri Stone, National Flag Ridge, Renci Temple...finally arrived at Yuantong Temple...The scenery along the road also overlooks the 101 building from the beginning...On the way, you can see the oven land and land public...even Crossing the National Highway No. 3 at the foot of the North Second High... It only takes about 40 minutes to walk easily... It is a very approachable trail...

Come here to exercise on holidays, the place is very big, there are a lot of sports equipment,

Simple exercise trail Suitable for walking for the elderly Climbing high and looking far away fresh and comfortable

Introduction to Guoqiling (extracted from internet data) Qiqiling, 172 meters above sea level, also known as Wainanshijiao Mountain, is the root point of the Land Survey Bureau. The origin of the name Qiqi Ling was because when the RC left the United Nations in the 1960s, some veterans living nearby felt the current national crisis. They climbed the mountain and raised the national flag to show their enthusiasm for the government. Later, the mountain friends wrote "National Flag Ridge" on a wooden board. Standing on the ridge, the name "National Flag Ridge" has since become a popular place for mountain climbing. Later, veterans of the mountain friends worked together to build a hexagonal pavilion for resting. Along the Qiqiling trail, there are sunshields and a huge old banyan tree with a twisting root. The nearby overlooks the Zhonghe city and the North Second High. Now the local government has added pavilions and chairs for resting along the trail. On the "National Flag Ridge", continue walking 2-3 hundred meters to reach the famous Yuantong Temple via Changshou Mountain.