Mountain Climbing and Hiking Two Day Trips Route B

You may travel on what was once a tribal warpath, and experience the Wilderness. This is a hiking path that combines culture and history. Test the Pulaisitao Warpath for yourself and feel the footprints of history. Then, you could visit the rose tree garden and admire the elegant, beautiful figures. Finally, you can visit the Liouguei Orphanage to play with the kids and show your love and care.

  • Day 1

  • Mountain City Rose Tree Garden
  • Liouguei Dongxi Bridge
    Liouguei Dongxi Bridge

    Casting your eyes over the horizons from the Provincial Highway No. 27, you will see a red arch bridge with girders resembling two handles of a basket lifting the deck up, and that is the Dongxi Bridge. Sitting against the backdrop of a clear blue sky, the bridge radiates liveliness.

  • Baolai Visitor Center (Old Tree Square)
  • Day 2

  • Baolai
  • Pulai Stream Xitoushe War Road
    Pulai Stream Xitoushe War Road

    The trail is the namesake of the Pulai Xitou Tribe that found itself situated at the watershed separating the Laonong River and the Baolai River. At the beginning of the 20th century, a Japanese anthropologist came across the relics of the Tribe, which also included the battlefield trail. The trail was built circling up the Meilong Hill to transport construction materials for a fort on the top in the Japanese colonial era, which was used to regulate the indigenous activities. The trail then became known as the Pulai Xitou Tribe Battle Field Trail now, serving as a reminder of history.

  • Zhulin Recreation Farm
    Zhulin Recreation Farm

    The Zhulin Recreational Farm is located beside the Southern Cross-Island Highway. Sprawling across 400 to 1300 meters above sea level, the farm is where visitors can enjoy nice weather, appreciate the beauty of the Central Mountain Range, and take in the full view of the gurgling Baolai River below. In winter, the farm is turned into a secret paradise with plum flowers blossoming everywhere.

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Last Update:2022-06-14

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