Read the following for how to use your keyboard to browse the album： Up：Show photo menu Down：Hide photo menu Left：Last photo Right：Next photo ESC：Leave album Pulai Stream Xitoushe War Road Baolai was originally named Pulai. Xitoushe is located where the waters divide between the Laoning Stream and Baolai Stream, and was originally inhabited by the Zou tribe. The war road is about three kilometers long and is elevated around 450-500 meters high. The amount of time it takes to walk the total distance is approximately one hour. This road was built along the ridge by the Japanese people during the Japanese Colonial Period so that military supplies could be transported to the peak of Baolai, allowing a fort to be built on Meilong Mountain, with goals to suppress fierce armed resistance from local aborigines. The road is not very steep and chairs are available along the path for visitors to rest if they are tired. The route is suitable for all ages to travel on. It is lined with rich plants, including bamboo grooves, acacia, thyme, and plum gardens. It offers views overlooking Baolai Stream and Laonong Stream and beyond. Travel info Travel typeHikingSight seeingOutingMt. climbingForest bathHistorical sitesThere’s a saying thatThe war road was built because during the early Japanese Colonial Period, the aborigines attempted to resist the Japanese people. The Japanese people came up with an intelligent idea and transported ammunition, mortars, and other weapons along the ridge at night, turning the path that was originally used by the aborigines into a military road. They also built a gun emplacement on Meilun Mountain opposite Xitoushe in preparation for an attack. However, the aborigines still tried to ambush the Japanese people along this road.Address高雄市六龜區Tel886-8-7992221Traffic InformationDriving: 1. Travel along the Provincial Highway 21 North from Qishan to Jiaxian, then take Provincial Highway 20 to Baolai. 2. Take National Highway 10 and exit to Qishan interchange, then take Provincial Highway 28 through Qishan and Meinong. Next, take Provincial Highway 27A through Liugui and connect onto Provincial Highway 27. Finally, take Provincial Highway 20 to Baolai, which is located at the 87km marker on the highway. Public transport: Take a Kaoshiung Transportation Co. bus to Baolai. Longitude/Latitude：23.10646/120.70132 Nearby places 5Scenic spots Liugui Dist.Bulao Hot Spring AreaDistance4.77KM Liugui Dist.Miaotong TempleDistance1.62KM Liugui Dist.Baolai Hot Spring AreaDistance0.12KM Liugui Dist.Zhulin Recreation Farm Distance1.31KM Liugui Dist.Meilunshan TrailDistance4.77KM Travel Map 14Restaurants Liugui Dist.Binyuan Hot Spring VillageDistance4.58KM Liugui Dist.Baolai Snack-barDistance0.35KM Liugui Dist.Huangbinshan SeafoodDistance0.09KM Liugui Dist.Manyi HotelDistance0.29KM Liugui Dist.Qing Yi Xuan Garden RestaurantDistance4.92KM Liugui Dist.Honglai Hot Spring VillageDistance0.34KM Liugui Dist.Bulao Hot springVillageDistance4.84KM Liugui Dist.Baolai Shan Seafood HotelDistance0.29KM Liugui Dist.Fangchen Hot springDistance0.5KM Liugui Dist.Fu Shan RestaurantDistance4.79KM Liugui Dist.Guolan Hot springDistance0.18KM Liugui Dist.Meilunshan Hot Spring VillageDistance4.58KM Liugui Dist.Shan Zhi LianDistance0.35KM Liugui Dist.36 Coffee Distance0.29KM Travel Map 6Itinerary Flavors of Indigenous Homelands One Day Trips Route A Mountain Climbing and Hiking Two Day Trips Route B Hot Springs and Health Half-Day Trips Route A Hot Springs and Health One Day Trips Route A Hot Springs and Health Two Day Trips Route A Delicacies and Delights Two Day Trips Route A Travel Map Diyuan Temple Back to list Xinwei Scenic Bridge