Yushan | 台北市立動物園資訊網

Analtitudeof3,952metersabovesealevelmakesYushan,alsoknownasMt.Jade,thehighestpeakinTaiwan.Itservesnotonlyasthesacredmountainof ...

An altitude of 3,952 meters above sea level makes Yushan, also known as Mt. Jade, the highest peak in Taiwan. It serves not only as the sacred mountain of both Bunun and Zhou tribes but also as one of the Five Great Mountains together with Snow Mountain, Xiuguluan Mountain, Nanhu Mountain and North Dawu Mountain. Visitors will delight in the vibrant and ever-changing landscapes painted by all four glorious seasons. The sight of azaleas blooming serves as a sign that spring is here; you will be standing above a sea of clouds in summer; the landscape celebrates autumn by suddenly erupting into a blanket of oxeye daisy flowers; the mountain tops will be capped with snow in winter — Yushan is literally a paradise all year round regardless of the season!

Yushan National Park was established in 1985, whose top destinations include New Central Cross-Island Highway, Tataka, Pantounkua and Nanxi Logging Trail. Besides its magnificent backdrop, Yushan is also ...