This 600-meter trail takes you through a serene forest filled with towering ancient cypress trees.
It begins near the Alishan Forest Railway station and is easily accessible. The path is paved and includes wooden boardwalks, making it a comfortable walk even for those with mobility issues.
As you start the trail, you’ll be immediately surrounded by the dense forest. The air is fresh and filled with the scent of cedar and earth. The canopy overhead creates a dappled light effect, adding to the tranquil and mystical atmosphere of the trail.
As you walk, you’ll encounter several significant trees. The Three Generations Tree is particularly fascinating; you can see how new trees have grown from the roots and trunks of older ones, creating a living history of the forest. The Elephant Trunk Tree is another must-see, with its distinctive shape that captures the imagination.
The remnants of the original Sacred Tree are a poignant reminder of the forest’s ancient past. Nearby, the new Sacred Tree stands tall and proud, offering a place for reflection and appreciation of...
Read moreThis trail is renowned for its ancient trees, some of which are thousands of years old, showcasing a remarkable blend of biodiversity and natural history. Once a hub for logging during the Japanese colonial period, Alishan has since been transformed through conservation efforts into a celebrated eco-tourism destination. The trail features a captivating collection of towering trees with diverse shapes and sizes, offering visitors an immersive experience in a forest of giants. A walk along this path is sure to leave a profound and...
Read moreA great opportunity to learn about the history of Alishan. The walk among the giants gave us the opportunity to appreciate the awesome power of nature. The local guide shared his vast knowledge of the trees (some as old as 2000 years old) and how these trees survived so many generations. Took the chance to breathe in all in the endorphins and bring them back to...
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