Jade Mountain
Yushan, towering in the center of Taiwan Island, China, is the highest peak on the island, with an altitude of 3,952 meters, and is known as the "highest peak in East Asia". Located in the middle of the island of Taiwan, it has a unique geographical location and has become a landmark natural attraction on the island of Taiwan.
Jade Mountain
The peaks of Yushan are continuous, the mountains are majestic, and the clouds and mist are shrouded all the year round, like a fairyland. In winter, the mountain peaks are covered with snow, covered in silver, which is even more holy and mysterious, so "Yushan Snow" has become one of the eight scenic spots on Taiwan Island, attracting thousands of tourists every year.
Jade Mountain
Historically, Yushan is a sacred mountain for the indigenous people of Taiwan Island, the Bunun and Zou people, and is full of rich cultural and historical heritage. In the hearts of the aborigines, Jade Mountain is not only a mountain, but also a place of their spiritual symbol and cultural inheritance.
Jade Mountain
In Yushan, visitors can visit Aboriginal villages to learn about their way of life, traditional crafts, and unique singing and dancing culture. In addition, mountaineering activities are also a major feature of Yushan. Hiking along the ridge, through the clouds and mist, and reaching the top of Jade Mountain, overlooking the island of Taiwan, is an indescribable shock and enjoyment.
Jade Mountain
In addition to the natural landscape and aboriginal culture, Yushan also has a wealth of products, such as high-quality alpine oolong tea, which has a strong tea aroma and endless sweetness, which is a must-try specialty for tourists.
Jade Mountain
Yushan, the top of this treasure island that combines natural beauty, profound history and culture, and unique cultural customs, is waiting for every tourist who loves nature and advocates culture to explore.
Jade Mountain