Attractions

Qingqing Grassland is the most popular attraction of Qingjing Farm, among which the "Sheep Baa Strip Show" is the most famous.
The endless stretches of green grassland, with flocks of sheep passing through it from time to time, resembling the scenery of the Northland, enjoying the title of "Peach Blossoms in the Fog", is the most popular tourist attraction in the central region. Is it not happy to wander in it?

Cingjing Small Swiss Garden is known as "Taiwan Little Switzerland" and "Peach Garden in the Fog" because of its Nordic beauty, so it is named "Cingjing Small Swiss Garden".

Located at an altitude of approximately 1,800 meters, this elevated scenic walkway prioritizes a friendly tourist environment. It separates pedestrian and vehicular traffic, employing a steel-framed elevated structure with a wooden boardwalk. The walkway is approximately 1,600 meters long and 2.5 meters wide. Its height is adjusted according to the terrain, allowing visitors to safely enjoy views of the main attractions in the Cingjing area along Provincial Highway 14A.

Qingjing Skywalk

Hehuan Mountain, known as the "Snow Township," is located at the junction of Hualien County and Nantou County. It is the watershed of Taiwan's main rivers Dajia Stream, Zhuoshui Stream and Liwu Stream.

Provincial Highway No. 14 (Dayuling to Wuling Section) is the highest road in Asia. There are two entrances to Dayuling and Wushe. From Dayuling to the mountain, you can enjoy the landscape of the Zhongheng Highway. If you enter from Wushe , The first line goes directly to Mount Lu, and the first line goes through Qingjing Farm, Meifeng, Cuifeng, Yuanfeng, Kunyang, Wuling to Dayuling. Along the way, there are peculiar alpine landscapes such as alpine hemlock, withered wood, and arrow bamboo forest prairie.

Aowanda National Forest Recreation Area is located in Huaar Village, Renai Township, Nantou County, Taiwan. In 1994, it was officially opened to the outside world. It is one of the most famous maple viewing spots in Taiwan. It has the title of "The Hometown of Maple Leaf" and has the Owan Nature Education Center.