Kaohsiung Chai Mountain Mystery Tour｜Xiaojuilu Ancient Road, Yilianyoumeng Secret Half-Day Tour

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— What You Can Expect —

• Chai Shan

Known as Shoushan, this mountain is located in the southwestern coastal area of Kaohsiung City, serving as a natural barrier for the city. Its geology consists of uplifted coral reef limestone, featuring numerous natural caves.

• Mountain Entrance and Longmen Pavilion

Visit Longyan Spring next to the trailhead, one of the famous Eight Scenic Spots of Fengshan from the Qing Dynasty. Experience its powerful water flow during the rainy season, attracting many visitors to play. Rest at Longmen Pavilion, the first stop on your hike, where Formosan macaques often gather for close observation. —When observing Formosan macaques, ensure your safety and that of your belongings, and do not feed them.

• Longgu and Zhuilu Old Trail

Marvel at the U-shaped canyon formed by elevated coral reef rocks, bathed in sunlight filtering through the crevices, releasing the fatigue of hikers. The Zhuilu Old Trail, a narrow path measuring just 30 meters long and 30 centimeters wide, runs along the cliffside, reminiscent of the Zhuilu Old Trail in Hualien, hence its name.

• Thailand Valley and a Veil of Dreams

Explore Thailand Valley, featuring towering cliffs formed by elevated coral reef rocks, adorned with ancient banyan trees whose aerial roots create a natural barrier. Among them stands a century-old orange tree, said to be over 400 years old. Venture into the Veil of Dreams, a hidden paradise next to Thailand Valley that’s inaccessible without a guide. Inside, a curtain of colorful climbing vines creates a dreamy scene, making it a must-capture spot for social media enthusiasts.

• Acacia Terrace and Yazu

Visit Acacia Terrace, perched on a cliff overlooking the sea, where a century-old acacia tree provides the perfect spot to enjoy breathtaking sunsets. Explore Yazu, a popular viewing area known for its shade from a banyan tree and complimentary drinking water provided by the Water Team. This spot attracts many visitors and Formosan macaques, so be mindful of your safety and belongings while enjoying the scenery.