Liyushan

Liyushan is a summit reaching 601 meters in Shoufeng Township, with stone and wooden steps cutting through deciduous forests. These pathways connect the forested slopes to an observatory platform positioned at the peak.

The summit served as a third-order triangulation station in Taiwan's surveying and mapping system. This role connected it to the broader effort to chart the island's geography.

The mountain draws bird watchers and nature enthusiasts who come to observe resident species in their natural surroundings. This role as a wildlife viewing destination has made it a gathering place for those interested in local ecology.

Multiple hiking routes with varying difficulty levels allow visitors to choose a path suited to their fitness level. Early morning visits offer the best chances for spotting wildlife and hearing bird calls.

On clear days, the summit observatory offers views of the Pacific Ocean stretching across the eastern horizon alongside farmlands and mountain ridges. This combination of valley, agricultural, and ocean views creates a panorama that many visitors overlook.