Xian Shan, Mountain summit in Taiwan.
Xian Shan is a mountain summit standing at approximately 760 meters, accessible by multiple routes that cut through thick forest. These trails wind through trees and undergrowth before reaching the peak.
The mountain served as a geographical marker across centuries and appears in regional mapping records from multiple sources. Its documented presence in both regional traditions marks it as a point of long-standing geographical importance.
The name Xian Shan means Immortal Mountain and reflects traditional reverence for nature in local beliefs. Visitors can sense this spiritual connection through how the landscape is cared for and respected by those who know it.
Spring and autumn offer the most favorable weather for climbing, making these seasons ideal for planning a visit. Wear sturdy shoes and bring water, as the trails can be steep in places.
The mountain appears in geographical records from both sides of the region, giving it a special role in local mapping history. This dual documentation makes it a remarkable point for anyone exploring border areas.
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