Heping District, Mountain indigenous district in eastern Taichung, Taiwan.
Heping District is a mountain administrative division in eastern Taichung that spans a broad expanse of terrain across eight rural villages. The area features dense forests, steep slopes, and several river valleys running through the landscape.
The area became a district in 2010 after administrative changes combined the mountain counties into the current city structure. This reorganization merged the long-established mountain communities with a larger urban administration.
The Atayal people shape daily life across the eight villages here and keep their traditions alive in this mountain region. Visitors can see traditional crafts and local customs practiced in the communities.
The area is reached best by mountain roads, with local buses running on weekends and holidays. Visitors should bring proper footwear and clothing for changing mountain weather and watch for road conditions.
Guguan Hot Springs draws visitors with natural thermal pools surrounded by suspension bridges and mountain hiking trails. This combination of hot water and wild terrain attracts those seeking relaxation within the mountain landscape.
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