Dajianshan, Mountain summit in Heping District, Taiwan
Dajianshan is a summit in the Xueshan Range that rises to 3,594 meters (11,791 feet) above sea level and overlooks central Taiwan's mountain chains. The peak features steep rocky sections and alpine meadows that shift with the changing seasons.
The peak formed through tectonic processes that shaped Taiwan's mountain chain over millions of years. These geological forces created the landscape that draws hikers from across the region today.
Local mountain climbing groups conduct seasonal gatherings at Dajianshan summit, maintaining traditional hiking practices and environmental protection measures.
Visitors need permits from Shei-Pa National Park authorities and should check weather forecasts before attempting the ascent. The climb via the main trail requires good physical preparation and proper gear for high-altitude conditions.
The mountain rises 262 meters above the surrounding ridges, offering views of several neighboring high peaks from the summit. On clear days, hikers can spot distant peaks that are rarely visible from lower elevations.
The community of curious travelers
AroundUs brings together thousands of curated places, local tips, and hidden gems, enriched daily by 60,000 contributors worldwide.
