觀音山

Guanyin Mountain is a summit in southern Taiwan with several hiking trails that pass through thick vegetation and natural rock formations. The paths climb and descend through changing landscapes, offering different views and terrain along the way.

The mountain has been a gathering place for local communities since ancient times. Over the centuries, traditional ceremonies and festivals have taken place on its slopes and at its base.

The mountain is named after Guanyin, a Buddhist deity of compassion, and this connection shapes how local people relate to this natural space as a sacred site.

The trails have rest stops and water stations spaced throughout, making them easier for people of different fitness levels. Spring and autumn offer the most comfortable hiking conditions with pleasant weather.

From the summit on clear days, you can see the city below and the ocean beyond. The sunrise and sunset hours offer particularly striking views of this panorama.