Yushan Southeast Peak

East Xiaonan Mountain rises to an elevation of 3,771 meters, forming part of the extensive Yushan Mountain Range in northern Kaohsiung.

The mountain paths have served as traditional routes for indigenous communities who traversed these territories across multiple generations before modern hiking began.

East Xiaonan Mountain ranks as the ninth peak in the 100 Peaks of Taiwan series, representing a significant achievement for mountaineers exploring the country.

Hikers must obtain permits from Yushan National Park authorities and prepare adequate supplies, as weather conditions at high altitudes change rapidly.

The summit provides views of the surrounding peaks arranged in a double-cross formation, with Mount Jade positioned at the central point.

GPS coordinates: 23.43903,120.96340

Latest update: March 17, 2025 20:05