Hanxi Suspension Bridge Introduction
Hanxi Suspension Bridge is located in Hanxi Village, Datong Township, spanning the upper reaches of Fanshe Stream. It has a total length of 324 meters and is decorated with colorful diamond totems of Taiwan's indigenous peoples, symbolizing the ancestral spirit eye of the Atayal people. The colors are vibrant and beautiful, making it the longest and most beautiful rope suspension bridge in Yilan County. Hanxi is also the name of a stream and a place name, originally called Hansr Creek. Due to the deep valley of the upper source of Fanshe Stream and the fast-flowing, cold waters, it is referred to as Hanxi. The Hanxi Suspension Bridge serves as an important connection between Hanxi Village and Huaxing Community. Standing on the bridge, visitors can enjoy stunning views of the entire valley and gaze upon the lush green mountains. This suspension bridge, featuring distinctive characteristics of Taiwan's indigenous culture, has become an important landmark of Hanxi Village. Walking on the Hanxi Suspension Bridge offers a view of the green mountains and valleys, allowing one to experience the beauty of a tranquil rural area, away from the hustle and bustle of the city. After crossing the bridge, visitors can explore the nearby Hanxi Village, ancient trails, and the mysterious ruins of Hanxi Shrine for a small trip filled with the unique style of mountain tribes.
