Dahan Bridge Introduction
If you want to create an unforgettable mountain adventure for yourself, the Northern Cross-Island Highway is undoubtedly the best destination. However, driving all the way there just to face the majestic mountains would be a shame! Besides picking honey peaches, tasting indigenous delicacies, and enjoying the breathtaking mountain scenery, there are many interesting things to do along the Northern Cross-Island Highway! This time, start your exploration of 101 new ways to enjoy the Northern Cross-Island Highway from the Dahan Bridge, and play along Route 7 with a different perspective. This extraordinary trip will definitely be unforgettable! The Dahan Bridge, which is 72.5 meters long and 4 meters wide, features a striking red bridge body that spans the Tamankong Valley. The bridge’s steel arch flows in a streamlined shape, creating a dramatic contrast with the steep mountain cliffs. The standard equipment for coming here is an insatiable curiosity and a passionate spirit. With determination like that, stand atop a bridge that is 24 stories high and feel your spirit soar! Overlooking the valley that plunges over 100 meters deep, imagine yourself as an eagle soaring in the wind, where the mountains and blue sky seem within your reach, experiencing the thrill while being awed by the stunning scenery. The world is beneath your feet, allowing life's pressures to be released with a loud shout of "Let it go!" Visiting Dahan Bridge in the autumn is a hidden gem known only to insiders. Every year around mid-November, the fragrant maple trees on the mountain add vibrant colors to the endless green of Dahan Bridge. The blend of red, yellow, and green mountains shines under the sunlight, contrasted with the gradient blue sky, creating a dazzlingly beautiful scene that immerses one in the strong autumn atmosphere. This colorful and grand annual party is not to be missed! Another seasonal event is the "May Butterfly Chase," featuring the endemic species of Taiwan - the Formosan Swordtail, and Japan's national butterfly - the Purple Butterfly, showcasing these two dreamy butterfly species and accompanied by the local gray butterfly. The vibrant ballet of butterflies amidst the beautiful mountain scenery is stunning, and if you're lucky, you might just encounter them!
