Zhuotong Mountain Introduction
Jiu Tun Mountain, with an elevation of 977 meters, is not shaped like a wine barrel, but instead resembles a series of nine water buckets. The winding industrial roads offer unique characteristics. At the summit, the leisure farm and guesthouses are surrounded by lush greenery. From the observation deck, visitors can overlook the entire Greater Taichung, Changhua, and Nantou, with mountains, valleys, and streams all visible. Often, ships traveling across the Taiwan Strait can be clearly seen. During the day, there are dawn clouds, while in the evening, the sunset casts an orange glow, and at night, the beautiful nightscape is captivating. Especially after rain, the sea of clouds weaves through the mountains, with peaks rising and falling, resembling small islands in the sea, creating a constantly changing and enchanting view in the valleys.
