Zhuangwei Mountain Introduction
The 977-meter-high Jiutong Mountain does not resemble a wine barrel; instead, the peaks stretch like nine water buckets, with winding roads adding unique character. The mountaintop platform features a leisure farm and guesthouses surrounded by lush greenery. From the viewing platform, one can overlook the entire Greater Taichung area, as well as Changhua and Nantou, with mountains, valleys, and streams all in view. Ships frequently crossing the Taiwan Strait are also clearly visible. During the day, one can enjoy the morning mist and sea of clouds, the orange-red sunset in the evening, and beautiful night views. Particularly after rain, the sea of clouds rests in the mountains, with peaks emerging and disappearing like small islands above a sea, creating a captivating spectacle of ever-changing clouds in the valleys.
