Center Point of Taiwan Introduction
The Geographic Center Monument of Taiwan was established during the Japanese occupation and relocated to the top of Huzishan Mountain in 1952. In 1972, the area was developed into a beautiful park, and the monument was rebuilt again in 1979. Former President Chiang Ching-kuo inscribed the four characters “mountains clear and waters beautiful” on it. By following the steps behind the monument, visitors can reach the summit of Huzishan Mountain, where they can enjoy a serene and distant view of the surrounding mountains, making it an excellent spot for viewing the night scenery of Puli.
