Erjian Mountain Trail Introduction
The Erjian Mountain Trail is approximately 380 meters long, weaving through tea plantations and industrial roads, and can connect to the mountain ridge trail. The trail offers expansive views along the way, allowing for a leisurely stroll surrounded by mountains, making it an excellent scenic trail for sunrise. In the past, the area was filled with longan trees, and the ancestors cut down the trees to create charcoal kilns, transporting the product down to sell at markets, leaving behind many ancient paths that now serve as the foundation for today's hiking trails. The endpoint of the trail is the Erjian Mountain Leisure Tea Garden, touted as the highest viewpoint, featuring an elegant pavilion where visitors can sit and enjoy the refreshing mountain breeze. The tea garden stretches down the slope like a green carpet, connecting with the layered mountain ranges in the distance, creating a picturesque scene akin to a utopia.
