Xianrenji Trail

Chiayi Attractions

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The Xianren Pit Trail has three entrances, located near County Road 162甲 at the 14 km mark, and two entrances along Township Road Jia 154. Besides returning along the original trail, visitors can also take a roundabout through nearby roads. Waterfalls, streams, and traces of water erosion on rocks are a notable feature of the Xianren Pit Trail. Entering from the northern entrance located at the bridge head, one can immediately see the potholes on the giant rocks beneath the bridge. Following the steps down, evidence of water erosion can be found on the cliff walls and rocks. Among these, the most famous are the "Yuluo Cave," resembling a conch fossil, and the "Xian Footprints," which have led to legends of celestial beings visiting this place. Descending to the intersection of the trail close to the creek, one path crosses the stream and leads to an entrance approximately 0.5 km on Township Road Jia 154; the other path extends south towards the starting point of Township Road Jia 154. Entering the southward wooden boardwalk, visitors are immediately surrounded by a large cedar forest. In addition to the welcoming cedars on both sides, there are various species of Taiwan's native shrubs and ferns. This section of the trail, while appearing long, except...

Address:Meishan Township, Chiayi County 603

Xianrenji Trail Introduction

The Xianrenpu Trail has three entrances, located near County Road 162甲 at kilometer 14, and two entrances on Township Road 154. Besides retracing back along the original trail, you can also take a detour through nearby roads. The scenery of the Xianrenpu Trail is characterized by waterfalls, streams, and traces of water erosion on the rocks. Entering from the northern entrance near the bridge, you'll immediately see the potholes on the boulders under the bridge. As you descend down the stairs, you can discover signs of water erosion on the rock walls and boulders. Among them, the most famous are the "Jade Snail Cave," resembling a sea snail fossil, and the "Xian Footprints," hence the legend that an immortal once descended here for a visit. At the intersection close to the stream valley, one path crosses the stream and leads to the entrance about 0.5 kilometers along Township Road 154; the other path extends southward toward the starting point of Township Road 154. Walking along the wooden plank path that extends southward, you'll be surrounded by a large cedar forest. In addition to the welcoming cedars on both sides, there are also various native shrubs and ferns. Although this segment of the trail appears long, other than a small uphill section at the northern starting point, the elevation changes are minimal, making it quite easy to walk. It takes about 30 minutes to reach the southern entrance, making it a suitable route for family outings. If you choose to return to the starting point along Township Road 154, you can enjoy the scenic views of the trail weaving through the forest and observe the changes in vegetation and landscape, which is quite enjoyable. This segment, less than 500 meters, does not take much of your time or energy to reach the entrance about 0.5 kilometers along Township Road 154. From here, descending down the stairs leads you back to the original trail intersection. DATA Trail Length: Approximately 900 meters Walking Time: About 50 minutes Challenge Level: Level 1 (Family-friendly) Entrance A: Near the starting point of Township Road 154 GPS: 23°33'37.1"N 120°36'34.1"E Entrance B: Near kilometer 14 on County Road 162甲 GPS: 23°33'44.6"N 120°36'42.8"E Entrance C: Near 0.5 kilometers on Township Road 154 GPS: 23°33'42.8"N 120°36'44.1"E

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