Hushan Mountain

Tainan Attractions

虎頭山上的景觀餐廳視野非常好
虎頭山上的景觀餐廳視野非常好

Yujing, formerly known as "Jiao Baye," was the site of a large armed anti-Japanese movement led by Yu Qingfang and others in the mountainous area of Nanhua Mountain during the Japanese colonial period in 1915, which resulted in heavy casualties and is referred to as the Jiao Baye Incident. Hutou Mountain is located to the east of Yujing, with an elevation of 239 meters. As the name suggests, it is named for the shape of the mountain resembling a tiger's head and is an ancient battlefield of the Jiao Baye Incident. At the summit, there is a monument commemorating the anti-Japanese martyr Yu Qingfang. This is the highest point in Yujing, and from the top of the mountain, one can take in the breathtaking views of the Chianan Plain, Yujing, Nanshi, and the beautiful scenery of the Alishan mountain range in the distance. Along the path to the summit, there are many Irwin and local mango trees planted on both sides, creating a stunning sight when the flowers bloom in April and May, and when the fruits are abundant in June and July. Surrounding the mountaintop, several elegant and culturally rich scenic garden restaurants have been built, where visitors can enjoy the vast landscape shrouded in mist while listening to beautiful music and savoring coffee, local Yujing mango ice treats, and special mango dishes.

Address:Hutoushan, Yujing District, Tainan City 714, Taiwan

Hushan Mountain Introduction

Yujing, formerly known as Jiaobanyan, was the site of a large-scale armed anti-Japanese action led by Yu Qingfang and others in the mountains of Nanhuashan in Yujing during the Japanese colonial period in 1915, known as the Jiaobanyan Incident due to its heavy casualties. Hutoushan (Tiger Head Mountain) is located to the east of Yujing, with an elevation of 239 meters. Named for its resemblance to a tiger's head, it serves as the ancient battlefield of the Jiaobanyan Incident. At the summit stands a memorial for the anti-Japanese martyr Yu Qingfang, marking the highest point in Yujing. From the top, one can enjoy a panoramic view of the Chianan Plain, Yujing, Nanhsi, and the magnificent scenery of the Alishan mountain range. The pathway to the summit is lined with Aiwen and local mango trees, which bloom beautifully in April and May, and bear fruit in June and July. Additionally, several elegant and culturally rich scenic garden restaurants have been established around the peak, where visitors can enjoy the vast misty landscape below while listening to beautiful music and savoring coffee, local Yujing mango ice products, and special mango dishes.

Hushan Mountain Travel Information

Address:Hutoushan, Yujing District, Tainan City 714, Taiwan


Transportation Methods:Nearby Bus Station: Hutoushan Station (Tainan City Bus Green 20-1 Xiaohuang Bus)


Tickets:Free admission


Remarks:*In the summer, there may be afternoon thunderstorms in the mountains, so it is recommended to bring rain gear. Mosquitoes are more prevalent in the mountainous areas, so it is advisable to carry insect repellent or wear long-sleeved clothing.*


Other Nearby Attractions: Zengwen Reservoir Scenic AreaLiouyi Mountain Hiking TrailNanying Astronomical Educational ParkNanhua Visitor CenterJiaxian Fossil Museum (Temporarily Closed)Dingkan Q-version Deity Painted VillageJiaxianshan Temple Yuan Song Taizu TempleJiaxian Cat Alley Painted VillageNan-Po Golf ClubTainan Zuo Cheng Fossil Park


Nearby Cuisine: Old Village Chief View RestaurantMasha GardenGreen SpaceLittle Elf RestaurantYuching Mango Shaved Ice ShopYu-Ching Township Agricultural Association Passionate Boy Mango Ice ShopFu Tsai Rice CakeOld Ox Uncle Pork Blood and Pork Lung Cake Specialty StoreShan Long Ting Snake Meat RestaurantAiwen Township Ice Island - Tainan Yujing Store


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