Luliaokeng Tung Blossom Trail

Take a trip to Luliaokeng and discover natural treasures hidden among the mountains and forests! This 'Tung Blossom Trail' connects ancient trees, tung blossoms, wetlands, and historical culture. Starting from the 300-year-old sacred Taiwan Banyan, it passes through a Tung Blossom Tunnel, a firefly viewing area, and a wetland farm, visiting Shiye Shiniang (Stone Grandpa and Stone Grandma) and General Zou Hong's former residence, finally arriving at the Zhong Family Compound. It is a well-integrated forest path rich in attractions. Among these, the most enchanting highlight is the 'Wetland Farm Trail'! Located at the top of Danshuiwo, it boasts a complete water source and an undeveloped pristine ecosystem. Snails, loaches, wild ducks, and various bird species thrive here. While walking on the forest trail, you can hear the delightful songs of the Taiwan Blue Magpie and the Taiwan Barbet, and witness the Crested Serpent Eagle circling in the sky, like a symphony of nature. Summer nights are the best-kept secret for firefly viewing. It's recommended to bring binoculars to make the entire journey even more exciting! Luliaokeng Tung Blossom Trail Difficulty: Medium-High Length: 7.2 kilometers Trail Conditions: Stone slab paths, original dirt trails, service roads, asphalt roads Trail Type: Two-way access Trail Entrance: No. 260, Wuhe St., Qionglin Township (Luliaokeng Yizhan)