Five Yuan Two Jiao

Five Yuan Two Jiao is approximately 1600 meters above sea level, surrounded by lush Moso bamboo forests. The pavilions and green corridors along the path are all crafted from Moso bamboo. The name's origin lies in the pavilions' rooftops, which feature various cornered designs ranging from triangular to nonagonal, summing up to forty-two corners in total. Additionally, there is one round pavilion, which is counted as one 'yuan'. Therefore, the combined total is 'Five Yuan Two Jiao', which is the origin of the name. It resembles Taiwan's version of Kyoto's Arashiyama, offering not only a tranquil escape from the bustling world but also occasional sightings of Swinhoe's pheasants moving through, creating an atmosphere akin to a fairyland.