Jiaolong Waterfall

The majestic and towering 'Jiaolong Waterfall', hailed as the 'Great Waterfall of Taiwan', is a magnificent waterfall formed by a fault line resulting from crustal movements. It is located on the rock face of the Tashan Weiling ridge, southeast of Fengshan. Its water source originates from Jiaolong Stream, a tributary of the upper reaches of Qingshui River. As early as the hand-drawn maps from the Japanese colonial period, it was marked as 'Daitaki' (O-Taki), meaning a waterfall of extremely grand scale, which demonstrates its awe-inspiring visual presence since ancient times.