Chin Shan Yen Hui Chi Temple

It’s a very mild walk on Chi Shan Yet circle. Yet, it’s meaningful enough to recognize fantastic stones and greens. There is also an historical elementary school back to Japan colony time

Quiet and peaceful, relaxing!

It’s a beautiful Taiwanese Buddhist temple located on top of a hill, it was quite a discovery to find this temple, one must walk through a trail in the middle of a lush forest and walk several steps and handrails decorated with exquisite details on sculptured granite to get there, once you are there you will find a hidden gem, this temple is beautifully ornamented and well kept, is quiet and comforting since is far from the crowds and not known for tourists

Great place for couple and family site seeing. This is a finely managed temple where there is voluteer that would clean the mountain. We went there when it's abit raining but it gave the mountain another sense of peace and quiet. As usual if the place is raining I don't recommend bring elderly friends as the stairs tend to be slippery. The mountain has about 200 steps and you can find yourself infront of a majestic temple. Behind it are more ways for you to stroll around the mountain. Don't worry if you are tired, there are small huts that you can rest there. I do suggest to bring your own water, extra clothes, and towels just incase you had a sweaty hike. The entire stay time is around 30 to 60 min, if you are looking for site to picture, be creative. There are alot of angles you can choose.

ancient relic, a good scenic spot for slow walk