Zhushan Culture Park
Monday-Sunday: 09:00-17:00
Last admission: 16:00
Closed on: Tuesday
Fenghuang Nature Education Area (NTU Tea Plantation)
Monday-Sunday: 08:00-17:00
Yoshan Tea is closed on Lunar New Year's Eve.






The Zhuoshan Da'an Mountain area's rugged landscape is a result of the Jia zouliao Creek's rapid currents cutting through the hard sandstone layers, creating majestic gorges and streams. The Taiwanese saying, "The first step reaches the navel, the second step reaches the eyebrows," perfectly captures the area's challenging roads.
The Nantou County Government built the Ladder Suspension Bridge here, spanning the hundred-meter-deep Tai Chi Gorge. From the bridge, you can enjoy a commanding view of the spectacular cliffs and cascading waterfalls, earning it the reputation of being the "Taroko of the West!"
As Taiwan's first step-ladder cable bridge, it is 136 meters long with 208 steps, and a height difference of 20 meters between the two ends. Situated above the Ladder Ridge with additional steps, it was named "Ladder Suspension Bridge" through a naming event, but most people prefer to call it "Sky Ladder." To experience the infinite charm of the Tai Chi area, we recommend a Sky Ladder hike (Nantou Zhuoshan Ladder Suspension Bridge) that will leave you in awe and invigorate your body and mind. Embrace the magnificent scenery and create the most beautiful legend in the mountains.
Temperature fluctuates greatly between day and night, and the mountain road is rugged and steep, with a round trip of approximately 4 kilometers. Visitors are advised to wear casual clothing and bring sufficient warm clothing. Individuals with heart conditions, high blood pressure, pregnant women, and those in poor physical condition should not enter.
Zhushan Culture Park
Monday-Sunday: 09:00-17:00
Last admission: 16:00
Closed on: Tuesday
Monday-Sunday: 08:00-17:00
Yoshan Tea is closed on Lunar New Year's Eve.
No. 590, Dinglin Rd., Zhushan Township, Nantou County

The Zhuoshan Da'an Mountain area's rugged landscape is a result of the Jia zouliao Creek's rapid currents cutting through the hard sandstone layers, creating majestic gorges and streams. The Taiwanese saying, "The first step reaches the navel, the second step reaches the eyebrows," perfectly captures the area's challenging roads.
The Nantou County Government built the Ladder Suspension Bridge here, spanning the hundred-meter-deep Tai Chi Gorge. From the bridge, you can enjoy a commanding view of the spectacular cliffs and cascading waterfalls, earning it the reputation of being the "Taroko of the West!"
As Taiwan's first step-ladder cable bridge, it is 136 meters long with 208 steps, and a height difference of 20 meters between the two ends. Situated above the Ladder Ridge with additional steps, it was named "Ladder Suspension Bridge" through a naming event, but most people prefer to call it "Sky Ladder." To experience the infinite charm of the Tai Chi area, we recommend a Sky Ladder hike (Nantou Zhuoshan Ladder Suspension Bridge) that will leave you in awe and invigorate your body and mind. Embrace the magnificent scenery and create the most beautiful legend in the mountains.
Temperature fluctuates greatly between day and night, and the mountain road is rugged and steep, with a round trip of approximately 4 kilometers. Visitors are advised to wear casual clothing and bring sufficient warm clothing. Individuals with heart conditions, high blood pressure, pregnant women, and those in poor physical condition should not enter.