新北市坪林區 Pinglin District, New Taipei City
The cobblestone and pillowwood footpath meanders meandering and ascending the steps into the lush mountain forest. Insects chirp and birds sing and the natural beauty of the original environment. The view from the towering spot overlooks the serene curves of the Kitai Expressway, and vehicles meander along a highway like a stick-box. Small cars are fun. The mainland tea workers who moved to Taiwan in the early years came far from Fujian. Because of their inspiration, there are more and more tea farmers who come to the festival. Today, the main faith of the tea farmers in Sengping Shulun has become the home of the whole country spirit. It is said that within the area, there is a “think tank” dedicated to the tea farmer's protector, “Mother of Tea Tree”. It is said that this great-grandmother has traces of more than 200 years. Located next to the Ping Shulin Tea Factory Museum, the mountain trail behind the Ping Shulin Giant Stone Sculpture Rest Park. After the observation deck, you can climb the “Kinko See-tip”, one of the three tips of the Ping Tree Forest, which stands out from the observation deck.
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Nearby attractions such as Yuping Shulin Commercial Zone, Ping Shulin Tea Factory Museum, and trails such as (Fish Catch) Yumobori Stream Fish Walking Trail, Kitesekei Safari Fish Walk Trail, Kitesekei Safari Fish Walking Trail can be visited. Walk down the old bridge at Ping Shulam Street and follow the footpath of both banks of the Kitase Stream, along the footpath along the two banks of the Ping Shu Lam Stream. Along the way, you can observe the results of the river conservation. The stream is clear and the fish floats in the streams and flash under the sunlight. Shine, waterfowl dance for food, listen to the rushing streams, look out over the mountains and the greenery of the mountains, the water of the pine trees hanging from the bridge straddling the two banks of the stream. Take a walk around the beautiful scenery, perfect for a family walk. In the middle, there is the Kitse Creek river viewing fish walking trail
Snow Mountain Tunnel. Ping Shulam is known as the tea village. Looking out from the mountain path, you can see a large lakeside village surrounded by a large lake, tea-tree groves and houses dotted with houses. Behind the mountains, you can get to the tea factory and make your visit to the tea village even richer! Just starting from the Ping Shulin Tea Leaf Museum, passing through the Ping Shulin Giant Stone Sculpture Rest Park, visit Ryuhu Chajin, then climb up the steep wooden steps and enjoy the scenic beauty of the Pingshulin Mountains as you climb. When you go to Kinko Seji, you can see the Yuen Mou Mountains at a distant point, as well as Mount Shangpu. Then go to Yuen Mountain, just below. Located in the Pingshui Forest area of New Taipei, the Yuanmao Mountains, the Wapushang Mountains and the Kinko Sees tip, collectively known as the “Samsung of Ping Shulin”, can be circled by the O Mountain Range.
The main transportation route between Qingyao Freshwater Hall (now Taipei) to Kamalan Hall (now Yilan). Taman South Road was an important economic tea road during the Qing Dynasty. Early adopters sought to grow tea in the mountains, and later came to Taiwan to start trading in Hong Kong. Tea became the main export product of that era, and influenced the government to encourage Liu Ming to travel Taiwan along this mountain path and open up the huge road to Yilan. Today, the South Road of Amalan is also known as the “Tawlan Special Road”, from Wanhua, Liucheong Plow to Deep Dung, Big Stone Quay through Ping Forest, Giant Slope, Big Stone Sign to Yilan Jiao Stream or Tau Cheng, including the Existing Ancient Trails and Running Ma Walk. This area includes the Big Rock Bihu Baobao Line Road and the Shidong Koko Trail. It is the “Tawlan Ancient Trail”
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