This area is known as "Kingdom of Insects". Experiencing
sudden, close encounters with fireflies, moths, butterflies,
and cicadas, and the sight of beetles alongside mountain
paths, bring moments of delight to visitors.
Firefly
Flora
Tengping Trail
Wood-oil Tree
As the land here was opened up more than a century ago, the settlers developed the camphor, tea, forestry, coal mining and silicon sand quarrying industries; and, in the process of this development, established numerous old trails.
The Lion Mountain, Tengping, Liouliao, and Danankeng trails of the Lion's Head Mountain area; the Daping Forest Trail and Penglai River Ecology Trail of the Nanjhuang area; the Mt. Wujhih Historic Trail; and the beginning and intermediate Mt. Jiali mountain trails all record traces of history.
Walk along these trails and you will be amazed to discover natural forests of ancient trees, flourishing vascular plants such as the large sea bean, and unique species of ferns. You will also be delighted by sights of eroded riverbank forms and the abundance of water plants.
Sapindus
Geography
Longmenkou
This scenic area is located at the boundary of Hsinchu County and Miaoli County where the hills enter the buffer zone of the mountainous region. The terrain here generally can be divided into river terraces, rugged hills and tall mountains.
Pothole
Climate
Climate
In the summer, high temperatures, humidity, massive rainfall, and tropical cyclones characterize the climate of the Mt. Lion’s Head. The hottest month is July and August with the average temperature of 27.9 ℃. January and February are the coolest month of the year, with average temperature of 15.45 ℃. The intensity of the rainfall is very high during the period of March to September. The region is very dry in the winter months from October to February.
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