Tri-Mountain National Scenic Area Headquarters

You can reach Shulian Cave (Fanyin Temple) by turning right after leaving the gate of the tourist center (Hsinchu County Highway No. 41 4.55K). It is a natural arched cave and the northernmost, lowest (altitude 150 meters), largest and most eye-catching temple cave among all the temples on Lion’s Head Mountain.

If you turn right after returning to the original path, you can walk across a trestle bridge and trail that stretches across the Shizi River. There is also a bridge made with glutinous rice completed in 1918 during the Japanese Colonial Era that has a rich nostalgic atmosphere.

Here you can overlook the great scenery of sky-and-valley-on-the-same line created due to river erosion. Greens and shelters are filled along the trail and it takes about 1350 meters to complete the trail.

Trail Length (M): 00(1350)
Traveling Time: 30(60)
Things to Pay Attention to Along the Way: Shuilian Bridge, bridge made with glutinous rice
Traveling Reminder: Please be aware that the trail is slippery and exercise caution when walking.