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Landmark · Douliu

Alishan No.28 Giant Tree

Immerse yourself in the ancient embrace of Alishan's towering No.28 Giant Tree, where centuries-old natural grandeur inspires awe and tranquility. Wander through this lush forest sanctuary in Chiayi County, Taiwan, as gentle rays filter through dense foliage and the fresh, earthy scent of moss and pine refreshes your soul. This majestic giant stands as a testament to time, inviting travelers to connect deeply with nature’s enduring spirit and discover the hidden magic of a serene mountain forest. Awaken your adventurous spirit and find peace among these towering guardians of the wilderness.

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October to December and March to May offer crisp air and vibrant foliage

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Most videos filmed Dec during winter. July is moderate - a good balance of visitors and space.

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October to December and March to May offer crisp air and vibrant foliage

2–4 hours

Comfortable hiking shoes, Camera or smartphone for photos, Lightweight backpack, Water bottle, and Weather-appropriate clothing

Nature Lovers, Hikers, Solo Travelers, Photographers, and Adventure Seekers

The nearest major airport is Taiwan Taichung International Airport (RMQ), approximately 2 hours’ drive from Alishan Township, accessible via scenic mountain roads.

Find cozy mountain lodges, rustic guesthouses, and local inns in Alishan Township that offer easy access to forest trails and stunning sunrise viewpoints.Book a stay →

Pair your hike with sunrise sightseeing at Alishan’s famous lookout points, a ride on the historic Alishan Forest Railway, and cultural visits to local indigenous villages.Book a tour →

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