Hao Bi Literature Trail. The Hao Bi Literature Trail is located on the Hao Bi Peninsula of Sun Moon Lake. It is a gentle forest trail about 1.5 kilometers long, encircling the lake, suitable for visitors of all ages to enjoy a leisurely walk. The Hao Bi Literature Trail is located on the Hao Bi Peninsula of Sun Moon Lake. It is a gentle forest trail about 1.5 kilometers long, encircling the lake, suitable for visitors of all ages to enjoy a leisurely walk, taking approximately 1 hour. The trail combines natural beauty with literature and art, featuring 12 stone tablets with poems themed around "love" along the route. These works are all created by renowned domestic writers and are accompanied by QR codes. Visitors can scan the code to enjoy audio-visual recordings of the authors reciting their poems, adding cultural depth and a romantic atmosphere to the journey. The trail entrance can be accessed via a small path next to the Chapel of Christ or the entrance of the Senior Citizens' Center (Sun Moon Lake Senior Citizens' Recreation Center, Yuchi Township). The entire trail is without stairs and has a gentle terrain, making it suitable for individuals with mobility issues (assistance recommended). The route is densely vegetated with active birds such as the Taiwan Barbet, Red-capped Liocichla, and Japanese White-eye, indicating rich ecological resources and a tranquil environment. The Hao Bi Literature Trail connects several historical and cultural attractions, including Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Pavilion, Hao Bi Pier, Yule Pavilion, and Xing Tan. Yule Pavilion is a Chinese-style hexagonal pavilion built in 1961, with Chiang Kai-shek's quotes displayed inside. It offers a panoramic view of the Qinglong Mountain Range, Lalu Island in the lake, Xuan Guang Temple, Xuan Zang Temple, and Ci En Pagoda, forming a beautiful visual axis known as the "Happiness Line," attracting many visitors to make wishes for happiness here. Xing Tan
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