Kaipi Honghuang Stone Tablet — During the Tongzhi period, when Japanese forces invaded Taiwan, Wu Guangliang was ordered to plan mountain development and aboriginal pacification. He personally inscribed these words on a giant rock by the Zhuoshui River at the foot of Caoling in Jiji Pu, and then sent people to explore the mountains.

Kaipi Honghuang Stone Tablet. During the Tongzhi period, when Japanese forces invaded Taiwan, Wu Guangliang was ordered to plan mountain development and aboriginal pacification. He personally inscribed these words on a giant rock by the Zhuoshui River at the foot of Caoling in Jiji Pu, and then sent people to explore the mountains. During the Tongzhi period, when Japanese forces invaded Taiwan, Wu Guangliang was ordered to plan mountain development and aboriginal pacification. He personally inscribed these words on a giant rock by the Zhuoshui River at the foot of Caoling in Jiji Pu, and then sent people to explore the mountains. In the first year of Guangxu, the "Batongguan Historic Trail" was opened, benefiting future generations. The magnificent spirit of its creation and the record of the Kaipi Honghuang Tablet serve as an eternal example. The Ministry of the Interior designated this tablet as a national first-class historic site. In 2001, with funding from the Water Resources Agency of the Ministry of Economic Affairs, the surrounding environment of the historic site was tidied, beautified, and drainage facilities were improved. The characters on the Kaipi Honghuang Tablet are powerful and full of ancient charm. In front of it are the old piers of the Jiji Bridge, and behind it is Lion's Head Mountain. Hikers may wish to stop here to admire and reflect on ancient times. Address: 南投縣集集鎮攔河路2號 Hours: 00:00–23:59 Nantou