The Top 20 Peaks in the Hsuen Mountains

That's why you did the climb! Enjoy the view and think about whether you wouldn't like to go further because then you would be (almost) alone. Pleasant change after the crowds on this lovely weekend.

The Banpingshan is the mountain opposite the Teapot Mountain. From here you have a great 360 ° view of the "Teapot Mountain", the sea and the mountains. read more

The "Yangmingshan National Park" is located north of Taipei and can be reached by public transport. MRT to "Jaintan Station". Right next to the MRT station the "Bus R5" starts … read more

From the "Teapot Mountain" you have a wonderful view of the sea and the mountains. The path from "Jinguashi" to "Teapot Mountain" places no particular demands on hikers, the trails are paved and well signposted. read more

One of the peaks with a view of the city. There's also a small shelter here if you get caught in the rain. I recommend continuing on; it becomes more secluded and the paths become more natural over time.

The "Mt. Qixing" is 1,120 m the highest mountain in the "Yangmingshan National Park". He is a former volcano. As a sign of the still ongoing geothermal activity can be found in various places hot springs and fumaroles. read more

The "Mt. Qixing" is 1,120 m the highest mountain in the "Yangmingshan National Park". He is a former volcano. As a sign of the still ongoing geothermal activity can be found in various places hot springs and fumaroles.

Another summit with another beautiful view of the city. In addition to a well-developed path with steps, you can also take a shortcut with a climbing section secured with a rope.

Well-maintained paths with countless steps also lead up this mountain. There are boards incorporated into the pavement that indicate the distances to the reference point.