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Fushoushan Farm (Taiwan)

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Fushoushan Farm is located in the mountain range between Xueshan and Hehuanshan in northern Nantou County. Established in 1957, it sits at an elevation between 2,100 and 2,614 meters, making it one of the highest farms in Taiwan. Originally founded to settle veterans and experiment with high-altitude agriculture, the farm spans approximately 800 hectares. It is world-renowned for its premium apples, pears, and peaches, as well as the exclusive Fushoushan tea. The farm features spectacular panoramic views of the surrounding 3,000-meter peaks and is famous for its autumn foliage and spring cherry blossoms. Tianchi Lake, located at the farm's highest point, is regarded as a site of significant spiritual energy. Historically, Fushoushan Farm was a pioneering project in the agricultural development of Taiwan's extreme alpine regions.

Best time to visit & climate

The most pleasant time to visit is Apr, Oct, Nov.

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📋 Practical info

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What is this place?
Fushoushan Farm is a high-altitude agricultural station in Taiwan known for its orchards, tea fields, and panoramic mountain views. It plays a significant role in regional agriculture and tourism.
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Visiting
The farm is open to the public and gives various hiking trails through the plantations. Visitors can observe the agricultural operations and explore the well-maintained gardens.
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Where to view it
The farm sits at over 2,000 meters elevation, providing spectacular views of Taiwan's central mountain range. The viewpoint near the tea house is a great spot for a break with panoramic vistas of forested hills.
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Local products
The farm grows seasonal fruits such as peaches, pears, and apples, sold at farm stores. The high-mountain tea cultivated here is also highly regarded and a popular souvenir.
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Active season
The main fruit harvest period is in late summer and autumn, while tea picking occurs in spring and summer. The farm is open year-round, with each season offering its own unique appeal.
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Nearby
A visit to Fushoushan Farm can be paired with a trip to Hehuanshan Mountain for remarkable sunrise views. The Wuling Pass, Taiwan's highest road, is also nearby.

Geography

Coordinates
24.24050, 121.24500

Facts

  • The farm was officially established in 1957.
  • Its highest point reaches an elevation of 2,614 meters.
  • The total area covers approximately 800 hectares.
  • The farm is famous for the 'King of Apples', a massive grafted tree.
  • Tianchi Lake is located at an altitude of 2,580 meters.
  • The annual apple harvest typically begins in October.

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Sights in the town Fushoushan Farm (7)

Wufanaiweishan🌿 nature

Wufanaiweishan is a prominent mountain peak overlooking the agricultural terraces near Fushoushan Farm.

Rendaishan🌿 nature

Rendaishan is a scenic mountain peak that frames the verdant landscape surrounding Fushoushan Farm.

Shuanshan🌿 nature

Shuanshan is a rugged peak in the high-altitude region offering sweeping views over the Fushoushan Farm.

Lokah📍 landmark

Lokah is a distinct local attraction situated amidst the scenic agricultural environment of Fushoushan Farm.

Apple King📍 landmark

The Apple King is a famous, heavily grafted apple tree serving as a botanical attraction at Fushoushan Farm.

Lishan Cultural Relics Gallery🏛 museum

The Lishan Cultural Relics Gallery is a local museum exhibiting historical artifacts of the Fushoushan Farm region.

dao temple⛪ religious

This Daoist temple is a tranquil place of worship positioned in the highland environment near Fushoushan Farm.

Sights nearby

Frequently asked questions

What is the highlight of the farm?
The magnificent view and maple leaves in autumn.
How to get there?
Only by car or private tour bus.
When to book?
For overnight stays many months in advance.
Is the area very cold?
It can freeze there in winter.
Are there hiking trails?
Yes, there are some nice walking paths on the farm.
Fushoushan Farm: where is it located?
Fushoushan Farm is located in Taiwan.
Fushoushan Farm: what is there to see?
Highlights include Wufanaiweishan, Rendaishan, Shuanshan.
Fushoushan Farm: when is the best time to visit?
The most pleasant time to visit is Apr, Oct, Nov.
Fushoushan Farm: why is it worth visiting?
Fushoushan Farm is located in the mountain range between Xueshan and Hehuanshan in northern Nantou County.
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