Damehule
Damehule is located to the east of Mohule Township, 2.5 kilometers from the township government at the mouth of the valley. It is named after the Damehule River. As one of the important forested areas, it is also a well-known scenic spot. The area has numerous tributary valleys, each with its own unique features—such as Eagle Valley, Bear Valley, and Alemale Valley—named after their local produce and wildlife characteristics, making it a treasure trove rich in diverse tourism resources. The main valley is 26 kilometers long, with the upper part connecting to Little Kuodeng. Damehule is famed for its vast and diverse wild apple orchards, making it a resource-rich scenic destination in Gongliu County. The main valley spans 26 kilometers, with the upper region leading to Little Kuodeng.
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