Lala Mountain Scenic Area
Last updated 2026-11-15 — This is the place with the most oxygen in Taiwan. In late autumn, when green leaves turn yellow and red, the scenery is exceptionally poetic. Lala Mountain was the original name of Daguanshan. Strolling along the phytoncide trails, you can also find Taiwan hemlock, beech, mountain cherry blossom, Taiwan azalea, green maple, sweet gum, Taiwan holly, and occasionally spot Formosan macaques and Mikado pheasants. The protected area is home to thousand-year-old sacred trees, and currently there are 22 numbered Taiwan red cypress trees, making it the forest reserve with the highest number of Taiwan red cypresses in Taiwan. Lala Mountain has a cool climate, fertile soil, and is often shrouded in mist, making it suitable for growing temperate fruits. The peach season every June and July attracts large numbers of visitors to the mountain.
Lala Mountain Scenic Area
This is the place with the most oxygen in Taiwan. In late autumn, when green leaves turn yellow and red, the scenery is exceptionally poetic. Lala Mountain was the original name of Daguanshan. Strolling along the phytoncide trails, you can also find Taiwan hemlock, beech, mountain cherry blossom, Taiwan azalea, green maple, sweet gum, Taiwan holly, and occasionally spot Formosan macaques and Mikado pheasants. The protected area is home to thousand-year-old sacred trees, and currently there are 22 numbered Taiwan red cypress trees, making it the forest reserve with the highest number of Taiwan red cypresses in Taiwan. Lala Mountain has a cool climate, fertile soil, and is often shrouded in mist, making it suitable for growing temperate fruits. The peach season every June and July attracts large numbers of visitors to the mountain.
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