Jiji Green Tunnel

　　The Green Tunnel is a section of provincial highway located in Jiji Township, Nantou County, Taiwan. It earned its name from the lush green canopy formed by the old camphor trees lining both sides of the road, creating a verdant, tunnel-like landscape. It is said that this section of the highway was first built in 1931 during the Japanese colonial period. The camphor trees along the road were planted and preserved by local residents and have now grown for over sixty years. Their dense foliage interweaves overhead, forming majestic arches.

　　When the first rays of morning sunlight filter through the leaves, sprinkling golden light over the ground, the Green Tunnel begins to play its daily welcome symphony. From the chirping of birds and loud buzzing of cicadas in the early morning to the chorus of frogs at night, in this green corridor you can leave behind the heavy burdens of daily work, immerse yourself in nature’s greenery, and enjoy the spontaneous music performance of the great outdoors.

　　The Green Tunnel, with its winding and straight stretches, offers every first-time visitor a soothing experience. The parking lots and wooden pavilions along the road often become favorite spots for travelers to take a break and capture the essence of these green spirits. Couples taking wedding photos on the road or lovers embracing tenderly nearby also add a touch of romance to this fresh and vibrant highway.

　　Jiji Green Channel Must-visit reason: Taiwan's only camphor tree green tunnel