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Last updated 2026-09-25 — When it comes to irrigation canals, many people think of the Chianan Irrigation System built by Yoichi Hatta mentioned in history textbooks. However, on Xuetian Mountain behind Taichung Success Railway Station, there is a century-old aerial irrigation canal called Zhigao Canal, which is a hidden gem for leisure and exercise among residents of Wuri and Dajia...

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When it comes to irrigation canals, many people think of the Chianan Irrigation System built by Yoichi Hatta mentioned in history textbooks. However, on Xuetian Mountain behind Taichung Success Railway Station, there is a century-old aerial irrigation canal “Zhigao Canal,” which is a private spot for leisure and exercise among residents of Wuri and Dajia.

The Zhigao Canal Trail is a hidden gem for leisure and exercise among residents of Wuri and Dajia. (Photo / forward_fantastic_world)

The Zhigao Canal Trail is lush with greenery along the way. (Photo / Council of Agriculture, Executive Yuan)

Since its construction during the Japanese colonial period, the “Zhigao Canal” has drawn water from the Fazi River in Nantun to irrigate the rice fields of Wuri and Dajia. In recent years, with the addition of trail facilities, this agricultural water conservancy project has also become a hidden hiking and sightseeing spot. The trail is lush with greenery, and the canal path stretches about 6 kilometers. Upon reaching the mountain’s triangulation station, you can see a vast field of silvergrass, attracting many visitors for hiking and photography.

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Reaching the mountaintop, where there are no shelters, offers a unique experience. (Photo / rpeipei.0412)

The mountaintop offers great visibility, and from different directions, you can take in the full panoramic view of the Dajia and Wuri areas. (Photo / travelerannamin)

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