By / Scenic Spots Home (compiled and reported)
A 12-meter-long skywalk offers breathtaking 180-degree mountain views, and the stunning glass reflections have captivated countless social media users. It's perfect for dates, relaxation, or just clearing your mind.
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Dreamy glass reflections make for amazing photos. (Photo / look1221)
Located at 174 Wing Riders Station in Dongshan, Tainan, this skywalk became an instant sensation when it opened two years ago. Originally built as a private retreat for motorbike enthusiasts who love to travel, the owner couple decided to open it to the public — not for profit — through an appointment-only system, hoping to share the beauty of the mountains and forests with more people.
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174 Wing Riders Station has built a 12-meter skywalk on the mountain. (Photo / 174 Wing Riders Station, the same below)
174 Wing Riders Station was renovated from an abandoned farmhouse and features a 12-meter skywalk on the mountain. Originally created as a private getaway for the owner couple during their retirement, they’ve now opened it up so visitors can also enjoy this beautiful scenery.
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To admire this beautiful mountain view, you must first secure a reservation through the fan page — access is only granted upon successful booking.
To protect the environment and ensure a quality visitor experience, those wishing to visit must first make a reservation via Facebook message. Entry is only allowed after a successful booking.
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Enjoying the beautiful sunset from the skywalk.
The owner couple originally ran a pet café, so they also welcome travelers to bring well-behaved, non-aggressive pets. However, pets must be kept on a leash at all times, and owners are required to clean up after them to avoid inconveniencing others.
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