Limited-time stunning horizontal Milky Way in early summer!

By MOOK Scenic Spots, compiled and reported
 
The stunning horizontal Milky Way exclusive to early summer shines brilliantly on Hehuan Mountain, with its dreamy starry sky as picturesque as a painting.

Hehuan North Peak, due to its high altitude, has no light pollution at all and lower impurities in the air, offering a clear 360-degree panoramic view, making it a popular spot for stargazing and photography in summer.

In addition to the well-known reflector panel, Hehuan North Peak also features a famous tree, allowing travelers and photography enthusiasts to capture unique and stunning compositions. Under the magnificent starry sky, a uniquely shaped Taiwan juniper creates a particularly beautiful scene.

Visiting the mountain at this time also offers the chance to see the beautiful Yushan azaleas. With their pink and pale white blossoms, the Yushan azaleas will adorn the Hehuan Mountain scenery with extraordinary charm—but travelers should seize the late spring to early summer window, or the flowers will fade.

Located above 3,000 meters in altitude within a frequently foggy zone, Hehuan Mountain Forest Recreation Area often features vast seas of clouds that roll in like waves, drifting and surging, complemented by layered mountain ranges resembling an ink-wash landscape painting.