A hidden camping gem with a bamboo tunnel rivaling Kyoto’s, offering exclusive views of starry skies and sea of clouds
By MOOK Scenic Spots Jun(e), compiled and reported
Whether it’s China’s bamboo forests or Japan’s Arashiyama, the lush green bamboo groves bring a sense of serene tranquility. In Tai’an Township, Miaoli, besides numerous camping areas, the mountains also conceal a narrow bamboo path just wide enough for one car—evoking the landscape aesthetics of traditional Chinese ink paintings and the secluded forest charm of Arashiyama. Additionally, located above the bamboo trail is the Wugayan Scenic Camping Area, where you can enjoy radiant sunshine and ever-changing sea of clouds, while the sparkling night sky offers a luxurious natural beauty that’s well worth a visit.
Below the Wugayan Camping Area lies a bamboo trail comparable to Kyoto’s Arashiyama (Photo by Yang Yuxin)
In the Wugayan Bamboo Pathway, dazzling starlight filters through the gaps in the bamboo, creating an extremely soothing and tranquil beauty (Photo by Yang Yuxin)
The time-honored Wugayan Bamboo Pathway (Photo by Yang Yuxin)
The refreshing Wugayan Bamboo Pathway (Photo by Yang Yuxin)
The Wugayan Bamboo Pathway often evokes a classical Chinese landscape ambiance (Photo by Yang Yuxin)
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