Taiwan’s Most Beautiful Smiling Line: Five Sky Bridges Towering Over the Horizon
By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team
Taiwan boasts abundant natural wonders, including mountains, seas, and canyons. Among these, the unique mountain landscapes have given rise to numerous suspension bridges, allowing visitors to take in the breathtaking scenery of the valleys and enjoy the marvels of nature. This time, Scenic Spots has handpicked five of Taiwan’s “smiling line” suspension bridges — not only the longest in the country but also home to the most stunning scenery.
1. Taipei – Baishihu Suspension Bridge
Known as the “back garden of Taipei,” Baishihu Suspension Bridge (Image source / Neihu District Office)
Taipei’s first long-span suspension bridge, designed with the concept of a dragon’s spine (Image source / Neihu District Office)
2. Zhushan Sky Ladder Suspension Bridge
Taiwan’s first step-style cable bridge (Image source / Nantou County Government)
Offers panoramic views of steep cliffs and cascading waterfalls in the canyon (Image source / Nantou County Government)
3. Fumei Suspension Bridge
Once Taiwan’s longest sky ladder, Alishan’s Fumei Suspension Bridge (Image source / Chiayi County Cultural Affairs Bureau)
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