Taipei’s First Treehouse Pavilion Viewing Platform Offers Stunning Views of Ancient Tree Trails
By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team
The Taipei City Government has built Taipei’s first treehouse pavilion, “Tree Pavilion,” on the Little Stream Head Circular Trail in Shilin District. Winding up around ancient trees to reach the forest canopy, visitors can enjoy a close-up, eye-level experience with the forest, immerse themselves in nature, and breathe in fresh air.
The Taipei City Government has built Taipei’s first treehouse pavilion, “Tree Pavilion,” on the Little Stream Head Circular Trail in Shilin District. (Image source / Taipei City Government Public Works Bureau, Department of Earth Engineering)
Winding up around ancient trees to reach the forest canopy, visitors can enjoy a close-up, eye-level experience with the forest. (Image source / Taipei City Government Public Works Bureau, Department of Earth Engineering)
In addition to the newly completed viewing platform “Tree Pavilion,” the Little Stream Head Circular Trail also features other scenic spots such as the Riding the Wind Fortress Viewing Platform, the Wind Rush Forest Viewing Platform, and the Huapeng Viewing Pavilion. These offer panoramic views of Taipei’s diverse architectural landscape. The trail is also rich in natural ecology, where you might spot Formosan red-bellied squirrels and Taiwan blue magpies.
The Little Stream Head Circular Trail is rich in diverse natural ecology. (Image source / Taipei City Government Public Works Bureau, Department of Earth Engineering)
The Little Stream Head Circular Trail features multiple viewing platforms from which to admire the cityscape of Taipei. (Image source / Taipei City Government Public Works Bureau, Department of Earth Engineering)
The Little Stream Head Circular Trail is a triangular loop formed by the “Datou Forest Wooden Boardwalk,” the “Datou Nature Trail,” and the “Bixi Trail,” with a total length of about 3 kilometers. Take Bus Route 1 from Taipei Metro Jiantan Station or Shilin Station to “Xishan Nursery Station,” then walk about 10 minutes to reach the trail entrance.
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