Taiwan’s Longest Skywalk Hides in the City—Take in Panoramic Urban Views

By MOOK Travel Editorial Team

The Bagua Mountain Scenic Area is like an oasis in the city and is the most famous tourist landmark in Changhua. The surrounding attractions are diverse and abundant. Among them, the Bagua Mountain Skywalk connects these tourism resources, creating a leisure environment ideal for parent-child ecological education, making it perfect for visitors planning a one-day trip.

Taiwan’s longest skywalk on Bagua Mountain features a lightweight steel frame with a grid-line design. The route passes overhead across Guashan Road, winding along the mountain terrain from the site of the Great Buddha. It includes seven entrances and exits, spans a total length of 1,005 meters, reaches a maximum height of 16 meters, and most sections are about 6 to 7 meters high—offering stunning views of the beautiful Bagua Mountain scenery.

In addition to the skywalk, nearby attractions such as the Great Buddha Scenic Area, Literary Walk, and Art Museum are also worth visiting. Here, you can look up to see the 22-meter-tall statue of Sakyamuni Buddha, gaze out over the vast Changhua Plain, or stroll through the tranquil Literary Walk to soak in its poetic ambiance.