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See fireworks, torches, and windmills all in one trip – an action-packed two-day, two-night adventure in Nantou

Published: 2026-09-24 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-09-24 — Nantou County is the only county in Taiwan that isn’t coastal, yet it boasts breathtaking scenery that rivals seaside areas, including world-renowned attractions like Sun Moon Lake, Qingjing Farm with panoramic views of vast grasslands and mountain ranges, as well as places where you can get close to the surging sea of clouds at Hehuan Mountain...

By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team, compiled and reported

Nantou County is the only county in Taiwan that isn’t coastal, yet it boasts breathtaking scenery that rivals seaside areas, including world-renowned attractions like Sun Moon Lake, Qingjing Farm with panoramic views of vast grasslands and mountain ranges, as well as the Hehuan Mountain and Central Mountain Range areas, where you can get up close to surging sea of clouds.

A Two-Day, Two-Night Trip to Nantou (Photos / chrisalmighty1234, molly888666, aiku_echo, Qingjing Torch Festival)

Every autumn and winter, events such as the Sun Moon Lake Fireworks Festival and the Qingjing Torch Festival take place, making it a great time to visit Nantou. Below is a recommended two-day, two-night itinerary that covers everything from the Torch Festival in Qingjing to the fireworks music concert at Sun Moon Lake, allowing you to experience both the stunning mountain scenery of Qingjing and the lake views of Yuchi Township.
 
10/27Evening: Qingjing Torch Festival (Qingjing Elementary School) → Stay near Qingjing Farm → Stargazing and sunrise viewing

Qingjing Torch Festival (Photo / Qingjing Torch Festival)

Stargazing at Hehuan Mountain (Image provided by molly888666)

Sunrise at Wuling on Hehuan Mountain (Image provided by chrisalmighty1234)

Sea of Clouds at Wuling on Hehuan Mountain (Image provided by aiku_echo)

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