By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Department
Located in Tongluo Township, Miaoli, there is a scenic spot known as Twin Peaks Mountain, one of the Eight Scenic Spots of Miaoli. With its prominent landform, it was revered during the Japanese colonial period as the "Miaoli Mount Fuji." As a result, the Tongluo Elementary School at the foot of the mountain was then called Fuji Elementary School. This is a great vantage point for taking in the mountain’s beauty, offering a nearly 180-degree panoramic view and overlooking the pastoral scenery of Tongluo. During the tung blossom season, you can also admire the beauty of the blooming flowers.
Panoramic view of Twin Peaks Mountain (Image source / Council of Hakka Affairs)
From the summit of Twin Peaks Mountain, you can gaze at the magnificent Miaoli plains (Image source / Council of Hakka Affairs)
The tung blossom season at Twin Peaks Mountain is truly delightful (Image source / Council of Hakka Affairs)
Strolling along the paths of Twin Peaks Mountain blanketed with tung blossoms (Image source / Council of Hakka Affairs)
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Twin Peaks Mountain
Address: Tongluo Township, Miaoli County
Transportation Info:
Public Transport – Take the train to Tongluo Station on the Taiwan Railways (New Taipei–Hsinchu Line) → transfer to New Taipei Bus (Route 5658 Miaoli–Xinjilong) → get off at Tongluo Industrial Park Station and walk for about 20 minutes.
Driving – Exit at Tongluo Interchange on Freeway No. 1 and enter Tongluo urban area → follow Provincial Highway 13 southbound (toward Sanyi) → continue to the end of the road leading to Tongluo Industrial Park to reach the trailhead.
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