Jianshih Township

Jianshih Township offers numerous attractions. We recommend visiting the Laoying Creek Trail to experience nature's artistry, or enjoying a hot spring bath at Jinping Beauty Soup. Additionally, the Frog Stone Trail, Jianshih Lavender Forest, and Neihu Old Street are unmissable spots that allow for a deep dive into Jianshih Township's natural and cultural charm.

Hsinchu County's Jianshih Township is an indigenous mountain administrative township of the Atayal people. The local residents are predominantly Atayal, with a long tribal history and unique cultural characteristics, allowing travelers to deeply experience indigenous traditional songs and dances, handicrafts, and cultural activities.

Jianshih Township is known for its rolling mountains and hidden scenery, remaining one of Taiwan's few places that preserves its original natural landscape. It features deep valleys, awe-inspiring topography, and abundant forest and ecological resources. The rich Atayal culture also adds a strong artistic flair and cultural depth to Jianshih Township.

The administrative area of Jianshih Township includes multiple villages, with the area formerly known as 'Jianshih Rock' being a key point. Although the township division is complex, the focus is primarily on tourism development and showcasing Atayal culture, offering travelers diverse travel experiences.

For a free and easy trip to Jianshih Township, it is advisable to plan your transportation in advance. Some mountain roads may be rugged, so it is recommended to choose appropriate transportation. At the same time, respecting the local Atayal culture and paying attention to changes in mountain weather by carrying suitable clothing and supplies will make your journey smoother and more enjoyable.