Wuling Lookout

Thank you, Da Luo, for your dedicated guidance. Although our time at each attraction was short, you took many beautiful and helpful photos for us! The journey was long, but the bus had adjustable seatbacks, neck rests, water, and charging stations, showing your thoughtfulness. You also took good care of the elderly along the way. Perhaps because you're interested in nature, you even searched for and introduced us to unusual flowers. The itinerary was somewhat scouting, but it was still great to have photos with the attractions, as they are quite far apart and driving up and down would be difficult. We took the same route up and back, and on a clear day, we enjoyed the distant mountains and sea of ​​clouds, so I was lucky not to get carsick. Since it was late May, there were no apple blossom or fruit picking activities, but some vendors at the stops offered samples of apples and peaches. Many vendors had peaches, so you could compare prices. The temperature in Wuling is low, so I recommend bringing a medium-weight jacket. The lupins at Fushou Mountain were unexpectedly beautiful at this time of year, so you could spend more time there. Aside from the maple leaves, there probably weren't many other unique sights to see. The return trip to Taichung by High Speed ​​Rail takes place before 7:30 PM. For seniors, as long as they can endure the travel time, it's a senior-friendly itinerary. Recommended.