This was once a winding and difficult path, but in 1923, during the visit of Crown Prince Hirohito to Taiwan, the road was paved with stone slabs in his honor and named Imperial Road Ancient Path
Concurrently, a pavilion named ‘Yi Ran Pavilion’ was constructed at the entrance of the ancient path, providing a resting place for those who come for hiking
The ancient path is still well-maintained and remains the preferred hiking trail for the public
Open year-round, accessible 24 hours a day
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