Nanjenshan Ecological Reserve is located in Nanjencun among the mountains
It is a paradise far from the hustle and bustle and an undisturbed rainforest area
Starting from the Nanjenshan management station to Nanjenshan Lake is a well-planned footpath
The round trip is 8
6 kilometers and it takes 2 to 3 hours to walk around
Along the footpath, except for a few wooden benches for tourists to take a short rest, there are no other artificial traces
No outside food is allowed in the park and there are no vendor stalls
Drinking water needs to be prepared by oneself
There are three perennial lakes in the Nanjenshan Ecological Reserve: the central water area, Nanjenshan Lake and Yilan Pond (or called Nanjenshan Ancient Lake), among which ‘Nanjenshan Lake’ is relatively famous
Nanjenshan Lake was originally just a few small marshes
However, due to the perennial accumulation of rainwater and the blocking of artificial dikes, it has gathered rainwater and mountain spring water from the mountains and is a relatively large still water ecosystem in the Nanjenshan water area
Opening hours: open all year round, Monday, Wednesday to Sunday, 8:00 – 17:00
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