The content of this product is provided by machine translation and may not reflect the actual information, please take this into consideration before booking.-Taiping Cloud Ladder- Taiping Cloud Ladder, touted as the highest and longest scenic suspension bridge in Taiwan, is located at the edge of the Taiping Scenic Area, spanning Taiping Mountain and Turtle Mountain in Chiayi. It's one of the best spots to admire the Yunlin-Chiayi-Tainan Plain and even the Taiwan Strait. Climbing the Cloud Ladder, you'll feel the gentle mountain breeze, the vast open space, and unobstructed views. On a clear day, you can overlook the Chiayi-Tainan Plain; when the clouds rise, you can even feel like you're walking on clouds. In the distance, the tea plantations are lush and green, their rolling hills carrying the gentle aroma of tea on the breeze. The bridge deck is designed with wooden planks for easy walking, and its sturdy structure and materials ensure virtually no swaying. Through the open iron frame in the center of the bridge, you can look down at the verdant fields below. Thrill-seekers shouldn't miss this!• Precautions: 1. The coverage amount for Taiping Ladder Public Accident Liability Insurance is NT$6 million per person for bodily injury. 2. A ban on Class A large passenger vehicles has been announced for the Meishan to Taiping route; only Class B minibuses and ordinary passenger cars are permitted to travel on this route. 3. For safety reasons, entry into the ladder is prohibited during non-open access periods. Anyone who enters without authorization will be solely responsible for the consequences. 4. Visitors who are clearly incapacitated or intoxicated are strictly prohibited from entering. Additionally, those with acrophobia, high blood pressure, heart disease, asthma, pregnancy, or other physical conditions that make them unsuitable for passage should not enter for safety reasons. 5. There are steps at both the front and back of the ladder. For safety reasons, strollers and wheelchairs are not allowed to enter. 6. The number of people allowed on the bridge at any one time is limited to 300. On-site control of the number of people allowed on the bridge surface is only implemented. 7. To maintain the quality of the visit and ensure tourist safety, please do not smoke during your visit, and it is also prohibited to bring pets, explosives, or other items that may damage the facilities. 8. On the ladder, it is forbidden to use umbrellas, wear high heels, run, jump, make noise, climb, shake, march in unison, or throw objects. 9. Visitors are requested to enter in order and follow the designated route. When the red warning light is flashing, visitors are prohibited from entering. Visitors on the bridge should follow the instructions of the service personnel and leave as soon as possible.• For more information, please visit the official website. - Guanyin Waterfall Scenic Area - Guanyin Waterfall in Zhuqi Township, Chiayi County, is a branch of the Niuchou River system in the upper reaches of the Puzi River. The stream cascades down from the top of the cliff, and from a distance, the cliff face resembles Guanyin standing sideways, holding a vase and sprinkling water, hence the name. Guanyin Waterfall Scenic Area was closed for nearly 22 years due to cliff collapses and road closures caused by the 921 earthquake and Typhoon Morakot. It has since reopened after renovations by the Alishan National Scenic Area Administration and the Chiayi County Government. The area boasts eight waterfalls, cascading directly from the mountain peaks and cascading through forest valleys, each creating a unique spectacle. No climbing is required to reach Guanyin Waterfall; the waterfalls and valley scenery are readily available, making it an ideal destination for a forest adventure!• Precautions: 1. The entrance is the "Guanyin Waterfall Registration Area" (No. 44-1, Xixinliao, Wenfeng Village, Zhuqi Township, Chiayi County). 2. For driving safety reasons, cars and motorcycles are generally prohibited from entering the park. Entry must be made on foot or by shuttle bus.• For more information, please visit the official website.