Eryanping Trail – Live View of Taiwan’s Misty Mountain Path in Chiayi
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Sunset: 6:46 pm

Eryanping Trail – Live View of Taiwan’s Misty Mountain Path in Chiayi

Winding through high-altitude tea fields and lush bamboo forests, the Eryanping Trail in Chiayi County offers one of Taiwan’s most stunning and peaceful mountain walks. From this live camera view, you can witness a constantly changing natural scene, where clouds drift through green ridges, mist clings to the treetops, and the trail curves gently along the hillside.

Located near Zhuqi Township, the Eryanping Trail is part of the Alishan mountain range and is beloved by locals and tourists alike for its combination of accessible hiking, rich ecosystems, and panoramic views. The camera captures wooden boardwalks, viewing platforms, and often a sea of clouds below, depending on the weather.

Eryanping is especially famous for its sunrise and sunset views. In the early morning, the sky gradually shifts from deep blue to orange and gold, lighting up the clouds below like a glowing ocean. As the day progresses, the trail remains wrapped in a quiet forested charm, with bamboo leaves rustling and birds occasionally flying across the frame.

Alongside the trail, you’ll also notice high-mountain tea plantations, carefully terraced into the slopes. The smell of fresh tea leaves fills the air, and hikers often pause at nearby tea houses to enjoy a warm cup after their trek. From the live feed, you might spot hikers, photographers, or groups pausing at scenic lookouts to admire the expansive views of the Chiayi countryside.

In the evening, the fading light paints the sky in soft pastels while the valley below disappears into shadow. Fog often drifts up from the forest, creating a tranquil, dreamlike view: perfect for meditation, quiet thought, or simply taking a virtual breath of fresh air.

This live stream from the Eryanping Trail offers more than just a window into Taiwan’s landscapes: it’s a glimpse into a slower rhythm of life, where nature takes the lead and every hour brings a new scene.

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