Rén’ài (仁愛) is a mountain Indigenous township covering the remote northeastern third of Nantou, with its administrative center at Wushe (霧社) at approximately 1,200 meters elevation. The township is primarily home to Seediq Indigenous communities, along with Tayal and Bunun villages, and is the site of the Wushe Incident of 1930, commemorated at Mona Rudao Memorial Park. Wujie Dam and its associated tunnels are key components of the Sun Moon Lake hydroelectric system. The Qingjing (清境) area, settled in the 1950s by Yunnan soldiers and Dai families relocated from the Burma border, has since become one of Taiwan’s most-visited mountain destinations alongside Héhuānshān, over which the highest paved road in the country runs.

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Kashima Shinto Shrine(鹿島社)

Nantou Road Trip 2015: Ren’ai

Lingxiao Temple(凌霄殿)

Crossing the Central Mountain Range of Taiwan(中央山脈機車之旅)

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Ōbayashigumi Water Diversion Tunnel (大林組橫坑), Bunun Cultural Museum (布農文物館), Guokeng Christ the King Church (過坑耶穌君王堂), Shouting New Village (壽亭新村), Kajimagumi Tunnel (鹿島組橫坑), Guokeng Water Diversion Tunnel (過坑引水渠道), New Wujie Aqueduct (新武界引水道), Yorozuo Shrine (萬大神社), Lushan Hot Springs (廬山溫泉), Meixi Police Garrison (眉溪警察官吏駐在所), Wushe Martial Arts Hall (霧社武德殿), Bowang New Village (博望新村), Wanda Bihu Guesthouse (萬大碧湖行館), Liangjiu Village (良久社), Qubing Site (曲冰遺址), Huagang Agricultural Settlement (華崗農墾區), Mona Rudao Memorial Park (莫那魯道紀念公園), Kirigaoka Shinto Shrine (霧ケ岡社), Lushan Guesthouse (廬山行館), Inago Police Garrison (伊那閣警官駐在所), Qingjing Animal Spirit Monument (清境農場獸魂碑), Kako Watanabe Shrine (過坑渡邊神社), Guokeng Station (過坑電氣鐵道站), Wujie Dam (武界壩), and Renzhiguan (人止關).

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