Hehuanshan 結果共9筆

A cold air mass from China has brought rare snowfall to Taiwan’s mountains, including Hehuanshan and Jiaming Lake. Snow enthusiasts flock to these scenic spots.

A cold snap in Taiwan’s mountains led to snow and health risks, with 437 deaths reported in January 2025. Climbers faced hypothermia, and a horse rider was fined.

Hehuanshan turned into a winter wonderland on Dec. 26, drawing tourists to witness the first snow. The CWA reported record low temperatures, with snow and ice pellets creating a picturesque scene. Authorities reopened Highway No. 14A but restricted access to ensure safety.

Meteorologist Wu Der-romg forecasts a cold air mass in Taiwan from Dec. 25-27, with temperatures dropping to 10°C. Expect scattered snowfall in high mountains and local rain in northern and eastern regions.

Meteorologist Wu Der-romg reports the northeast monsoon will weaken, bringing clearer skies and warmer temperatures. Expect a cold front and rain by Dec. 24.

Temperatures at Taipingshan in Yilan dropped to -3°C, attracting visitors to the snowy landscape. Roads remain open, but officials may enforce traffic controls.

The Taoyuan City Triathlon Association’s decision to host a cycling event on the renowned Hehuanshan mountain during the upcoming Dragon Boat Festival long weekend has ignited a wave of criticism from netizens. Concerns about potential traffic congestion and cyclist safety have dominated the online discourse surrounding the event.

KYMCO announced on Monday (June 19) that the company has achieved its goal of building 2,600 battery swapping stations this year, half a year ahead of schedule. The most recent station was constructed at the Hehuanshan Visitor Center, located at an elevation of 3,158 meters, during a press conference earlier that day.

Last weekend, the cold weather froze the water on a mountainside in central Taiwan, creating a winter spectacle called the ＂Crystal Palace.＂