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The entrance of Changhua Ershui Fengbo Plaza has a parking lot, toilets, a stage, children's recreational facilities, and stone tables for rest. The surrounding ecology is rich, and many trails are nearby, such as the Miaoqiankeng Trail, the Kenneikeng Trail, and the famous Ershui Dengmiao Trail. You often see birds, butterflies, and wild macaques here, making it a good place for the whole family to travel together and take an ecological observation trip.

Keep a proper distance from wild animals. 

You can see warning signs and signs reminding people not to feed wild animals everywhere in Ershui Fengbo Plaza. Feeding not only causes the macaques to lose their ability to find food but also causes them to snatch food. To maintain the natural environment and the monkeys' original living habits, you should follow the three principles of conservation: "no feeding, no contact, and no interference." Keeping a proper distance when watching macaques protects both sides.

Visit the Shoutian Temple along the Dengmiao Trail and outdoor learning on Tea Street.

If you want to go for a relaxing Ershui hike, we recommend parking your car at Fengbo Plaza. Walking the Dengmiao Trail to Shoutian Temple to worship, you can also feel the hard work of the Songbaikeng people (mountaintop people) in the past, carrying their agricultural products and trading with each other step by step in Ershui Township, Changhua. The Dengmiao Trail is about 2.1 kilometers long, consisting of asphalt roads and stairs, and is generally flat. Only after the last section of Mo Ru Lane (Gentleman Alley) are the stairs steep, and Shoutian Temple is close. After visiting the temple, you can also see the century-old tea street and feel the charm of Songbo Evergreen Tea.