Sanxiantai (Terrace of the Three Immortals)

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Located about 3km northeast of Chenggong Town in Taitung County, Taiwan, Sanxiantai (Sansiantai or Terrace of Three Immortals) is one of Taitung’s most notable scenic spots. Literally meaning the terrace of three immortals, Sanxiantai got its name from the legend that tells three famous immortals: Lu, Tung-pin, Iron Crutch Li, and He, Xian-gu once took a rest in this area leaving three footprints, which are the three gigantic rocks that can be seen today at Sanxiantai scenic area.

Sanxiantai is a small offshore land composed of volcanic rock landscape that eroded by seawater from headland. Occupying an area of 22 hectares, this Taitung scenic area is scattered by distinctive rock formations such as ditches, potholes, abrasion stacks, notch, and many others forming fascinating topographic sceneries. Also, a 320-meter-long curvy bridge is established for visitors to appreciate the surrounding geographic marvels, as well as the precious ecologies.

 
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opening hours:

Tourist Service Center: 08:30-12:00;13:00-17:00
Contact Number : +886-89- 850785

expenditure brief:

FREE
The above fees are for reference purposes only; actual costs are informed at the actual venue and we do NOT give any prior notice.

Directions:

Drive on your own:
1. No. 5 National Highway (國道5號): No. 1 National Highway (國道一號) -> Sizih Interchange (汐止交流道) -> No. 5 National Highway (國道5號) -> Xuehshan Tunnel (雪山隧道) -> Suao Interchange (蘇澳交流道) -> No. 9 Provincial Highway (台9號) -> Hualien Fuli Town (花蓮富里鄉) -> No. 23 Provincial Highway (台23線) -> No. 11 Provincial Highway (台11線) -> Baisolian (白守蓮) -> Sanxiantai (三仙台)

2. No. 5 National Highway (國道5號): No. 3 National Highway (國道3號) -> Nangang Interchange (南港交流道) -> No. 5 National Highway (國道5號) -> Xuehshan Tunnel (雪山隧道) -> Suao Interchange (蘇澳交流道) -> No. 9 Provincial Highway (台9號) -> Hualien Fuli Town (花蓮富里鄉) -> No. 23 Provincial Highway (台23線) -> No. 11 Provincial Highway (台11線) -> Baisolian (白守蓮) -> Sanxiantai (三仙台)

By Bus:
1. Take Dingdong Bus (鼎東客運) bound for Jingpu (靜浦) from Taitung Train Station(台東火車站) to Sanxiantai (三仙台) or Stone Umbrella (石雨傘) stop.

2. Take Taichi (台汽客運) or Dingdong Bus (鼎東客運) to Chenggong Town (成功鎮). From there, take Dingdong Bus (鼎東客運) bound for Changbin (長濱) or Jingpu (靜浦) to Sanxiantai (三仙台) or Stone Umbrella (石雨傘) stop.